Re: [Frameworks] found footage

[lj frezza]

thanks, dude - i'll check it out

On Sep 1, 2011, at 4:41 PM, sef208  wrote:

> Hey all, for those who live in NYC and work with found footage, The Thing, a 
> thrift store in greenpoint, brooklyn has a lot of 16mm prints for sale right 
> now. 
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[Frameworks] contact info for martin arnold or naomi uman

[lj frezza]

hey folks
i'm trying to put together a film program and i'd love to get in contact
with martin arnold and naomi uman about it - does anyone have their contact
info (email preferred)?
thanks a bunch
-lj

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[Frameworks] 16mm industrial films in nyc

[lj frezza]

Hey Everyone,
I'm a filmmaker in Brooklyn working primarily with 16mm found footage. I was
just wondering if anyone had any films they'd be interested in
selling/trading. I've got a decently-sized collection, myself, and I'm just
looking for some specific subjects for a film I'm working on now.
Thanks
-LJ

P.S. I'm also looking for a reliable 16mm projector if anyone has one of
those they'd be willing to part with.

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[Frameworks] George Kuchar Screening Rights

[lj frezza]

Hey Guys,
As many of you already know, we lost a great filmmaker this year, George
Kuchar. I'm interested in putting together a screening of some of his
Weather Diaries in his memory, and I was wondering if anyone knew who I
might contact about getting the rights to this
Thanks
-LJ

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Re: [Frameworks] cleanin / changing blades on catozzo 16mm splicer

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i can vouch for dwight's work - he does top-notch maintenance
-lj

On Fri, Oct 14, 2011 at 5:40 PM, Ryan Marino  wrote:
> I believe Dwight Cody can make your splicer like new:  www.cutfilm.com
>
> On Fri, Oct 14, 2011 at 5:29 PM, steve cossman 
> wrote:
>>
>>  To add another question to this thread...
>>
>>  I have ordered blades in the past, but need replacement springs, so if
>> there was someone who does it all, or a one stop shop that would be much
>> appreciated.
>>  Thank you
>>  Steve
>>
>> 
>> Date: Fri, 14 Oct 2011 13:56:06 -0700
>> From: epetr...@yahoo.com
>> To: frameworks@jonasmekasfilms.com
>> Subject: [Frameworks] cleanin / changing blades on catozzo 16mm splicer
>>
>> hey folks
>> any idea how to get at the blades on a 16mm catozzo splicer?
>> just took a look at mine & realised they're loaded up with years of gooey
>> bits of splice tape, so i'd like to take them out & clean them
>> cheers moira
>>
>> www.moiratierney.net
>> www.soluscollective.org
>> 
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[Frameworks] *~FREE~* 16mm educational films in beautiful Chicago, IL

[LJ Frezza]

hi frameworkers,

i'm moving on the 1st and i have some old 16mm educational films that have
been gathering dust in my apartment. i'd love them to go to a good home -
preferably one where someone will use them for something.

i'm located in Pilsen, but i could also arrange to have the films in the
Loop if that's easier for anyone.

local pickup only, plz.

peace babies,
-LJ

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[Frameworks] BASEMENT Media Fest 2015 (in Brooklyn, NY)

[LJ Frezza]

Hi Frameworkers,
Just wanted to announce a little screening that's happening this week in
good ol' New York City:

The BASEMENT Media Festival 's premiere
screening will take place on THURSDAY JUNE 25th at the SPECTACLE in
BROOKLYN, NY .
Check out this nifty trailer: https://vimeo.com/129939789

TWO SCREENINGS: 7:30PM & 10PM!
ARTISTS John Wilson & Jared Hutchinson IN ATTENDANCE!

We'll be presenting a mixed program of celluloid and .mov, so bring
yourself this way for a wide array of glitched, fuzzy, faded, and scratched.

OTHER TOUR DATES INCLUDE:
06.28.2015 - BALTIMORE, MD
07.12.2015 - MONTRÉAL, QC
07.13.2015 - TORONTO, ON
07.18.2015 - CHICAGO, IL
07.30.2015 - PORTLAND, OR
...WITH MORE DATES TO COME

The BASEMENT Media Fest is a survey of contemporary artists working with
lo-def, lo-tech, and lo-fi motion picture techniques. Founded in response
to hi-res commercial media and corporate-sponsored film fests, BASEMENT is
a celebration of the mediated experience as aesthetic experience. For more
info, including this year's program, visit http://basementmediafest.com/

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[Frameworks] ⚖ digital "attic sale" ⚖ - in Chicago, Illinois

[LJ Frezza]

hello main framers,

i've got a bunch of nice and esoteric gear for making movies and other
photographic arts. if anyone is interested in the following, make me and
offer. i live in lovely Pilsen.

Sony Handycam Hi-8 camcorder
Videonics AB-1 NTSC analog/digital edit suite
Sharp XR-1S video projector (needs bulb)

Moviscop 16mm viewer (needs new bulb)
16mm cement splicer
Bell and Howell DL-70 16mm movie camera


Super Nintendo Entertainment System (yes, i've made art with this)
Xbox 360 (i've also made art with this)

Polaroid Impulse instamatic camera
Minolta AF-Sv 35mm still camera
Minolta AF-Tele 35mm still camera
Pentax IQZoom 35mm still camera

i've also got a few non-art related things if you're interested - take a
peek at em if you decide to come by.

see you soon,
-LJ

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[Frameworks] BASEMENT Media Fest #6 - call for entries

[LJ Frezza]

*BASEMENT #6 STILL FREE! STILL INDEPENDENT! STILL WEIRD!*


contained in *this very email *is valuable information on how to submit to
one of the most exciting and confusing film festivals in North America
- BASEMENT
Media Fest .

*BASEMENT is an annual, touring program of contemporary low-fidelity moving
image work.* *we charge no entry fees, and the deadline for submissions is
1.31.2016. our entry form can be found here
.*

if your work is
low-tech or *uncannily high-tech*
dead media or* unborn media*
medium-specific or *medium-rare*

then send it on down. we have no restrictions on length or content, as long
as you feel your work fits our loose theme.

