Hello,
Has any of you had experience with running a projector on direct current?
Even if you heard of anyone who modified a projector to run on dirct current
(from battery, solar or wind cells, dynamos or any type of electric machine)
please let me know. I will use a regular (internal
Dear frameworkers,
We are currently conceiving a research project, including film screenings, on
the phenomenon of Dizziness/Disorientation seen as a resource for thought and
artistic practice.
Could you please recommend theory writings or artists' films and videos?
Thank you!
Ruth + Leo
Michael Snow's Back and Forth would be the best example I can think of off
the top of my head.
On Mon, Apr 1, 2013 at 7:01 AM, Anderwald + Grond
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Dear frameworkers,
We are currently conceiving a research project, including film screenings,
on the phenomenon
Some of the 300-series Bell and Howell projectors are designed for AC/DC
use. Also some of the Ampro projectors were. You can tell because they
employ universal motors with electromechanical governor arrangements instead
of modern AC synchronous motors.
Note that SOME of the 300-series
Yes, that's a doozy. Flicker by Tony Conrad would also be on the list.
Anthology just showed Back and Forth a week or two ago. Did anybody last?
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Gamelan, by Claudio Caldini.
http://lightcone.org/en/film-5384-gamelan
http://antennaecollection.com/Experimental.html
(Also have his contact info, if interested in showing the original Super 8
print.)
Best wishes,pablo.
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Thank you so much for the fast reply!
Great tip!! It is definitely something I would try out!
Regards
L
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There are wonderful scenes of (LSD-induced) disorientation in Tony Gault's Not
Too Much Remember. I just watched it again this week. Really a wonderful
found footage film that I hope will stay on people's radar screens.
From: FrameWorks
Geez, Mike Snow's Back and Forth has nothing to do with 'dizziness' or
'disorientation'. There is a room, four windows, a door and some people doing
things – the camera position only moves once (just after the beginning). In
terms of phenomena it is remarkably 'static'. Ask yourself, is
