Jeffrey Perkins
Director · New York, New York, USA
Jeffery Perkins is an experimental filmmaker and Fluxus artist. Perkins was born in New York and attended high school in Springfield, Massachusetts. Perkins met Yoko Ono when stationed in Tokyo as an Air Force medic and temporarily lived with her when he returned to New York in 1966, a period when he also became actively involved in New York's Fluxus community. He collaborated with Tony Cox on the film SHOUT (Fluxus Film # 22) and shot Yoko Ono's film BOTTOMS (Fluxus Film # 4). In the late 1960s.
Movies4
Movie5.0Close-ups of two faces, shouting at each other.
Shout
1966 · 3 votes
Movie2.9This film consists entirely of close ups of famous persons' bottoms. Ono meant it to encourage a dialogue for world peace.
No. 4
1966 · 21 votes
MovieHorrorFive young adults meet on a rainy night in Los Angeles and enter as a group into a series of dreams. Various adventures occur. Sister Midnight allows one of the guys to enter her mind; as a result of this invasion of her privacy, she is reborn.
Sister Midnight
1974
MovieDocumentaryFor one night Michael Pilz rides through New York with a remarkable taxi driver, Jeff Perkins. Sitting by his side, looking and listening, sometimes intervening, he uses his handy high-8 camera like a writing instrument, a „camera-stylo“.