Kino-Eye

The result of this concerted action of the liberated and perfected camera and the strategic brain of man directing, observing, and gauging--the presentation of even the most ordinary things will take on an exceptionally fresh and interesting aspect.

If one films everything the eye has seen, the result, of course, will be a jumble. If one skillfully edits what's been photographed, the result will be clearer. If one scraps bothersome waste, it will be better still. One obtains an organized memo of the ordinary eye's impressions.