Jennifer Brookes: As this stop-motion project progresses, for me, each video becomes less of a forethought piece of art and more of an artistic outlet. I’m not sure if I like that, as it is not intentional, but these things happen with long term projects. Instead of setting aside a special time to shoot a video, I take my camera with me everywhere and automatically shoot in stop-motion style. This video attests to this idea, because while shooting these pictures, I had no intention to turn them into a video. Here, you’re catching glimpses from my road trip with Amanda Walker from California to Colorado.

Eric Peterson: This weekend, Houses played a show in Aspen, which is a mountain town about four hours outside of Denver. While enjoyable, it was very exhausting, and it also meant I was gone during the time I normally record each week’s piece. This project has taught me a lot about how to make the most out of the least. This week’s piece, due to time constraints, was recorded entirely on a microcassette recorder that my dad used to use to record telephone conversations.