BASEMENT is organized by just three people. these three will watch all the
submissions and put together the program. they will also organize all the
screenings of this year's *Summer 2016* tour (with generous help from local
programmers <3).

this is as DIY as it gets, folks. send in your movies for a chance to
do-it-yourself with us.

see you soon,
-LJ (& Nick & Hannah)


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[Frameworks] downloading videos from youtube

[lj frezza]

hey everyone,
i'm working on a video and part of the concept is that it's
constructed from footage sourced from youtube. the browser-based
downloader i've been using doesn't seem to be available anymore, and
i'm wondering if anyone on here has any recommendations.
thanks
-lj

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[Frameworks] ZERO (Heinz Mack and Otto Piene)

[lj frezza]

hello everyone
this is a real foggy recollection of mine, but i seem to recall the
german art group ZERO producing a number of public access television
episodes - can anyone confirm this or point me in the direction of
recordings of these broadcasts?
-lj
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Re: [Frameworks] downloading videos from youtube

[lj frezza]

Thanks everyone - I'm going with the mpeg streamclip method and its
working great
-LJ

On Mon, Jan 2, 2012 at 9:26 PM, Jon Perez  wrote:
> Here's two different ways that work every time:
>
> The first way sounds complicated but is very straightforward. If you're
> working on a mac install a utility called Perian. Open the video you want to
> download on Youtube in the browser SAFARI. Then, in Safari, go to the top
> bar, select "Window" > "Activity," a little window will pop up, expand the
> text that is the video you want to download from youtube. Next, look to the
> right where you see a bunch of numbers indicating file size 3.6 KB, 2.4 KB
> etc. Look for one that you can see loading, for example 5.2 of 23.9 MB <
> This is the file you want to download. Next, select it and copy it. Now, Go
> to "Window" > "Downloads." Paste what you previously copied into this window
> and your video will begin downloading immediately. If the video you want on
> Youtube has a higher quality, make sure that is selected in the Youtube
> window so that your getting the best quality.
>
> Another way is to use the BETA version of MPEG Streamclip (Version 1.9.3b7)
> Find the video you want to download on Youtube, copy the URL. Next,  Open
> Mpeg Streamclip, go to the top bar, select FILE < Open URL and paste the URL
> into the box. From here you can either download the original file youtube is
> hosting, or convert it from its native codec/container into whatever codec
> you're editing in, i.e. Prores 422.
>
> Best,
>
> Jon Perez
>
>
> On Mon, Jan 2, 2012 at 9:07 PM, Ed Inman  wrote:
>>
>> An up-to-date Real Player will download & convert most YouTube videos.
>>
>>
>> -Original Message-
>> >From: lj frezza 
>> >Sent: Jan 2, 2012 7:59 PM
>> >To: Experimental Film Discussion List ,
>> > Experimental Film Discussion List 
>> >Subject: [Frameworks] downloading videos from youtube
>> >
>> >hey everyone,
>> >i'm working on a video and part of the concept is that it's
>> >constructed from footage sourced from youtube. the browser-based
>> >downloader i've been using doesn't seem to be available anymore, and
>> >i'm wondering if anyone on here has any recommendations.
>> >thanks
>> >-lj
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[Frameworks] Thundercrack! Distribution?

[lj frezza]

Does anyone know who to contact about screening rights in the USA
regarding the Curt McDowell film Thundercrack! (1975)?
-LJ

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Re: [Frameworks] Thundercrack! Distribution?

[lj frezza]

I know they have a 16mm print of it, but would I also talk to them
about screening a DVD?
-LJ

On Tue, Feb 14, 2012 at 3:03 PM, Sasha Janerus  wrote:
> canyon
>
> On Tue, Feb 14, 2012 at 11:36 AM, lj frezza  wrote:
>>
>> Does anyone know who to contact about screening rights in the USA
>> regarding the Curt McDowell film Thundercrack! (1975)?
>> -LJ
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[Frameworks] War Films Featuring Prayer

[lj frezza]

Hello everyone,
I'm working on a project right now involving footage of soldiers in
Hollywood films praying. Does anyone have any recommendations for any
films in particular for me to look into? I feel like I've seen this a
lot of war films, especially ones based on WWII, but I'm having
trouble thinking of specific titles. Any help is appreciated
-LJ

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[Frameworks] BASEMENT MEDIA FEST #3 (2012) CALL FOR ENTRIES

[lj frezza]

Hey there, folks. The BASEMENT media festival is officially issuing to
you, the fine people of FrameWorks, this call for submissions.
The BASEMENT media fest is a low-fidelity film and video festival,
that focuses on shorts of a non-narrative nature. We accept
submissions of all formats, from hi-8 to 16mm to DV, as long as the
work focuses on the mediated aspect of motion picture recording.
In a world filled with 2K Cameras and IMAX, we celebrate the low-res
and the low-tech.
For more information on BASEMENT, including our past programs, visit
our website: http://basementmediafest.com.
And here's a link to our submission form, just in case you're
interested in that sort of thing:
http://basementmediafest.com/2012entryform.pdf
It's free to submit, and the DEADLINE is JULY 29th. Screening will
occur in late 2012 - more info to come.
Thanks folks,
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Re: [Frameworks] BASEMENT MEDIA FEST #3 (2012) CALL FOR ENTRIES

[lj frezza]

Well, I suppose I have a two-part answer for you:
First-off, I apologize. The festival is basically completely organized
by just two people with full-time jobs and we haven't in the past been
able to respond to everyone who submitted. We're working on changing
that this year, and will be sending out an email to everyone who's
submission we receive, regardless of whether they get in to the
festival.
As for the tape, we aren't able to return submission materials to
filmmakers who send them in. We have absolutely no budget for the
festival, as the festival is free to submit to, and any fees for
screenings have gone entirely to cover the cost of the screening
venue. Due to this, we simply cannot afford the postage (not to
mention the time involved) to send submission materials back to
filmmakers. I'll make a note of this on our entry form going forward.
Additionally, we're only accepting submissionms on NTSC DVDs this
year.
This festival was started three years ago by a couple of guys who had
no experience running a festival. This whole thing is a big learning
experience for us, and I hope you'll bear with us.
Again, thanks for submitting and I'm sorry if you feel slighted in any way
-LJ

