Film Diaries: Isabelle Morris

In Summer 2020 I set up shop in Annabel's Winnebago and started filming on the farm. We filmed around 3 scenes a day in the sweltering heat. A few scenes from the original plan have been either axed or altered and the interview has turned into an audio recording. COVID-19 has affected many aspects of this film, and the process of filming in general. It has caused me to work within tight confinements. Unforeseen circumstances and obstacles have caused me to make decisions without the advantage of an experimentation phase. Not only has the global pandemic affected my ability to experiment, but it has also taken its toll on my sense of creativity. The current situation for creatives is fairly bleak, but while making this film I have been able to put my skills and artistic intuition to use and make something I feel is beautiful. And to me, that is the most important thing about creativity.

@izybizy & @sealostate