An homage to Norman McLaren, this is a paint-on-film work that combines permanent marker animation with a live action dancer in silhouette. Made in 1975 as an undergraduate student project. The theme is 'external play becoming internal consciousness'. A half day of improvised dance movement and one very long night of frame by frame drawing. Film stock used was high-contrast 16mm titling film, which produced a silhouetted image of the dance which was completely opaque to the marker colors. Sanford Sharpies were used for the paint-on-film drawing.
Inspired by McLaren's numerous paint-on-film works and his Pas de deux. The working title for this student project was Pas d'une, but Flora Ann Hall's first name sounded better .

7:00 (2008) combined with high-contrast live action dance footage.

•  Telecast on regional PBS series Airtime in 1980

•  Remastered in 2008 and screened at the

2009 ReelHeART International Film Festival, Toronto.   Winner:  Off the Shelf category - ReelHeART