9-11am

by Aaron Edison

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9-11am consists of vérité footage from the first two hours of the World Trade Center attack. Shot on the streets of Greenwich Village, Soho and Tribeca, it begins two and a half kilometers away and ends nine blocks north of ground zero, capturing the collapse of both towers, diverse crowd reactions, and the stream of police and firefighters rushing to the rescue.

Aaron Edison is a freelance cameraman and documentary filmmaker who lives two and a half kilometers north of ground zero. His work-for-hire has been seen on PBS, BBC, TV-3 Barcelona and The Food Channel, and he is currently completing principal photography on "Cousin Palmer," a portrait of an eccentric elderly relative and the family that created him, shot in the United States and France.

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