There is this wonderful channel, Reely Interesting. I would recommend it to anyone.
It’s a treasure trove of old high quality production, non narrative video, from old professional tape and disc video formats, including the earliest HDTV recordings from the 80s.
But I thought someone on here might get a particular kick out of this video:
It’s basically a slideshow of Satos work but done quite well and some of it never seen before or since. And with a wonderful score by Japanese 80s ambient/indie band Dip in the Pool.
It’s a treasure trove of old high quality production, non narrative video, from old professional tape and disc video formats, including the earliest HDTV recordings from the 80s.
But I thought someone on here might get a particular kick out of this video:
It’s basically a slideshow of Satos work but done quite well and some of it never seen before or since. And with a wonderful score by Japanese 80s ambient/indie band Dip in the Pool.
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