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*SUN Nov12, 2023 7pm pacific time - LIVE online*
PXL THIS 33 Toy Camera Film Festival 2023
https://www.facebook.com/events/850945209382236/
Just enter "PXL THIS 33" on Youtube to tune in, and afterwards view anytime.




On Tue, Nov 7, 2023 at 11:30 AM Will Erokan <[email protected]> wrote:

> SUN Nov14, 2023 7pm pacific time - LIVE online
> PXL THIS 33 Toy Camera Film Festival 2023
> https://www.facebook.com/events/850945209382236/
> Just enter "PXL THIS 33" on Youtube to tune in, and afterwards view
> anytime.
>
>
> PXL THIS 33 PROGRAM
> Intro - Gerry Fialka & Bruno Straus
>
> When the Cow Got Out - Joseph Paulson
>
> Chip Yips - Suzy Williams
>
> Moon Curtain - Amanda Samimi
>
> Doing Time With Tehching Hsieh - Joseph, Lee & Val Paulson
>
> Hello Up There - Alex Miller
>
> Can You Believe That? - Ron Grun
>
> I Climbed The Cascades - Jennie Williams
>
> Cali - Gerry Fialka
>
> Finnegans Wake Promo - Roman Tsivkin
>
> Can't Fool Computers - Eric Ahlberg
>
> Free Will - Duncan Echelson
>
> The Owl & The Pussycat - Catherine Allison
>
> The Wren – Roy Benjamin
>
> The Recording Hello Device - Nile Southern & BING
>
> You’ve Just Been Blackballed - Anthony Blackball
>
> Breath - Lior Tzemch
>
> Missing Green - Joey Huertas
>
> Ricky - Fuji Yamamama
>
> Film Making Itself - Gerry Fialka
>
> Decadent Acts of Nothingness - Patrick Gill
>
> Stream of Subconsciousness - Joe Nucci
>
> Dissolving Sounds - Patrick Gill
>
> PXL Pie – Gerry Fialka & Bruno Straus
>
> Documentary – B. Meade
> (program subject to change)
> Just enter "PXL THIS 33" on Youtube to tune in, and afterwards view
> anytime.
>
> The PXL-2000 (Pixelvision) is a toy camera, manufactured by Fisher-Price
> from 1987-89, that records on quarter-inch audio cassette tape. The low
> resolution and high contrast was made for kids, and became an art tool.
> Today Pixelators are merging Pixelvision with cell phones and live
> streaming. Electronic Folk Art, Lo-Fi Hi-Jinx ! PXL THIS 33 celebrates
> visionary moving image artists from seminal experimental filmmakers to
> children to homeless to professionals.
>
> SizzleReel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_03oq4cMu5M&t=9s
>
> Contact:  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gerry_Fialka
>
> Special thanks to PXL THIS Film Festival co-director Bruno Straus
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_lYixmuJyjI&t=9s
>
> PXL THIS 34 - Entry deadline Oct 22, 2024 - [email protected] NO entry fee
>
> Thanks: Mike Sakamoto https://gerryswake.com/ &
> https://www.youtube.com/@gfa1930
>
> David Seubert
> https://www.library.ucsb.edu/special-collections/gerry-fialka-pxl-and-fialka-interview-archive-pa-mss-245
>
> "PXL is the ultimate people's video." - J. Hoberman, Premiere Magazine.
> Pixelvision has screened in recent years at Lincoln Center in New York, and
> at LACMA's 3D exhibit in Los Angeles. What's new? It isn't out yet. Gerry
> Fialka's book Strange Questions: Experimental Film as Conversation:
> https://laughtears.com/strange-questions.html
>
> Compelling interviews with notables in avant-garde cinema offer insights
> into moving image art--its creative processes, formative influences, and
> hidden psychic effects. Through interviews with George Manupelli, Larry
> Gottheim, Chick Strand, Tom Gunning, Lynne Sachs, Jay Rosenblatt, Martha
> Colburn, Evan Meaney, Mike Hoolboom, Robert Nelson, and Nina Menkes,
> Strange Questions links powerful personal stories with the contemporary
> media-scape.
>
>
>
> PXL THIS NEWS=
>
> PXL THIS participants are all over the place:
>
> Joseph (Jay) Paulson appears in Martin Scorsese's "Killers of the Flower
> Moon".
