There is a very early George Landow (he later changed his name to Owen
Land) film titled /The Film that Rises to the Surface of Clarified
Butter./ It includes animated drawing, but not in the full frame
illusionistic way. Like all his best films, it is extremely strange and
I think quite great. Don't know how you can see it though.
Fred Camper
Chicago
On 4/30/2021 4:09 PM, Sebastian Wiedemann wrote:
Dear Frameworkers,
I'm very interested in the relation between experimental filmmaking
and drawings (more than the action of drawing for the camera or even
animated gestures based on drawing.) I'm having in mind works like the
recent "Apiyemiyekî?" by Ana Vaz or the superposition scenes with
drawings in "Blissfully yours" by Weerasethakul. I will be very
grateful if you can help me increase the repertoire of films of this
kind. Any clue will be very appreciated.
Thanks,
Best,
Sebastian
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