I was mulling over Hannah’s suggestion of a Korsakow idea that involved formatting around a squash courts left and right sides. I ended up reaching a new realisation at squash later on in the week, that it would be similarly as worthwhile to film two videos, one of the left side of the court, and one of the right side of the court, as a framework for the question that I had for this project, as well as to explore lingering, for video.

Looking over the footage today has been really cool, filmed over the length of the game, 7 minutes in total each, one of them has like a marginal amount of milliseconds more footage than the other, so straight off trying to sync the videos together led to a nice stumble, I would say wonder into a combination of footage that communicates the importance of sound in squash I had made an idea about. The slightly out of sync delay creates this really fascinating echo that resonates each shot a little more, and I thought it may be something worth exploring in Pro Tools. I’d argue that the M/O for wondering, is that it is a creative praxis that can be done way more front on that lingering, as so much of the wondering can take place after all the marking has been done, constantly trying to consider different scenarios that could allow me to facilitate the question I have to consider for this assignment. I would say it is hit and miss too, in a manner that is totally complimentary to the task at hand, but I created this Pro Tools document in which I duplicated the original sound file of one of the videos 15 times, then separated the audio milliseconds apart, but the final result of this wasn’t very fruitful, more just loud.