An expert in post-traumatic stress disorder – one of the real-life interviewees in cartoon form – talks about soldiers experiencing war as cinema, a defensive mechanism that fails only when the mind's imaginary camera breaks down.
The production was as troubled as the characters, with the camera breaking down immediately into production forcing the crew to drive back home 400 miles to get it fixed.
I was so excited to finally have some money to do a video, then I ended up out in the desert and there was a monsoon: the equipment got rained on, the cameras broke down and I ended up having to just shoot her running around with a cloak andhope for the best in the edit room.
I mean, I still look at movies that I've made and I look at the scene and I'm thinking of the rain that happened that day or the camera crane that broke down and the things that happen.
Corrosive air-borne particles ate into the cameras, which promptly broke down.
She was renowned for using heavy makeup and especially for applying mounds of mascara that would flow down her cheeks as she routinely broke down on camera in her prayful appeals.
As Camera and his colleagues expected, trust broke down as the group size increased.
Nadar's society sponsored scientists such as Etienne-Jules Marey, who developed a "photographic gun" to shoot serial images of birds mid-flight - he hoped that the camera would break down their movement and offer up clues as to how men might eventually emulate them.
At times, he broke down in tears on camera.
Jake and Vienna kept interrupting each other and eventually she broke down and stormed off, shaky camera in tow.
