Video — Peat Duggins

A Sense of Wonder (documentation)

shown here is a fixed-camera document of a multi-screen video installation

12 min

2017, 3-channel video, 19-channel-audio, live-action/animated

dir. Peat Duggins

A Sense of Wonder is a hybrid video installation based on the writing of biologist/ecologist Rachel Carson. The animations were based on the work of Illustrator Charley Harper. Excerpts of Carson's writings were performed by Kaiulani Lee. The music is from New York Counterpoint by Steve Reich.

Facts ’n Hacks

22 min

2019, live-action/animated video, HD, color, stereo sound

dir. Peat Duggins, written and animated with Luke Boggia, sound design by Jonathan Sahula, mix by Jesse Brayman

A Survey of Open Space (trailer)

113 min

2014, documentary, HD, color, stereo sound

dir. Peat Duggins

A Survey of Open Space is distributed in N. America by Devolver Films and distributed in some European markets as a 5-part series by Ananda Media.

Bolero (documentation)

shown here is a fixed-camera document of a multi-screen video installation which has been abridged for time

17 min

2016, 4 channel video, 8 channel audio, animated/live action

dir. Peat Duggins with additional illustration and design by Luke Boggia

Bolero is a video panorama in which viewers travel alongside a rowboat as it paddles to the marching-drum patter of Maurice Ravel’s Bolero up a broad river valley. Soloists float past in inner tubes one-by-one and are gathered into the procession. The video begins under water before tracking up to the surface, then later to the clouds and eventually into space where a trio of astronauts tinker with a warp drive.