On Wed, Feb 22, 2012 at 11:21 AM, mike rice  wrote:
> I submitted to the base media fest last year and heard no response, and
> never got my DV tape back? Why should I expect anything different this time?
> Did the festival even happen?
>
> Mike
>
> On Wed, Feb 22, 2012 at 3:15 PM, lj frezza  wrote:
>>
>> Hey there, folks. The BASEMENT media festival is officially issuing to
>> you, the fine people of FrameWorks, this call for submissions.
>> The BASEMENT media fest is a low-fidelity film and video festival,
>> that focuses on shorts of a non-narrative nature. We accept
>> submissions of all formats, from hi-8 to 16mm to DV, as long as the
>> work focuses on the mediated aspect of motion picture recording.
>> In a world filled with 2K Cameras and IMAX, we celebrate the low-res
>> and the low-tech.
>> For more information on BASEMENT, including our past programs, visit
>> our website: http://basementmediafest.com.
>> And here's a link to our submission form, just in case you're
>> interested in that sort of thing:
>> http://basementmediafest.com/2012entryform.pdf
>> It's free to submit, and the DEADLINE is JULY 29th. Screening will
>> occur in late 2012 - more info to come.
>> Thanks folks,
>> -LJ
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Re: [Frameworks] BASEMENT MEDIA FEST #3 (2012) CALL FOR ENTRIES

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and here's a link to the screening info from last year's festival:
http://spectacletheater.com/730-basement-media-festival-a-night-of-lo-fi
-lj

On Wed, Feb 22, 2012 at 11:30 AM, lj frezza  wrote:
> Well, I suppose I have a two-part answer for you:
> First-off, I apologize. The festival is basically completely organized
> by just two people with full-time jobs and we haven't in the past been
> able to respond to everyone who submitted. We're working on changing
> that this year, and will be sending out an email to everyone who's
> submission we receive, regardless of whether they get in to the
> festival.
> As for the tape, we aren't able to return submission materials to
> filmmakers who send them in. We have absolutely no budget for the
> festival, as the festival is free to submit to, and any fees for
> screenings have gone entirely to cover the cost of the screening
> venue. Due to this, we simply cannot afford the postage (not to
> mention the time involved) to send submission materials back to
> filmmakers. I'll make a note of this on our entry form going forward.
> Additionally, we're only accepting submissionms on NTSC DVDs this
> year.
> This festival was started three years ago by a couple of guys who had
> no experience running a festival. This whole thing is a big learning
> experience for us, and I hope you'll bear with us.
> Again, thanks for submitting and I'm sorry if you feel slighted in any way
> -LJ
>
> On Wed, Feb 22, 2012 at 11:21 AM, mike rice  wrote:
>> I submitted to the base media fest last year and heard no response, and
>> never got my DV tape back? Why should I expect anything different this time?
>> Did the festival even happen?
>>
>> Mike
>>
>> On Wed, Feb 22, 2012 at 3:15 PM, lj frezza  wrote:
>>>
>>> Hey there, folks. The BASEMENT media festival is officially issuing to
>>> you, the fine people of FrameWorks, this call for submissions.
>>> The BASEMENT media fest is a low-fidelity film and video festival,
>>> that focuses on shorts of a non-narrative nature. We accept
>>> submissions of all formats, from hi-8 to 16mm to DV, as long as the
>>> work focuses on the mediated aspect of motion picture recording.
>>> In a world filled with 2K Cameras and IMAX, we celebrate the low-res
>>> and the low-tech.
>>> For more information on BASEMENT, including our past programs, visit
>>> our website: http://basementmediafest.com.
>>> And here's a link to our submission form, just in case you're
>>> interested in that sort of thing:
>>> http://basementmediafest.com/2012entryform.pdf
>>> It's free to submit, and the DEADLINE is JULY 29th. Screening will
>>> occur in late 2012 - more info to come.
>>> Thanks folks,
>>> -LJ
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Re: [Frameworks] BASEMENT MEDIA FEST #3 (2012) CALL FOR ENTRIES

[lj frezza]

I don't really understand what the big regret is, Mike - the festival
was free to submit to. Was that the only copy of your film or
something? If so, I can see about sending it back to you if you could
send me some money to cover postage.
-LJ

On Wed, Feb 22, 2012 at 11:56 AM, mike rice  wrote:
> I submitted because my friend, who went to Emerson and apparently knows you
> guys suggested that I do. Trust me, I regret it.
>
>
>
> On Wed, Feb 22, 2012 at 4:51 PM, lj frezza  wrote:
>>
>> and here's a link to the screening info from last year's festival:
>> http://spectacletheater.com/730-basement-media-festival-a-night-of-lo-fi
>> -lj
>>
>> On Wed, Feb 22, 2012 at 11:30 AM, lj frezza  wrote:
>> > Well, I suppose I have a two-part answer for you:
>> > First-off, I apologize. The festival is basically completely organized
>> > by just two people with full-time jobs and we haven't in the past been
>> > able to respond to everyone who submitted. We're working on changing
>> > that this year, and will be sending out an email to everyone who's
>> > submission we receive, regardless of whether they get in to the
>> > festival.
>> > As for the tape, we aren't able to return submission materials to
>> > filmmakers who send them in. We have absolutely no budget for the
>> > festival, as the festival is free to submit to, and any fees for
>> > screenings have gone entirely to cover the cost of the screening
>> > venue. Due to this, we simply cannot afford the postage (not to
>> > mention the time involved) to send submission materials back to
>> > filmmakers. I'll make a note of this on our entry form going forward.
>> > Additionally, we're only accepting submissionms on NTSC DVDs this
>> > year.
>> > This festival was started three years ago by a couple of guys who had
>> > no experience running a festival. This whole thing is a big learning
>> > experience for us, and I hope you'll bear with us.
>> > Again, thanks for submitting and I'm sorry if you feel slighted in any
>> > way
>> > -LJ
>> >
>> > On Wed, Feb 22, 2012 at 11:21 AM, mike rice  wrote:
>> >> I submitted to the base media fest last year and heard no response, and
>> >> never got my DV tape back? Why should I expect anything different this
>> >> time?
>> >> Did the festival even happen?
>> >>
>> >> Mike
>> >>
>> >> On Wed, Feb 22, 2012 at 3:15 PM, lj frezza  wrote:
>> >>>
>> >>> Hey there, folks. The BASEMENT media festival is officially issuing to
>> >>> you, the fine people of FrameWorks, this call for submissions.
>> >>> The BASEMENT media fest is a low-fidelity film and video festival,
>> >>> that focuses on shorts of a non-narrative nature. We accept
>> >>> submissions of all formats, from hi-8 to 16mm to DV, as long as the
>> >>> work focuses on the mediated aspect of motion picture recording.
>> >>> In a world filled with 2K Cameras and IMAX, we celebrate the low-res
>> >>> and the low-tech.
>> >>> For more information on BASEMENT, including our past programs, visit
>> >>> our website: http://basementmediafest.com.
>> >>> And here's a link to our submission form, just in case you're
>> >>> interested in that sort of thing:
>> >>> http://basementmediafest.com/2012entryform.pdf
>> >>> It's free to submit, and the DEADLINE is JULY 29th. Screening will
>> >>> occur in late 2012 - more info to come.
>> >>> Thanks folks,
>> >>> -LJ
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Re: [Frameworks] BASEMENT MEDIA FEST #3 (2012) CALL FOR ENTRIES

