Re: [Frameworks] Standish Lawder Runaway
Hi Mark and Pip, I find this only now after returning from a longer absence and would like to add a few lines. In fact, Standish was a bit disorganized as you can see by the fact hat he even planned to release a DVD with me on Red Avocado Film - to bring him to Osnabrück was my idea and done with my financial contribution. We even managed to shoot an interview documentary on the spot for inclusion on the DVD. Trying to continue this co-operation long-distance and all the while to no avail was more than frustrating - but such is life, sometimes. News of his passing away were sad but didn't come completely as a surprise. The only question that really matters now: is there a possibility for you to release a DVD of his truely essential work? I would simply LOVE to see it. And as for the interview film: I will probably upload it to the Red Avocado Film web site. In its edited version it's just a bit over 30 minutes but probably depicts one of the last times that Standish was up to the task and gave insights into his life and work. May this great and too often overlooked filmmaker rest in peace. Ingo Am 12.08.2014 01:56, schrieb Pip Chodorov: Re: [Frameworks] Standish Lawder Runaway Thanks Mark, That's a very nice blog post. I met Standish a couple of years ago on his trip to Osnabruck and Paris and we became good friends. He stayed in my place, and he sold me a good print of Corridor at that time. We stayed in touch and planned to release a DVD of his films together, but he soon became disorganized in his thoughts as some dementia set in and he moved to California. It was great to revisit him a little in your post. My only criticism is that it's hard to read white text on a black background (Jonas would really take you to task for that). So I'm seeing lines everywhere in my head now. All the best, Pip Chodorov At 16:46 -0700 11/08/14, Mark Toscano wrote: Hi all - If you're interested, I've written something about my experience picking up Standish Lawder's films in 2007, prompted by the arrival of the rest of his film elements today from his daughter (and the discovery of one element in particular). http://preservationinsanity.blogspot.com/ ___ FrameWorks mailing list FrameWorks@jonasmekasfilms.com https://mailman-mail5.webfaction.com/listinfo/frameworks ___ FrameWorks mailing list FrameWorks@jonasmekasfilms.com https://mailman-mail5.webfaction.com/listinfo/frameworks
Re: [Frameworks] Standish Lawder Runaway
I know Standish's daughter Cynthia would be happy to have his work on DVD, as would I. The Academy doesn't do DVD publishing, but we've assisted and sometimes co-supervised a bunch of times with folks who do (Criterion, Flicker Alley, etc.) I'd be happy to help with such an effort. Ingo, is there any reason why you couldn't continue to do it? Mark On Sep 12, 2014, at 9:32 AM, Ingo Petzke i...@petzke.biz wrote: Hi Mark and Pip, I find this only now after returning from a longer absence and would like to add a few lines. In fact, Standish was a bit disorganized as you can see by the fact hat he even planned to release a DVD with me on Red Avocado Film - to bring him to Osnabrück was my idea and done with my financial contribution. We even managed to shoot an interview documentary on the spot for inclusion on the DVD. Trying to continue this co-operation long-distance and all the while to no avail was more than frustrating - but such is life, sometimes. News of his passing away were sad but didn't come completely as a surprise. The only question that really matters now: is there a possibility for you to release a DVD of his truely essential work? I would simply LOVE to see it. And as for the interview film: I will probably upload it to the Red Avocado Film web site. In its edited version it's just a bit over 30 minutes but probably depicts one of the last times that Standish was up to the task and gave insights into his life and work. May this great and too often overlooked filmmaker rest in peace. Ingo Am 12.08.2014 01:56, schrieb Pip Chodorov: Thanks Mark, That's a very nice blog post. I met Standish a couple of years ago on his trip to Osnabruck and Paris and we became good friends. He stayed in my place, and he sold me a good print of Corridor at that time. We stayed in touch and planned to release a DVD of his films together, but he soon became disorganized in his thoughts as some dementia