>
> Roy Benjamin released a new book “Beating the Bounds: Excess and
> Restraint in *Joyce's* Later Works”
>
> Nile Southern is working on a documentary on his Dad Terry Southern.
>
> Bruno Straus and Nicole Zwiren just released a new Natural Born documentary 
> MATERNAL
> INTUITION
> Patrick Gill is the main PXL Camera repair person
> http://www.bentstruments.com/
> - http://www.bentstruments.com/
> *PATRICK can now adapt your PXL cam with DVR hook-up.*
>
> Please tell us about your news updates, keep us updated, THANK YOU
>
> …and past PXL THIS participants:
>
> Josh Freese played drums on Saturday Night Live with the Foo Fighters on
> 10-28-23.
>
> Sunny War appeared on Jimmy Kimmel on 3-14-23.
>
> PXL to CELL: Bravo to Brett for this help in adapting the PXL2000
> camcorder to your cell phone: Brett Neese, [email protected], contributes
> this method of shooting Pixelvision with an Android smartphone. Note that
> this method has only been tested using a Google Pixel XL (1) and will
> probably not work with an iPhone/iOS device. Google Pixel (1) can be found
> on Amazon here.
>
> · - The hardest part is first: the camera itself needs to be modified to
> support composite video out, as the existing hardware only supports
> modulated RF video (essentially, it pretends to be an analog antenna TV
> channel.) Patrick Gill, the PXL camera repairman can modify -
> [email protected] & http://www.bentstruments.com/
> <https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.bentstruments.com%2F&h=AT3ax11L3ZebnNRGvF0vdlJK-Wuozbx19lTUMRi5GJOVepFp2RsZILRRr1qg_0hvNf9plwAbotuJWZFWq3BHXb2hy7adla2uFDjYVVbwMlWMENuVzvsSRTNR1vswFta88da7qrOdIUwtrTSUpham&__tn__=q&c%5b0%5d=AT3sCZu-1mEqEr7vErXdRXOk-4lytiE6vJbu7e1vNaUQD3LuKpuAl5f87fBP29USePGjnDHXLsNyvWKg5Fd8PeLvYPhL5ntya-FBz6qSHbrsfDC7XKli7QwRHCyVOFPzwcf0qokBXQ7SE3sMaZ_CFMpYTLgkCtsFgZ8DJhD4Gy4M4Lyj_uqt>.
> There is also a very old DIY guide here.
> · - Then, use a video capture card to process the incoming video and an
> app on your phone to interface with the capture card and record the video.
> We have had some success with this one.
> · - That video capture card has a full-size USB port on it, so it needs an
> adapter. If, like the Pixel XL, the Android phone is newer and has a USB-C
> port, you'll need something like this. If it's an older phone with a
> micro-USB port, grab something more like this. Not all phones have the
> ability to plug accessories into the USB port -- do some research to see if
> your phone supports "USB OTG."
> · - The app we've had the most success with is "USB Camera Pro," available
> here. There is a free version that can be used to check if this setup will
> work.
> Again, not all phones support this and we've only tested it with a Google
> Pixel XL (1), so your mileage may vary, as they say. We welcome comments.
>
> PXL THIS 33 celebrates its 33rd year of creative filmmaking by everyone
> from kids to professionals. One of the most unique film festivals ever, PXL
> THIS has been attended by Oliver Stone, Daryl Hannah, Kim Fowley among many
> more. Pixelvision has even made it onto the big screen via Richard
> Linklater (Slacker), Michael Almereyda (Nadja, produced by David Lynch) and
> Craig Baldwin (Sonic Outlaws). The irresistible irony of the PXL 2000 is
> that the camera's ease-of-use and affordability, which entirely
> democratizes movie-making, has inspired the creation of some of the most
> visionary, avant and luminous film of our time.
>
> "If movies offer an escape from everyday life, Pixelvision is the Houdini
> of the film world." - SF Weekly
>
> PXL THIS, featuring films made with the Fisher-Price PXL 2000 toy
> camcorder, is one of the longest running film festivals in the
> entertainment capital of the world. Celebrating "cinema povera" moving
> image art, it evokes Marcel Duchamp's axiom "Poor tools require better
> skills." Pixelators from across the globe hoick up inventive approaches to
> the unassuming throw-away of consumer culture. These low-tech hi-jinx films
> come through loud and clear by reframing a new cinema language. Past PXL
> THIS participants have included Lee Ranaldo (Sonic Youth), Chris Metzler
> (Fishbone & Salton Sea documentaries), James & Sadie Benning, Joe Gibbons,
> Cecilia Dougherty, Peggy Ahwesh, Jesse Drew, Margie Strosser, Cory McAbee
> (The Billy Nayer Show), Ann Randolph, Kirsten Stoltmann, and Michael
> Almereyda.
