This is the opening dream-sequence montage that I edited together for a movie adaptation of an Appalachian folk tale, Jack and the Doctor’s Daughter. However, it’s much too long to post on YouTube (76 Minutes). The two sequences were meant to illustrate the transition from the Roaring Twenties to the Great Depression. All footage taken from public domain archives dating from the opening decades of the 20th century. The music is from the band Rachel’s. The songs: All is Calm and Handwriting. They seem to be understanding folks. (And my attempt to send them a copy of the DVD failed; it was lost or misplaced, and I haven’t gotten around to mailing another.) (For the curious this represents over 30 hours of editing work. Whether that shows or not.) Enjoy. Let me know what you think.