Jason Halprin

@j-halprin.bsky.social

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Mostly water Experimental Filmmaker | Post-Ac | analog enthusiast | Editor & Colorist | lapsed cinephile | 🎥 & 📽️ 16mm/Super8 🎞️ | 🎶 🎧🪩| 🇺🇸 in Montréal, Québéc 🇨🇦 films @CanyonCinema JasonHalprin.com YouTube.com/@JasonHalprin

A glazed, round, pink strawberry cake resting on a black cooling rack.
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The Dominion Square Building in Montréal, with a Wework logo prominently seen over the Art Deco doorway
A yellow snail with a black stripe on its shell stretches across a downed log on an overcast day
Looking north from the Sommit d’Outremont (Mont Royal) on a clear spring day in Montréal.
The cover of the 2006 album Rabbit Fur Coat by Jenny Lewis with the Watson Twins, next to a running record player
American bassist Jaco Pastorius, on stage
The cover of the 1960 album Infinity in Sound, by Mexican composer & bandleader Juan Esquivel & his Orchestra
The cover of the 1977 album Running on Empty by American singer-songwriter Jackson Browne featuring a large drum set in front of a 2-lane highway passing between arid hills. It sits next to a running record player.
Princess Irulan (Virginia Madsen) from the opening of the 1984 film Dune (director David Lynch) saying “A beginning is a very delicate time… Know then, that ‘the Dow is over 50,000 right now’.”
I’ve got a new feature-length Diary Film! It’s starting to get submitted to Film Festivals, but if you’re a friend, programmer, or just want to take a look, send me a DM for the screener link.
The inside front cover of the autobiography “roll me up and smoke me when I die” by Willie Nelson. A line drawing of a long-haired cowboy playing guitar, and Willie Nelson signature with the year 2012 are on the right page.
A digital camera mounted on a support with a manual focus knob. Attached to the top are paper clips holding a piece of white card stock paper on top.
The cover of the studio album Station to Station by David Bowie, next to a working record player
The cover of the 1983 studio album War by Irish rock band U2, next to a working record player.
A chart showing an overlay of the relative screen sizes of common monitor resolution sizes and pixel fields, featuring SD (640x480), HD (1280x720), HD (1920x1080), TW SD (2400x600), TW HD (3840x720), and 4K (4096x2304)
A batch of homemade black & white cookies resting on a cooling rack
A snow removal operation in Montréal, Québéc, Canada is shown. A large dump truck moves down the street away from the camera, followed closely and to its right by a large yellow construction vehicle like a bulldozer. In the front of the construction vehicle is a specialized device that scoops up snow, and through a tall spout shoots the snow overhead and into the dump trucks basin. The dump truck is filled, and pulls away, and the stream of snow is lessened.
A cherry pie covered in plastic wrap that is also a pie chart showing the pie I have eaten and the pie I will eat
A transmitted image of the doll Stooky Bill on John Logie Baird’s first television system circa 1925
The Hudson Bay Company / La Compagnie de la Baie d’Hudson building (permanently closed) with Phillips Square in the foreground, decorated in holiday lights
The jungle room in Elvis Presley’s Graceland, Memphis, Tennessee
The cover of the 1986 studio album Graceland by American musician Paul Simon, next to a working record player
A copy of the 1975 compilation album, greatest hits from Cat Stevens, next to a working record player
A photograph of Jason Halprin at the Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles, California
The cover of the 1979 studio album Get the Knack by the US rock band The Knack, next to a working record player.
The cover of the 1988 compilation album Stay Awake: Various Interpretations of Music from Vintage Disney Films produced by Hal Wilmer, next to a working record player.
The cover of the 1989 studio album by UK group Tears for Fears, next to a working record player.
A golden colored cocker spaniel wearing a puffy red coat and a blue leash waits on a snowy sidewalk in Outremont, Quebec.
Gena Rowland views film dailies on an upright Moviola in the basement of the Hollywood home she shared with husband John Cassavetes. John selects a reel of film from a shelf against the wall on the right side of the room.
From Sans Soleil by Chris Marker, three children on the road in Iceland
The cover of the 1981 studio album Private Eyes next to a working record player
A man pushes a skateboard with a Bolex 16mm camera on it down a table decorated with candelabras and full of plates. People line each side of the table, and look on in bewilderment as everything is pushed off the table.
The cover of the 1967 album Alice’s Restaurant by the American folk musician Arlo Guthrie, next to a working record player.
Th cover of the 1978 live album At Budokan by American rock band Cheap Trick, next to a working record player.
A reissue cover of the 1981 studio album Talk Talk Talk by UK New Wave group the Psychedelic Furs, next to a working record player.
And old Theater named Port with a marquee on a small town street
The cover of the 1985 studio album Let the Night Last Forever by Belgium based Danish musician Walter Christian Rothe.
The cover of the 1985 studio album Highwayman by country supergroup The Highwaymen (Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, & Kris Kristofferson), next to a working record player.
A three story brick apartment complex named “Modern Court” is shown in closeup with leaves covering a walkway leading to its front entrance. The photograph is in Black & White.
The cover of the self titled 1969 studio album by Crosby, Stills & Nash, next to a working record player
The backside of a cemetery, with a hill sloping upwards and covered by amber leaves. Cresting above the top of the hill are tombstones. A large tree has fallen, knocking down a section of fence in the foreground.
The cover of the 1984 studio album by English musician Billy Bragg, next to a working record player.
The cover of the 1974 studio album Late for the Sky by American rock musician Jackson Browne, next to a working record player.