The After Life
The After Life by Peterson is a unique exploration of a feature film project and TV show, published by Amazon Digital Services LLC in June 2012. This edition spans 36 pages and is presented in English. The narrative centers around two candidates who find themselves in a locked room, guided by a TV host who facilitates their introductions and interactions with guests seeking to connect with the “after life.”
Readers will discover a detailed presentation of the show’s format, where the candidates are introduced one by one and must engage with the concept of the afterlife in a darkened setting. The TV host communicates the results of these interactions, prompting reactions from the guests. The project culminates in its adaptation into a feature film titled “Beyond the Sphere of Reasonable Doubt,” offering insights into the creative process behind both the show and the film. This book delves into themes related to arts and photography, particularly within the realms of film and video art.
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Synopsis and presentation of the feature film project and TV show. Two candidates are assembled inside a locked room. The master of ceremony, the TV host is asking the guests to sit around a large round table. The candidates are then introduced one by one by the TV host. Each guest must introduce the person they want to get in touch with in the “after life”. The light is then switched off and the show continues in the dark. Each candidate is seen only through a 2D outline in white (sometimes in colour using 3D). The TV show host is getting in touch with the “after life” and communicates with the candidates the results and in turn the guests react accordingly. The light can only be switched on again when the show’s episode is over. The project has later been turned into a feature film: “Beyond the Sphere of Reasonable Doubt”.
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