shot entirely on a PXL2000. This video relies heavily on the camera's portability to maintain an intimate presence. Video artist Sadie Benning is among the most critically acclaimed pioneers of the PXL2000, one of which was given to them by their father James Benning around the age of 15. Benning's early video diary works gained popularity in the artist market, earning them a lasting reputation as an innovator, with an important presence in video art. Michael Almereyda used the camera for several of his films. Another Girl Another Planet (1992) and his short Aliens (1993) were shot with it entirely, it was used for point of view shots of the title character in Nadja (1994), and it was used by the title character to make video diaries in Hamlet (2000). The camera has been used for several music videos, including "Mote" by Sonic Youth and "Black Grease" by the Black Angels. Artist John Humphrey's 2003 video, Pee Wee Goes to Prison was shot on a PXL2000, employing a cast of dolls and other toys to stage the imaginary trial, incarceration, and eventual pardoning (by newly-elected president Jesse Ventura) of Pee-wee Herman for the sale of Yohimbe. The PXL2000 was used by the characters Maggie (Anne Hathaway) and Jamie (Jake Gyllenhaal) in the 2010 film, Love & Other Drugs, although the black and white footage from the camera is shown at full film resolution. In 2018, Toronto filmmaker Karma Todd Wiseman used a PXL2000 to shoot key scenes, processing the footage with enhanced monochrome. The custom PXL2000 camera was fitted with windshield mount suction cups and painted with the red and white paint scheme of the Canadian flag. The PXL2000 was used by the characters Melody and Jess during the show Archive 81. See also Mattel Vidster VCamNow References External links Fisher-Price PXL2000 in the Total Rewind museum of Vintage Video The original Manual to the PXL2000 Manuals PXL2000 Forum with Camera Modification Guides Video storage Camcorders Products introduced in 1987 Fisher-Price