From: Christopher Harris (email suppressed)
Date: Wed Nov 18 2009 - 12:04:06 PST
Also check out this remake related programming, etc. instigated by Ben Russell:
http://www.16beavergroup.org/events/archives/002124.php
THE AVANT-GARDE REMAKE WITH BEN RUSSELL
An all inclusive production course with LIFT's April artist in residenceA four-session workshop:
Monday April 6, 6pm - 10pm
Monday April 13, 6pm - 10pm
Saturday April 18, 10am - 6pm
Monday April 27, 6pm - 10pmIn as much as everything in art has already been done, this workshop offers you this once-in-a lifetime chance to do it all over again (with the rigorous conceptual and technical guidance of LIFT April artist-in-residence Ben Russell). If context is everything and the authorial voice lies somewhere between idea and gesture, then what happens when you remake a piece of avant-garde cinema history ‘shot-for-shot' and claim it as your own? Over four class sessions, you'll search out the answer to this query by doing exactly that-using the selected short films of Bruce Conner, Maya Deren, Luis Buñuel, Rose Lowder, John Smith, Peter Kubelka, and others as the direct foundation for your own cinematic (re)creations. You'll come away from this workshop with at least 2 completed films under your belt, a collaborative film project underway, a wealth of refined technical skills (flatbed editing, Bolex camera tricks, direct animation, handprocessing, and more), and a firmer grasp on such malleable topics as originality, authorship, translation, and the contemporary moment. The magic of cinema, remade.For complete details on workshop visit www.lift.on.ca/mt/workshops.html
Good luck!
CH
> Date: Wed, 18 Nov 2009 08:13:39 -0500
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> Subject: Remake, reconstruction, interpretation
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> i'm seeking short experimental films based on original films either as remakes, reconstructions, or interpretations for a film festival in France in March 2010. Please post your suggestions/recommendations, or respond directly to my e-mail at The Cleveland Institute of Art.
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> BRUCE CHECEFSKY | Director, Reinberger Galleries
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> From: Experimental Film Discussion List [email suppressed]
> Sent: Wednesday, November 18, 2009 7:01 AM
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> Subject: Re: xenon 16mm projector in Florida?
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> Hi Jeff,
> thanks for the info.
> I have both kinds of loopers (and the motorized one runs on 110V).
> I will check out your links.
> But there are frameworkers in Florida, including the festival at Gainesville where Roger Beebe shows 16mm. I know, because I was there last February 22!
> Maybe someone down there will be willing to rent one!
> All the best,
> Pip
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> At 4:25 -0600 18/11/09, Jeff Kreines wrote:
> Does your looper use a motor, Pip? Or is it just driven by the film? You may need to deal with 110v/60Hz power.
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> You might try the lab in Miami -- Cineworks -- http://www.cineworks.com/?page_id=213 -- while they don't make prints they may know the local rental availabilities. 16mm projectors are getting hard to find.
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> International Cinema may rent machines, but they can be difficult to deal with. http://www.iceco.com/
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> Good luck!<http://www.iceco.com/>
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