GRAND CENTRAL

“I shot in the Grand Central the year the great East window was restored… I used black and white because Grand Central is always black and white in my mind.” (Jeffrey Noyes Scher)

“Most of the film was shot with a 75-year-old 16-mm Bell and Howell Filmo, which was one of the first home movie cameras ever mass-marketed. I shot with a number of filters, but my favourite was a piece of scratched plastic I picked up on 42nd Street.” (Jeffrey Noyes Scher)