Beyond Traditional Recognition: Volume 2, by Darran Jordan & Cameron Harris

Beyond Traditional Recognition: Volume 2

by Darran Jordan & Cameron Harris

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SHARDS OF A FORGOTTEN TOMORROW
In the depths of a dark city an ordinary woman gives birth to an angel. An angel of unimaginable power and influence. But will the child be the saviour of the human race, or the first sign of its ultimate destruction? Only one person really seems to know what is happening in the city, but no one seems prepared to listen to her cries and pleas for mercy and life...

THE SIX MILLION DOLLAR BRAIN
Five characters in search of an exit. For four of them, the plan is to make the exit and swift and painless as possible, taking with them a technological artefact of unimaginable value. For the fifth, the plan is to hold them back with all his might, stop their plan from coming to fruition. The only problem is, he had also planned to exit with his life... ... more

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1.	Darran Jordan - Shards of a Forgotten Tomorrow 27:16	info	buy track
2.	Cameron Harris - The Six Million Dollar Brain 24:59	info	buy track
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SHARDS OF A FORGOTTEN TOMORROW
This script was first conceived at a time when the end of the world phenomenon was rife in the collective mind of our society, way back in 1999 when the populace as a whole became obsessed with the notion that there would be no tomorrow. We look to stories, to religion, to myth and legend for explanations of what was and what will be, but we
each of us bring our own preconceptions, our own ideas and ideals, to our very individual interpretation of them. If there truly was a sign predicting the end of the world, you can bet your life that every person who saw it would see it differently. If it makes you think, then it's served its purpose. As Oscar Wilde almost said, we're all lying in the gutter, but some of us have angels flying overhead.
Darran Jordan, April 2002

THE SIX MILLION DOLLAR BRAIN
What's a good way of counterbalancing a deep tale which follows numerous story strands, plenty of characters and a broad canvas of soundscapes? Easy: write about half a dozen people sitting around a table. The inherent problem in this approach is, of course, that's it's difficult to solve life's woes artistically through a handful of bored social
misfits. Nevertheless, as a study of characters, success is never too far from hand. At that point, the six million dollar question was: why are they here? It goes without saying that it answered itself. As stories of five people sitting at a table while a man with a microphone yells prices at them go, this one has been pretty successful.
Cameron Harris, April 2002

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released July 24, 2002

Writers: Darran Jordan & Cameron Harris
Post-Production: Matthew Kopelke
Music: Robert Warnock
Digital Artwork: Mark Brill
Producer: Matthew Kopelke
Directors: Matthew Kopelke & Witold Tietze

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BTR Productions met regularly between January 1999 and December 2005 to record new audio and video adventures that explored the possibilities of the science-fiction genre. This is their collected works.

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