No Is Yes (1997)
Shown at The Spectacular Optical, Threadwaxing Space, New York City, Miami Museum of Contemporary Art, Miami. No Is Yes examines the inevitable co-option of counter culture through two teenage girls that accidentally kill and mutilate their favorite rockstar. It is inspired by MTV' s habitual use of experimental film and video techniques to render elaborate ads for their specialized product—the pop star.
Director: Laura Parnes
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Erica Daking as Torrie |
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Jen Daking as Tess |
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Joey Fraioli as Jimmy Junk / Slave |
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Lady Jaye Breyer P-Orridge as Sarah (As Jackie Breyer) |
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Joey Kotting as Ken |
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Chuck Agro as Bum |
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Aunrico Gatson as Bouncer 1 |
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Christian Perez as Bouncer 2 |
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Robert Boyd as Waiter |
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Julie Marlowe as Groupie |
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Eric Wolski as KFC Worker |
| Directing | Laura Parnes | Director |
| Production | Laura Parnes | Producer |
| Editing | Einat Sidi | Editor |
| Camera | Dan Moyer | Director of Photography |
| Production | Julie Melton | Production Designer |
| Directing | Lisa Schroeder | Assistant Director |
| Camera | Laure Leber | Still Photographer |
| Sound | John Halverson | Sound Editor |
| Art | Sue DeBeer | Art Direction |
| Art | Adam Putnam | Art Direction |
| Production | Susan James | Production Manager |
| Camera | Denise Klien | Camera Supervisor |