>
> "Gerry Fialka's annual PXL THIS is a reliably surprising and seductive
> round-up of recent work achieved with the PXL 2000 camera. This humble
> outdated toy continues to bring out the visionary child in filmmakers and
> viewers alike, and no one has kept the PXL flame burning longer or brighter
> than Gerry." - Michael Almereyda, director
>
> "Gerry Fialka's PXL THIS festival snaps, crackles and pops off the screen
> with the funky, user-friendly energy of real first-person cinema. Goofy,
> gorgeous, and altogether groovy, his provocative program of pieces produced
> with the Fisher-Price PXL 2000 toy video camera is not only downright
> entertaining, but more, its blipping and buzzing black 'n' white
> picture-bits coalesce into a veritable inspiration to all those who cherish
> the playful, spontaneous gestures and low-cost of electronic folk art." -
> Craig Baldwin, director & curator.
>
> "All the PXL THIS videos reflect festival organizer Gerry Fialka's
> commitment to the freedom produced by making art without financial
> constraints. PXL THIS is a welcome highlight in the Los Angeles media scene
> celebrating the rich lexicon available in a tool which might initially seem
> rather limiting." - Holly Willis, LA Weekly.
>
> "Pixelvision may be firmly ensconced in the pantheon of once-popular dead
> media, but for many of the faithful it captures the heart of the American
> experience as it should be seen: in basic black and white." - David Cotner,
> LA Weekly
>
> Seminal film experimental filmmaker Hollis Frampton evokes PXL THIS in
> 1978 : "I didn't really like the work I thought was my best work. I liked
> the stuff I didn't like a lot more." Rewording Jimmie Durham's overhearing
> conjures PXL THIS: "Are those real films or did you make them yourself?"
>
> "When the aliens are here and deciding whether to vaporize all mankind for
> our inhumanity, cruelty and greed, showing the aliens PXL THIS will save
> the world. PXL THIS shows our best nature as humanist creators and
> subversives against those who deserve it. Save the world. Support PXL
> THIS." - George Manupelli, founder of the Ann Arbor Film Festival,
> filmmaker, poet, collagist and political/environmental activist
>
> Pixelvision conjures Bucky Fuller's ephemeralization - the idea of minimal
> material with maximum performance. The PXL THIS Film Festival is similar to
> what Rachel Kushner wrote about Silvia Kolbowski's After Hiroshima Mon
> Amour: "The overall effect is well beyond an avoidance of comparison. It's
> refusal of the seductive surface of the Resnais film, as if to coax viewers
> out of the trance of filmic nostalgia and toward our own catastrophes and
> forgetting, our own longing to be faithful to a moment in the face of
> oblivion."
>
> Seminal film critic Pauline Kael evoked Pixelvision in her book Hooked: "I
> am still a child before a moving image."
> Hollywood Reporter called Pixelvision a "precursor of today's DV
> filmmaking."
> 1- McLuhan quote, "If it works, it's obsolete."
> 2- One audience member said that with all the great new digital effects
> and equipment, it seems as though you could "fix" the picture.
> 3- PXL pioneer Erik Saks declared many years ago (say what?): "Pixelvision
> is an aberrant art form, underscored by the fact that since the cameras
> wear out quickly, and are no longer being manufactured, it holds within
> itself authorized obsolescence. Each time an artist uses a PXL 2000, the
> whole form edges closer to extinction.”
> Ain't no stopping us now. Dig infinity...focus.
> Watch past PXL THIS festivals online -
> http://www.willerokan.com/pxlthis.html and on youtube
> Patrick Gill - PXL camera repairman - [email protected] Visit -
> http://www.bentstruments.com/
> *PATRICK can now adapt your PXL cam with DVR hook-up.*
>
> Gerry Fialka Podcasts: "I'm Probably Wrong About Everything"
> https://www.youtube.com/@improbablywrongabouteveryt6781/streams
>
> MoSide Trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FKhUyVgvt8Y
>
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