In front of Himself's camera and among his cronies: Cage II, Every Inch of Disney Leith, the Found Drama circle

texture · B.S. era (pre-Subsidized)

• When: the two filmography entries are stamped "B.S." (pre-Subsidized years); the Found Drama games are undated within Incandenza's career (the filmography lists its Found Drama entries just before its Year-of-the-Whopper entries)
• What: The filmography establishes Leith inside Incandenza's film world from the B.S. years on, in every capacity. As actor: in Cage II (B.S., Latrodectus Mactans Productions) he plays opposite Cosgrove Watt — "Sadistic penal authorities place a blind convict (Watt) and a deaf-mute convict (Leith) together in ‘solitary confinement,’ and the two men attempt to devise ways of communicating with each other." As subject: Every Inch of Disney Leith (B.S.) turns the cameras on the man himself for 253 silent minutes — "Miniaturized, endoscopic, and microinvasive cameras traverse entire exterior and interior of one of Incandenza’s technical crew as he sits on a folded serape in the Boston Common listening to a public forum on uniform North American metricization" (the identification is the title's; the entry's description never names him — as printed). And as crony: in Orin's account of the conceptual Found Drama joke, the game was "you and a couple cronies like Leith or Duquette" tearing a White Pages page out of a metro Boston phone book for The Stork's dart.