[lj frezza]

I definitely know what you mean, John. We've accepted electronic
submissions in the past, due to extenuating circumstances, but we
generally like having the physical copies just because it makes it
easier for us to keep things organized.
-LJ

On Wed, Feb 22, 2012 at 2:44 PM, John Woods  wrote:
>>Additionally, we're only accepting submissionms on NTSC DVDs this year.
>
> Why not save yourself a whole bunch of hassle and have submissions be
> electronic? Thats quickly become the new standard and no need to deal with a
> pile of mile in your basement where submissions can get misplaced. Mailing
> DVDs is a waste of time, money and resources.
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Re: [Frameworks] Kuchar on the Oscars

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regarding Fred's reply, ingmar bergman wrote the academy this letter
upon being nominated:
http://30.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m02jxyi1B61qd3lbbo1_500.jpg

On Tue, Feb 28, 2012 at 9:44 PM, Fred Camper  wrote:
>> Yes ­ Owen Land, Ricky Leacock, and Jordan Belson as well.
>
> Oh, why not Hollis Frampton, and Stan Brakhage, and Gregory J.
> Markopoulos? Or Oscars to Ernie Gehr and Bruce Baillie, who are among the
> living?
>
> Or, one might ask, how likely is any of that?
>
> In all seriousness, am I the only one who finds the many posts in this
> thread a little bizarre?
>
> I thought it was nice when Brakhage was briefly acknowlwedged in the Oscar
> montage, and it's nice when other experimental filmmakers are acknowledged
> too. But when we start talking about awards, have we forgotten what the
> Oscars are, and what values they represent, and how different the values
> of avant-garde film are? Why should we expect, or even want, more than a
> passing nod from the Academy as it is currently constituted? It's really
> great that the money from the Oscar-cast goes to film preservation,
> including of avant-garde work. Is there any reason to expect more?
>
> Fred Camper
> Chicago
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[Frameworks] Adam Curtis contact

[LJ Frezza]

Hello folks,
I'm interested in screening Adam Curtis's three-part series, All
Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace, at a small theater in
Brooklyn. Wondering if anyone here has his contact info or any
previous experience in working with him to theatrically screen his
work.
Thanks
-LJ

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[Frameworks] Flicker Films

[LJ Frezza]

Hello again gentlepeople,
I'm looking to put together a survey of pioneering flicker films, as
well as contemporary works, all preferrably on celluloid, and I was
wondering if you guys were interested in throwing a few suggestions my
way. I have a few ideas of my own, of course, but I always like to see
what Frameworks thinks about these sorts of things
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[Frameworks] E-Flux contact info

[LJ Frezza]

hello folks
does anyone have contact info for people in charge of programming for
e-flux? i wanted to get in contact with them regarding their recent
adam curtis screening/lecture
thanks a bunch
-lj

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[Frameworks] Cameron Jamie Screening Rights

[LJ Frezza]

Hey Guys,
I'm interested in doing a screening of Cameron Jamie's video works -
does anyone have any idea who has the rights for them? Alternatively,
does anyone have a contact for Cameron Jamie himself?
Thanks a lot
-LJ

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[Frameworks] BASEMENT Media Festival - Final Call for Entries

[LJ Frezza]

Hey Everyone,
Just a reminder that the BASEMENT Media Fest's deadline for entries is fast
approaching.
We're accepting all experimental films and videos of a low-fidelity nature
for the low submission fee of $FREE.
Please visit our website for info to submit: http://basementmediafest.com/
The deadline is JULY 29th! It's a hard deadline because our "offices" are
moving and we won't be able to accept ANY entries that arrive after July
31st.
Thanks for lookin - and we look forward to lookin at yer movies.
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[Frameworks] BASEMENT MEDIA FEST #3

[LJ Frezza]

HEY ALL YOU FINE FOLKS WHO SUBMITTED TO OUR DINKY FESTIVAL,
WE HAVE AN ANNOUNCEMENT TO MAKE:
WE HAVEN'T MADE IT THROUGH THE SUBMISSIONS YET.
WE KNOW THIS ISN'T LIKE US, BUT WE HAVE AN EXCUSE, WE SWEAR.
AT THE RISK OF "BREAKING THE FOURTH WALL" (ALTHOUGH, THAT'S KIND OF WHAT
THIS FESTIVAL'S ALL ABOUT), LETS JUST SAY THAT WE'VE BEEN SEVERELY
INDISPOSED FOR THE LAST FEW MONTHS.
BUT WE'RE GETTING BACK ON TRACK AS WE SPEAK.
SCREENING'S HAPPENING EARLY NEXT YEAR, CROSS OUR HEARTS AND HOPE TO DIE.
LUV,
LJ AND NICK (PURVEYORS OF BASEMENT)

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[Frameworks] BASEMENT Media Fest in Brooklyn

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Hello All,

The BASEMENT Media Fest  is a survey of
contemporary artists working with lo-def, lo-tech, and lo-fi motion pix
techniques. Founded in response to the commercial race for hi-res and
true-to-life IMG quality, BASEMENT is a celebration of the mediated
experience as an aesthetic experience. Equal parts glitchd digital vidz,
fuzzy VHS, and grimy 16mm film, this year’s screening ought to plaza any
connoisseur of experimental .MOVs.

