Underskog

Scoreline is a solo film-sound performance by Greg Pope
Equipment: 16mm projector, black film, contact mics, guitar pick-ups, engraving tools, bass guitar, loop station, hobby grinder, scratch board, mixer, amplification.
Idea: The film projector as an instrument with the potential for visual and sonic broadcasting, an exploration of cinematic apparatus, ignoring traditional strategies to create a dynamic live event.
Outcome : Texture and noise. A choreography of creation through destruction, amongst other things …

Biog:
After dabbling in punk rock bands and absurdist performance, Greg Pope founded film collective ‘Situation Cinema’ (Brighton 1986) and ‘Loophole Cinema’ (London, 1989).
Working collaboratively and individually, Pope has made video installations, live art and single screen film works since 1996. These works include live cinema performance pieces ‘Light Trap’ and ‘Cipher Screen’ as well as 35mm film productions. His collaborations include working with sound artists Lee Paterson, John Hegre, Lasse Marhaug and Okkyung Lee.