Take a ride on the elevator at elevatormoods.com, a project created by Andrew Naham and friends. It features elevator dramas filmed from the surveillance camera’s point of view. One might call it, “theater in the square”! Click the web site’s floor buttons to watch clips of mini dramas that only make sense within the claustrophobic and peculiarly private-public environment of the elevator.
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Drama on the elevator…
Posted in surveillance, Theater, tagged drama, surveillance, Theater on March 25, 2008| Leave a Comment »
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