This episode of Timecode:NOLA features documentary filmmaking, experimental cinema, filmmaker interviews, and a look at one of New Orleans’ most important media arts organizations. Highlights include a conversation about The New Orleans Media Experience, a moving drama about aging and memory, a documentary exploring the rich culture of Second Lines, and an experimental journey through the cosmos from an unexpected perspective.

Featured Films:

• Timecode:NOLA On… The New Orleans Media Experience – Ernest Collins discusses The New Orleans Media Experience and its impact on independent film, media arts, and creative culture in New Orleans.
• Sunday Biscuits (Mark Morris) – An elderly father struggling with declining mental health is cared for by his devoted daughter. As she experiences the challenges of caregiving, he drifts through memories and hallucinations of a younger life. Includes an interview with filmmaker Mark Morris.
• Second Line Sunday (Jeremy Campbell) – A documentary exploring the Social Aid and Pleasure Clubs and marching clubs that keep the tradition of the New Orleans Second Line alive. Includes an interview with filmmaker Jeremy Campbell.
• BlackSkyBlue (Jason Affolder) – An experimental film exploring the life cycle of the cosmos as seen through the perspective of an insect.

Cold Open:

• Jogger (Aaron Rushin)

Timecode:NOLA was a television series dedicated to showcasing independent filmmakers, short films, music videos, documentaries, animation, and experimental work while giving creators a platform to discuss their process and projects. Our mission was simple: inspire people to make movies.

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