Leighton Pierce
Directing
Born 1954-10-27
Rochester, NY, USA
47 credits
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Leighton Pierce, born John Leighton Pierce, is an American experimental filmmaker who works with film, video, sound, and installation. He is also the Dean of the School of Film/Video at CalArts since the summer of 2014. He is best known for his impressionistic technique in video imagery that creates a hypnotic effect as well as his use of sound design. The motif of water is dominant in his work and gave the name to the video series "Memories of Water". Pierce looks for inspiration in his immediate surroundings. He has stated that "in the simplest terms, a film or a video can be considered to be a meaningful experience in time. As a filmmaker, I take that as my mission: through the use of image and sound, I am composing an experience for the audience".
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Filmography
Directing
47 credits
Water Seeking its Level
Viscera
The Back Steps
Sitting
What's Left is Wind
My Person in the Water
He Said Without Moving
Red Shovel
Sharp Edge Blunt
Blue Hat
Number One
Puppy-Go-Round
Veiled Red
Thursday
50 Feet of String
DECK
Wood
South Los Angeles Street
Retrograde Premonition
37th & Lex.
Red Swing
Evaporation
A Private Happiness
Deer Isle #8: Going Out (in the morning)
The Miracle of Change
Hammock
Fall (3 parts)
White Ash
Barbara Hammer Lends a Hand
Wasp Radial
Stone Moss
And Sometimes the Boats Are Low
Not Much Time
Memories of Water Parts #21, 6, and 27
These Are the Directions I Give to a Stranger
Principles of Harmonic Motion
CARBON
Glass
You Can Drive the Big Rigs
Pink Socks
Deer Isle #5: The Crossing
He Likes to Chop Down Trees
Folded Time, Take 17
Everything's gonna be OK
I Know, I Know
Candle Loopedy Loop
On the Road Going Through
Producing
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Writing
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