We'll be screening our first of two identical programs this Saturday
6.15.2013 at 7:30pm at the
Spectaclein
Williamsburg (the second program will be the same time on 06.23.13).
Admission is $5 and we'll be joined by artist Clint Enns who will answer
questions and generally hang out after the screening.

For more info, and to see a trailer for the program, check out our
website
.

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[Frameworks] Les LeVeque Contact?

[LJ Frezza]

Hey There Frameworkers,
I was just wondering if anyone had Les LeVeque's email address - I suppose
you'd say I was a fan.
Thanks much,
-LJ

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Re: [Frameworks] Current Trend in Film Festivals

[LJ Frezza]

Most of the more established festivals still send me confirmation of
reciept as well as formalized rejection emails.

However I do think there may be factor at work, and it has to do with
emerging technologies on the programmer-end of things.
Thanks to contemporary communications technologies and the lowering prices
of high quality digital exhibition equipment, I think there are a lot more
small, DIY festivals emerging around the globe. I, myself, co-run one by
the name of the BASEMENT Media Fest. Ours in particular is free and we do
everything in our free time. Its going on its fourth year, and we've
learned a great deal in that time. Sadly, in the past, we have neglected to
send out rejection emails as well as confirmation that we've received
works. I think this was mostly due to our lack of prior experience and lack
of free time (and occasionally, because filmmakers fail to provide us with
their contact info OR their info is illegible).

Anyway, I think its really easy nowadays to organize a film festival (or at
least easier than it has been) - you can post an open call online and
submissions just flood in. But I do think a downside of this is you have a
lot of programmers entering the field who are maybe unfamiliar with a lot
of the protocol OR who have underestimated the time-commitment necessary to
organizing such an event.

That's my $0.02, at least.

-LJ


On Mon, Sep 2, 2013 at 1:01 PM, Dominic Angerame  wrote:

> I have entered my film The Soul of Things into many festivals around the
> world. Some accepted the film for screenings and some have not. However,
> two things seem to be occurring.
>
> Because of the flourishing digital technologies there are many more
> filmmakers entering their work into the numerous Film Festivals that take
> place. This makes it extremely difficult to have a film chosen to be
> exhibited since the Festivals have not expanded their dates of screenings
> to show more films to try and accommodate the growing numbers. The
> Festivals seem to  keep the same date schedules they already have had for
> many years.
>
> Another trend that seems to be happening is that Festivals are not
> acknowledging receipt of the entered films to the filmmakers and most do
> not even send out rejection notices if the films are not chosen. I do know
> that many Festivals do send out these notices, however, most of the ones
> that I have entered do not correspond with me about the status of the work
> entered. I receive the final schedule of events and from there I can tell
> the film is not accepted. Seems to be a shoddy way of treating filmmakers
> and their work.
>
> I am curious if other filmmakers on the list are also experiencing similar
> trends.
>
> Thanks
>
> Dominic Angerame
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Re: [Frameworks] Helen Hill films?

[LJ Frezza]

peripheral produce has a DVD of her work:
http://peripheralproduce.com/dvd-catalog2/helen-hill-the-house-of-sweet-magic


On Fri, Sep 27, 2013 at 11:36 AM, Tara Nelson wrote:

> I teach Super 8 and animation and I would love to have a DVD of Helen Hill
> films to show my students.  Are her films in distribution at all?
>
> tara nelson
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[Frameworks] Johan Grimonprez Contact?

[LJ Frezza]

Hello Everyone,
Does anybody have Johan Grimonprez's email address? There's one on his
website, but I wasn't sure if that was the best way to contact him
Thanks,
-LJ

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[Frameworks] BASEMENT MEDIA FEST 2014 - CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS (EXTENDED DEADLINE)

[LJ Frezza]

DEADLINE HAS BEEN EXTENDED FOR SUBMISSIONS TO BASEMENT MEDIA FEST #4 -
JANUARY 18, 2014

BASEMENT IS A SURVEY OF CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS WORKING WITH LO-DEF, LO-TECH,
AND LO-FI MOTION PICTURE TECHNIQUES. FOUNDED IN RESPONSE TO THE COMMERCIAL
RACE FOR HI-RES AND TRUE-TO-LIFE IMAGE QUALITY, BASEMENT IS A CELEBRATION
OF THE MEDIATED EXPERIENCE AS AN AESTHETIC EXPERIENCE.

BASEMENT IS A TRAVELING SHOW, OPENING IN THE FAMOUS NEW YORK CITY AND
EXPANDING TO POINTS IN EVERY DIRECTION.

THERE ARE NO RESTRICTIONS ON SUBMISSIONS, BUT PLEASE KEEP IN MIND THAT OUR
PROGRAMS FOCUS ON CONTEMPORARY LO-FI EXPERIMENTAL CINEMA. IF YOU THINK YOUR
PIECE FITS THESE LOOSE CRITERIA, WE'D LOVE TO SEE IT.

TO DOWNLOAD OUR ENTRY FORM, CHECK OUT HTTP://BASEMENTMEDIAFEST.COM

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Re: [Frameworks] New 27" iMac Questions

[lj frezza]

i downloaded mountain lion from the app store last week - i would imagine that 
it's still there, just took a bit of searching to find it
-lj

On Dec 13, 2013, at 9:14 PM, Chris Freeman  
wrote:

