David Bryant
David Bryant is a Canadian musician and sound engineer. He joined the group Godspeed You! Black Emperor in 1997 as the third guitarist, later recording, mixing and photographing for the band. In 2001, he set up the experimental music project Set Fire to Flames, combining post-rock and noise music. In 2015, he signed, with his teammate Karl Lemieux, the experimental documentary short Quiet Zone. With Kevin Doria and Thierry Amar, he also wrote the score for the feature film Maudite poutine by Karl Lemieux in 2016. In 2017, David Bryant collaborated with the artist duo Kovács / O'Doherty on their sound and extraterrestrial radio installation titled Signal Tide, which was presented at the Los Angeles Museum of the Arts.
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Quiet Zone
Combining elements of documentary, film essay and experimental film, filmmakers Karl Lemieux and David Bryant take us deep into the world of those who suffer from electromagnetic hypersensitivity. Stubbornly defying traditional genres, Quiet Zone weaves together an unusual story in which sound and image distort reality to make the distress of these “wave refugees” palpable.
Quiet Zone
Combining elements of documentary, film essay and experimental film, filmmakers Karl Lemieux and David Bryant take us deep into the world of those who suffer from electromagnetic hypersensitivity. Stubbornly defying traditional genres, Quiet Zone weaves together an unusual story in which sound and image distort reality to make the distress of these “wave refugees” palpable.
