Crystal Voyager Discussion
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- Опубликовано: 24 июл 2019
- A Q&A featuring director and producer David Elfick, and author and environmentalist Garth Murphy. They are joined by moderator Alexander Champlin in a conversation that covers the production and legacy of the classic surf film Crystal Voyager (1973). Elfick played an instrumental part in the establishment of the New Wave of Australian cinema internationally. Garth Murphy worked with Elfick on the post-production of Crystal Voyager. The Q&A addresses Elfick and Murphy’s work with George Greenough, a legendary surfboard designer and the subject of the documentary. They discuss the production of the film, including acquiring the rights to use Pink Floyd’s "Echoes" in the closing segment of the film. Their conversation also addresses the legacy of Crystal Voyager, in terms of both its historical significance and its groundbreaking style of surf cinematography. Recorded on 05/30/2019. [8/2019] [Show ID: 34955]
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Man this is great, the GG influence!! I used to watch Crystal before going to school, an amazing person and artist, beyond words, absolute legend
I went to the premiere at the sydney opera house. I was 15!
Wow. !!
Denny Aaberg's sound track for "Innermost Limits" is a classic. Pink Floyd is an awesome follow-up with "Crystal Voyager".
The amazing thing is that George Greenough designed and built the camera gear used to shoot this footage.
George is a legend
Stop hoarding the restoration project & re-release it to celebrate the 50th anniversary of release. Would so love to see Crystal Voyager again on a really big screen!
Epic environmental intelligence....Hooray for Elfick...