Matarozzi Pelsinger Building
Saturday, September 26, 2015 6:00 p.m
355 11Th Street
San Francisco, CA.

ROCKY MCCORKLE’S


NON-MOTION PICTURE:

“YOU AND ME ON A SUNNY DAY”

Rocky McCorkle’s feature length cinematic narrative is comprised of 135 massively scaled photographic stills.
For the first time, fifteen stills will be available for public viewing.

McCorkle is a one-man production team. Over the course of five years he wrote the Twilight Zone-like script; elaborately staged the narrative in, among other venues, his apartment; designed evocative 1950s era sets using a powerfully limited color palette; hired and directed octogenarian actress Gilda Todar; and, shot the non-motion picture in 8-by-10 digital format. McCorkle edited his silent “film” by extensively manipulating and, ultimately, assembling composite full-focus “snap shots” from scores of individual shots. The result is a gorgeously rich and detailed narrative about the fictitious Millie Holdon. Millie takes us on a dreamy trip in search of answers to questions about life and death, youth and mortality, love and loss. McCorkle beckons his viewers with this work, “Come closer. Look. Self examine.”

www.rockymccorkle.com