The first - person view of the ball during the swinging of the golf
club is meant to be innovative, but apart from seeing the ball as you hit it, it's a hindrance because you can't see where it's actually going to go without pressing
various camera buttons and then aiming by holding the trigger as the aim marker goes nuts.
E.S.P. TV has worked with
various venues and institutions including: The Whitney Museum of American Art, New Museum, Museum of Arts and Design, Printed Matter, Millennium Film Workshop, New School, Recess,
Camera Club (New York, NY); Interstate Projects, Spectacle Theater, Issue Project Room, Knockdown Center, Flux Factory, Roulette (Brooklyn, NY); Franklin Street Works (Stamford, CT), Liminal Space (Oakland, CA), Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (San Francisco, CA), Human Resources (Los Angeles, CA), Ballroom Marfa, Marfa Public Radio, (Marfa, TX), Museum of Human Achievement (Austin, TX), S1 (Portland, OR), Nightingale Cinema (Chicago, IL), MoCAD (Detroit MI), General Public (Berlin), STORE (Dresden), Studio XX (Montreal), Kling and Bang Gallery (Reykjavik) and Pallas Projects (Dublin).