> 1.  If you're not putting a lot on the computer itself (no big itunes 
> library, personal photos, etc) 256 is plenty for the operating system and 
> programs you'll use.  However, video editing performance is significantly 
> better on SSD.  It can be convenient to move your project onto the computer's 
> hard drive while editing, then back off again when you're done, so for that 
> reason you might want more space.  But there's nothing wrong with doing 
> everything off of the external hard drive.
> 
> 2.  Nothing wrong with 3rd party RAM.  It's user replaceable on the 27".
> 
> 3.  It will most likely come with Mavericks at this point.  There's no 
> official way to downgrade to Mountain Lion.  You might be able to set up a 
> partition and put Mountain Lion on that - although I don't know where you'd 
> get the OS outside of a Genius Bar appointment in an Apple Store (Mountain 
> Lion was never released on any sort of media - download only and it's no 
> longer in the App Store).  I'm sure someone on the internet has figured out a 
> solution to this, however.
> The long term solution though is that FCP 7 is no longer officially 
> supported, so you will have to switch to FCPX or another editing program some 
> day, probably within the next 2-3 years.  FCPX is already over 2 years old.  
> Best to accept that and prepare as soon as you can and figure out how to 
> transfer old projects to new formats.  Stopgap bandaging things with 
> partitions or old OS images won't last forever.   
> 
> 
> On Fri, Dec 13, 2013 at 11:27 AM, Ken Paul Rosenthal 
>  wrote:
>> I'm going to purchase a new 27" iMac for editing video this weekend and have 
>> several questions:
>> 
>> 
>> 1)  256GB or 512GB SSD internal drive? All my media will be stored on 
>> external drives. So will the more affordable 256GB be enough to handle 
>> everything else? PLEASE NOTE: There's a ton of information on various forums 
>> about Fusion drives wreaking havoc on audio interfaces, so I'm steering 
>> clear of them.
>> 
>> 
>> 2)  Whenever I've brought my laptop in past years for repairs, Apple has 
>> always raised the possibility of mixed brands of RAM contributing to 
>> whatever the problem at hand might be. It's always seemed like they were 
>> just trying to push their proprietary RAM on me. Regardless, with my new 27" 
>> iMac purchase, I thought I'd remove the 8GB that comes with, then max the 
>> computer out with 32GB of Crucial RAM--or any other brand that folks might 
>> suggest. Thoughts?
>> 
>> 
>> 3)  Lastly, best I can gather from reading through tons of forum posts, 
>> Final Cut Pro 7 does not function in Mavericks, but it will function in 
>> Mountain Lion. The new 27" iMacs from B&H still ship with Mountain Lion, but 
>> I intend to purchase direct from Apple as I have a friend who can get me a 
>> substantial discount. I'll call Apple to see if they're still shipping with 
>> Mountain Lion with the option to download Mavericks online. But was 
>> wondering if anyone who recently purchased a 27" iMac received it with with 
>> Mountain Lion? And if not, is it possible to 'down grade' to Mountain Lion?
>> 
>> 
>> Thanks, Ken
>> 
>> 
>> www.maddancementalhealthfilmtrilogy.com
>> 
>> 
>> www.kenpaulrosenthal.com
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Re: [Frameworks] exp film orgs suggestions

[LJ Frezza]

The Spectacle's a collective/volunteer run microcinema in Brooklyn:
http://www.spectacletheater.com/. The programming's pretty eclectic, but
experimental stuff usually makes an appearance every few weeks.
-LJ


On Tue, Mar 11, 2014 at 6:29 PM, Huckleberry Lain  wrote:

> Hello friends
>
> I'm putting together a lecture for USC at the end of March and I'm
> organizing a list of micro-cinemas, exp film orgs and periodicals for young
> filmmakers to get to know.  I'm mainly looking for organisations that are
> supportive of *young *filmmakers like Echo Park Film Center, but I'm also
> including some places they can go to watch important classics like PFA (I'm
> staying away from film festivals).  Here's my current list (I know I'm
> forgetting a bunch):
>
> LA Filmforum
>
> Echo Park Film Center
>
> Academy Film Archive
>
> Anthology Film Archive
>
> Pacific Film Archive
>
> Millennium Film Workshop
>
> Artists Television Access
>
> Light Industry
>
> RedCat
>
> Harvard Film Archive
>
> MoMA
>
> Pittsburg Filmmakers
>
> Filmmaker's Co-operative
>
> ABC No Rio
>
> Black Hole Cinematheque
>
> Lux Center for Film and Video Art
>
> CineWest
>
> MoCA
>
> Pasadena's Armory Center for the Arts
>
> SF Cinematheque
>
> OtherCinema
>
> iotaCenter
>
> CVM
>
> ReVoir
>
> Frameworks - hi-beam.com
>
> 40 Frames
>
> Dublab
>
> Prelinger Archive
>
> OtherZine
>
> Millennium Film Journal
>
> Bomb!
>
> LA Record
>
> Thanks for your help!
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Re: [Frameworks] exp film orgs suggestions

[LJ Frezza]

oh! Also, the Microscope Gallery has great exp screenings in BK:
http://www.microscopegallery.com/


On Tue, Mar 11, 2014 at 6:34 PM, LJ Frezza  wrote:

> The Spectacle's a collective/volunteer run microcinema in Brooklyn:
> http://www.spectacletheater.com/. The programming's pretty eclectic, but
> experimental stuff usually makes an appearance every few weeks.
> -LJ
>
>
> On Tue, Mar 11, 2014 at 6:29 PM, Huckleberry Lain <
> huckleberryl...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Hello friends
>>
>> I'm putting together a lecture for USC at the end of March and I'm
>> organizing a list of micro-cinemas, exp film orgs and periodicals for young
>> filmmakers to get to know.  I'm mainly looking for organisations that are
>> supportive of *young *filmmakers like Echo Park Film Center, but I'm
>> also including some places they can go to watch important classics like PFA
>> (I'm staying away from film festivals).  Here's my current list (I know I'm
>> forgetting a bunch):
>>
>> LA Filmforum
>>
>> Echo Park Film Center
>>
>> Academy Film Archive
>>
>> Anthology Film Archive
>>
>> Pacific Film Archive
>>
>> Millennium Film Workshop
>>
>> Artists Television Access
>>
>> Light Industry
>>
>> RedCat
>>
>> Harvard Film Archive
>>
>> MoMA
>>
>> Pittsburg Filmmakers
>>
>> Filmmaker's Co-operative
>>
>> ABC No Rio
>>
>> Black Hole Cinematheque
>>
>> Lux Center for Film and Video Art
>>
>> CineWest
>>
>> MoCA
>>
>> Pasadena's Armory Center for the Arts
>>
>> SF Cinematheque
>>
>> OtherCinema
>>
>> iotaCenter
>>
>> CVM
>>
>> ReVoir
>>
>> Frameworks - hi-beam.com
>>
>> 40 Frames
>>
>> Dublab
>>
>> Prelinger Archive
>>
>> OtherZine
>>
>> Millennium Film Journal
>>
>> Bomb!
>>
>> LA Record
>>
>> Thanks for your help!
>>
>>
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[Frameworks] Searchable Screenplays?

