for so many different ideologies. This was my starting point an idea and a route map of maybe some interesting places to go and film -such as the Integratron a meditation centre built in the desert (with the help of aliens!) and the very beautiful but strange Joshua Tree National Park. You use video to heighten and alter individuals 'experiences of space and time. Can you introduce our readers to this fascinating idea behind Another Day West of Highway 62? I am interested in non linear narrative as this naturally dislocates the audience from the subject and I want them to experience that feeling of chance and randomness that I got on my journey. I wanted the film to have an other worldliness about it and take you not
just on a physical journey but also on the metaphysical journey ....the Mojave Desert is certainly the place for that. What message underpins the work if any? I don't believe I am looking for messages per say in my work, but I am fascinated by human beings intervention on this planet and the effect this intervention then has on them, by which I mean the extreme, sophisticated and bizarre systems they then construct to support their tenuous ideas and I like that point where the line blurs between fact and fiction. What was the most challenging thing about making this work? For this particular work its biggest challenge was also its biggest plus - the