set in and he moved to California. It was great to revisit him a little in your post. My only criticism is that it's hard to read white text on a black background (Jonas would really take you to task for that). So I'm seeing lines everywhere in my head now. All the best, Pip Chodorov At 16:46 -0700 11/08/14, Mark Toscano wrote: Hi all - If you're interested, I've written something about my experience picking up Standish Lawder's films in 2007, prompted by the arrival of the rest of his film elements today from his daughter (and the discovery of one element in particular). http://preservationinsanity.blogspot.com/ ___ FrameWorks mailing list FrameWorks@jonasmekasfilms.com https://mailman-mail5.webfaction.com/listinfo/frameworks ___ FrameWorks mailing list FrameWorks@jonasmekasfilms.com https://mailman-mail5.webfaction.com/listinfo/frameworks ___ FrameWorks mailing list FrameWorks@jonasmekasfilms.com https://mailman-mail5.webfaction.com/listinfo/frameworks
Re: [Frameworks] Standish Lawder Runaway
Maybe we can co-produce it Ingo, it sounds like a lot of work. Pip At 9:43 -0700 12/09/14, Film Object wrote: I know Standish's daughter Cynthia would be happy to have his work on DVD, as would I. The Academy doesn't do DVD publishing, but we've assisted and sometimes co-supervised a bunch of times with folks who do (Criterion, Flicker Alley, etc.) I'd be happy to help with such an effort. Ingo, is there any reason why you couldn't continue to do it? Mark On Sep 12, 2014, at 9:32 AM, Ingo Petzke mailto:i...@petzke.bizi...@petzke.biz wrote: Hi Mark and Pip, I find this only now after returning from a longer absence and would like to add a few lines. In fact, Standish was a bit disorganized as you can see by the fact hat he even planned to release a DVD with me on Red Avocado Film - to bring him to Osnabrück was my idea and done with my financial contribution. We even managed to shoot an interview documentary on the spot for inclusion on the DVD. Trying to continue this co-operation long-distance and all the while to no avail was more than frustrating - but such is life, sometimes. News of his passing away were sad but didn't come completely as a surprise. The only question that really matters now: is there a possibility for you to release a DVD of his truely essential work? I would simply LOVE to see it. And as for the interview film: I will probably upload it to the Red Avocado Film web site. In its edited version it's just a bit over 30 minutes but probably depicts one of the last times that Standish was up to the task and gave insights into his life and work. May this great and too often overlooked filmmaker rest in peace. Ingo ___ FrameWorks mailing list FrameWorks@jonasmekasfilms.com https://mailman-mail5.webfaction.com/listinfo/frameworks
[Frameworks] Standish Lawder Runaway
Hi all - If you're interested, I've written something about my experience picking up Standish Lawder's films in 2007, prompted by the arrival of the rest of his film elements today from his daughter (and the discovery of one element in particular). http://preservationinsanity.blogspot.com/ Mark T ___ FrameWorks mailing list FrameWorks@jonasmekasfilms.com https://mailman-mail5.webfaction.com/listinfo/frameworks
Re: [Frameworks] Standish Lawder Runaway
Thanks Mark, That's a very nice blog post. I met Standish a couple of years ago on his trip to Osnabruck and Paris and we became good friends. He stayed in my place, and he sold me a good print of Corridor at that time. We stayed in touch and planned to release a DVD of his films together, but he soon became disorganized in his thoughts as some dementia set in and he moved to California. It was great to revisit him a little in your post. My only criticism is that it's hard to read white text on a black background (Jonas would really take you to task for that). So I'm seeing lines everywhere in my head now. All the best, Pip Chodorov At 16:46 -0700 11/08/14, Mark Toscano wrote: Hi all - If you're interested, I've written something about my experience picking up Standish Lawder's films in 2007, prompted by the arrival of the rest of his film elements today from his daughter (and the discovery of one element in particular). http://preservationinsanity.blogspot.com/http://preservationinsanity.blogspot.com/___ FrameWorks mailing list FrameWorks@jonasmekasfilms.com https://mailman-mail5.webfaction.com/listinfo/frameworks