[LJ Frezza]

Hey Folks,
Does anyone know of any good databases of searchable screenplays or
transcripts of Hollywood films? Maybe even searchable subtitles? I'm
looking to find particular films where certain phrases occur, so any
recommendations are appreciated.
Peace,
-LJ

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Re: [Frameworks] Searchable Screenplays?

[LJ Frezza]

thanks a ton, herb - this is perfect
-lj


On Tue, Apr 22, 2014 at 5:32 PM, Herb Shellenberger wrote:

>  www.subzin.com
>
>
>
> *Herb Shellenberger*
> *Programs Office Manager*
> [image: cid:image001.jpg@01CE5258.78B1F010]
> 3701 CHESTNUT STREET | PHILADELPHIA, PA 19104
> phone: 215.895.6575   |  fax: 215.895.6562
> email: he...@ihphilly.org | web: www.ihousephilly.org
>
>
>
>
>
> *From:* FrameWorks [mailto:frameworks-boun...@jonasmekasfilms.com] *On
> Behalf Of *LJ Frezza
> *Sent:* Tuesday, April 22, 2014 5:22 PM
> *To:* Experimental Film Discussion List
> *Subject:* [Frameworks] Searchable Screenplays?
>
>
>
> Hey Folks,
>
> Does anyone know of any good databases of searchable screenplays or
> transcripts of Hollywood films? Maybe even searchable subtitles? I'm
> looking to find particular films where certain phrases occur, so any
> recommendations are appreciated.
>
> Peace,
>
> -LJ
>
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Re: [Frameworks] New filmmaker

[LJ Frezza]

If you have a computer, I'm from the school that says you don't even need a
camera. You can try re-editing footage from a number of sources like
YouTube, DVDs, etc.
It's a lot cheaper, especially if you can finagle yourself some free
editing software.
-LJ


On Mon, May 5, 2014 at 8:07 PM, Fred Camper  wrote:

> Film or video? Don't buy anything if you can avoid it. Try borrowing
> cameras, or renting them, to experiment. If you have to buy something buy
> something that is so cheap that you can buy a better one later. Try used
> and junk shops. You need to first discover how you like to work, how you
> like to shoot, what you want to do.
>
> Fred Camper
> Chicago
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Re: [Frameworks] New filmmaker

[LJ Frezza]

Also, its a bit more searching in this digital age, but you can do the same
thing with a couple of VCRs and a TV (and thrift store tapes) or some film
rewinds, a viewer, and a splicer (and discarded 16mm films).


On Mon, May 5, 2014 at 8:14 PM, LJ Frezza  wrote:

> If you have a computer, I'm from the school that says you don't even need
> a camera. You can try re-editing footage from a number of sources like
> YouTube, DVDs, etc.
> It's a lot cheaper, especially if you can finagle yourself some free
> editing software.
> -LJ
>
>
> On Mon, May 5, 2014 at 8:07 PM, Fred Camper  wrote:
>
>> Film or video? Don't buy anything if you can avoid it. Try borrowing
>> cameras, or renting them, to experiment. If you have to buy something buy
>> something that is so cheap that you can buy a better one later. Try used
>> and junk shops. You need to first discover how you like to work, how you
>> like to shoot, what you want to do.
>>
>> Fred Camper
>> Chicago
>>
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Re: [Frameworks] Martin Arnold Animated Gifs

[LJ Frezza]

Right off the top of my head, I do think that audio is incredibly important
to Arnold's work, and unfortunately, there is no way to include audio in a
gif (yet...), so in that sense I suppose it could be considered a
compromise.
Unfortunately, my computer isn't loading the gifs that I assume are on that
page, so I can't offer any informed criticism, though I assume they are
re-mixes and in that sense, I don't think they are a compromise of his work
since they by no means are stand-ins for the originals.
-LJ


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> hi all, just wondering...
>
> ...looking for some thoughts on this:
> http://www.nickbriz.com/martinarnoldanimatedgifs/ re-dug these up for an
> upcoming show && in thinking about 'em again wonder'd what this community
> might think? Are animated gifs the appropriate contemporary format for this
> line of inquiry ( this = Arnold's work ) or is the gif-ification a
> perversion ( in the negative sense ) +/or compromise?
>
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Re: [Frameworks] Martin Arnold Animated Gifs

[LJ Frezza]

Ha, I didn't realize the text on that page was in fact a couple of links.

So, I do think that the alienating effect of the original pieces, based
primarily on the repetition and how it plays against our expectations
(based on the narrative conventions of the original work), is kind of lost
since the gif is a medium of repetition. In this sense, they resemble most
gifs adapted from motions picture media.
The fact that this alienating effect is "bypassed" in this way, though, is
very interesting and in that sense I think these gifs are an incredibly
interesting commentary on the importance of medium and the conventions that
surround each medium in a culture.
-LJ


On Fri, May 9, 2014 at 2:06 PM, LJ Frezza  wrote:

> Right off the top of my head, I do think that audio is incredibly
> important to Arnold's work, and unfortunately, there is no way to include
> audio in a gif (yet...), so in that sense I suppose it could be considered
> a compromise.
> Unfortunately, my computer isn't loading the gifs that I assume are on
> that page, so I can't offer any informed criticism, though I assume they
> are re-mixes and in that sense, I don't think they are a compromise of his
> work since they by no means are stand-ins for the originals.
> -LJ
>
>
> On Fri, May 9, 2014 at 1:33 PM, Nicholas A Briz  wrote:
>
>> hi all, just wondering...
>>
>> ...looking for some thoughts on this:
>> http://www.nickbriz.com/martinarnoldanimatedgifs/ re-dug these up for an
>> upcoming show && in thinking about 'em again wonder'd what this community
>> might think? Are animated gifs the appropriate contemporary format for this
>> line of inquiry ( this = Arnold's work ) or is the gif-ification a
>> perversion ( in the negative sense ) +/or compromise?
>>
>> thnx
>> ../n!ck
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[Frameworks] BASEMENT Media Fest TOMORROW NIGHT in scenic Brooklyn, NY!

[LJ Frezza]

Hey All You Vision Questers,

This is LJ from BASEMENT Media Fest letting YOU know that the inaugural
screening of our fourth annual festival is occurring TOMORROW NIGHT at the
Spectacle  in Brooklyn, NY. Featuring
works by:

Andy Birtwistle, Alfredo Salazar­ Caro, Chris Paul Daniels, Tyler Tamburo,
Stephen Broomer, Ben Balcom, Josh Lewis, Emma Varker, Anja Dornieden & Juan
David Gonzalez Monroy, N. Heppding, Dylan Pasture, Laura Thatcher, Salise
Hughes, Faith Holland, Ryan Murray, Jordan Lopez, and Scott Fitzpatrick

You can peep a little trailer for the event here: https://vimeo.com/96107107

And for more info on the screening, check out these links:
http://www.spectacletheater.com/the-4th-basement-media-fest/
http://basementmediafest.com/

See you at the movies!

-LJ
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Re: [Frameworks] Moon movies?

[LJ Frezza]

Taylor Mead's Ass (1964) is kind of a moon movie. 
-LJ

> On Jul 20, 2014, at 2:57 PM, Warren Cockerham  
> wrote:
> 
> There's also Cassandra C. Jones' snap-motion, re-animaiton, super cut, WAX 
> AND WANE (2008)  https://vimeo.com/84892183
> proceeded by her earlier sun version, EVENTIDE (2004) 
> https://vimeo.com/84883569
> 
> 
>> On Sun, Jul 20, 2014 at 11:57 AM, Michael Betancourt 
>>  wrote:
>> Since it's the 45 anniversay of the Apollo 11 Moon landing, I'm in the mood 
>> for Moon movies. 
>> 
>> Here's mine: http://www.cinegraphic.net/article.php?story=2014071907094117
>> 
>> Any more to suggest?
>> 
>> Michael Betancourt
>> Savannah, GA USA
>> 
>> 
>> michaelbetancourt.com
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[Frameworks] BASEMENT Media Fest in Boston Tomorrow, 7.22, 7PM

[LJ Frezza]

Hey Frameworks,

A small program of experimental shorts by the name of BASEMENT Media
Festival is screening in Boston, MA tomorrow night. The event will be at
Mobius  and is
co-presented by Balagan . The program is about an
hour long, and you can find some program notes here:
http://mobius.org/events/experimental-video-works and a trailer here:
https://vimeo.com/96107107 (NB - the dates in the trailer are a little
out-dated)

BASEMENT is an annual traveling screening event, showcasing contemporary
lo-fidelity experimental cinema. We'll be opening our call for entries
soon, and for more information about submitting and the festival in
general, check out http://basementmediafest.com

Stay Strong,
-LJ

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[Frameworks] BASEMENT Media Fest #5 - Call For Entries

[LJ Frezza]

Hello Frameworkers:

*Here*, in this very email, is contained information on how to submit to
one of the most exciting and confusing film festivals of our age - the
*BASEMENT
Media Fest* . Follow me down below for some
elaboration

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*BASEMENT is an annual, touring screening of contemporary lo-fidelity
experimental cinema. *We have no restrictions on length or content, as long
as you feel your work fits our festival's theme. Our entry criteria are
loose, but our will is strong.

*We charge no entry fees, and the deadline for submissions is 12.31.2014.
Our entry form can be found here
.*

BASEMENT is organized by just two people. These two people watch all the
submissions and put together the program every year. They also organize all
of the screenings in each year's tour (with help from local programmers <3).

This year, BASEMENT has screened (and will screen) in New York City,
Baltimore, Boston, Winnipeg, Toronto, Milwaukee, Chicago, and Austin (with
more to come...?). We might even expand next year, with a little help from
our friends. Current tour info can be viewed here
.

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This is as DIY as it gets, folks. Send in your movies for a chance to
do-it-yourself with us.

Love you lots,
-LJ

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[Frameworks] Film & Analog Video Gear in Chicago - Make Me an Offer I Can't Refuse

[LJ Frezza]

hello framedwellers. i've got a sizable lot of celluloid film & analog
video gear for your purchasing pleasure:

2 Moviescop Desktop 16mm Film Viewers (one needs a new lightbulb - but buy
them both in case you need parts down the road)
1 Samsung VHS Camcorder (battery's shot, but works with wall adapter -
pretty much every battery for cameras of this era is dead at this point)
1 Panasonic Handicam Hi-8 Camcorder (FREE, but maybe non-working)
1 Singer Instaload 16mm Film Projector (formerly owned by the NYC Board of
Education)
1 Set of Film Rewinds (Made in Chicago, Illinois)
1 Pristine 16mm Guillotine Splicer (Made in Italy - Molto Bene)
1 16mm Cement Splicer (for conforming film negatives - very pro)
1 Digital Video Mixer (from a bygone era - lots of nostalgic transitions)
2 16mm Split Reels
3 16mm Conventional Reels
4 Sets of Stereo Computer Speakers (speak up, i can't hear you)
1 16mm Film Titled "Universe" (featuring sick animations and narration
by William
Shatner )

also for leisure:
1 SNES Video Game Console (with 2 controllers, as well as Super Mario
All-Stars & Donkey Kong Country)

MAKE ME AN OFFER ON ANYTHING YOU WANT.
my primary motivation isn't turning a profit, so much as making sure this
gear gets to a good home (having said that, i'm underemployed, so money is
nice).

see you soon.

-LJ

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Re: [Frameworks] Eulogy Films

[LJ Frezza]

I recently caught Sky Hopinka's I'll Remember You as You Were, not as What 
You'll Become. Defintely worth checking it out if you haven't seen it. 
-LJ

> On Mar 18, 2017, at 10:43 AM, Margaret Rorison  
> wrote:
> 
> Dear Film Friends, 
> 
> I am curious about film eulogies and would love to know more films that have 
> been made to honor someone. For example, Nathaniel Dorsky's August and After
> 
> ​I am looking for short films in particular. 
> 
> Poetic gestures of goodbye, final notes, odes...
> 
> thank you, 
> Margaret Rorison 
> ​
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