Re: [Frameworks] Lomo Super 35mm movie maker

[Freya]

--- On Fri, 11/4/11, carli...@aol.com carli...@aol.com wrote:

It apparently just came out-- like within the last couple of days. Being 
LOMO it 

Yesterday in fact. It's the camera announcement people are most excited about, 
which is ironic in many ways.

will be fun, and only take very short lengths of film, but so what. It's 
sure to work a la 1915 style, but that's good enough.

Fun is very important I feel.

It only shoots what would be 36exp film, but it shoots 3fps in Super35 2perf, 
so it works out at something like 50 seconds depending how fast you are 
cranking. Kinda reminds me of the debrie pavro.

 


Say, what with all these really cheap 35mm short ends all over the place 
can we be seeing a renaissance in real film making, like a back-to-the-roots 
time?

Well the bad news is that those short ends will be ECN2, so you won't be able 
to process them at your minilab and the movie labs are not going to like 
getting a 36exp film to process. HOWEVER you could get hold of either 100ft 
Eyemo loads of doubleX 5222 or the same in normal 400ft loads. Black and white 
film is cheaper than colour and if you bulk load it onto film cassettes it will 
go a long way. Then you can process it yourself in a normal 35mm developing 
tank, just like still film. Alternatively you can of course just use still film 
as intended.

 
Kind of like what happened 100 years ago with English poetry?
 
I missed that one? Was that the invention of the biro or cartridge pens or 
something? The typewriter??

love

Freya
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[Frameworks] I can´t sleep

[Paul Krimmer]

Hey. im programming my month's schedule called i can't sleep. Just 
wanted to know some films which come to your mind about night, walkings, 
silent ones and of course and best radical work. thanks for your 
head-sharing.

best,
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Re: [Frameworks] I can´t sleep

[Tom Whiteside]

Alan Berliner made a doc about his insomnia, Wide Awake I believe it is. I 
haven't seen it, but he's one of the few filmmakers who has made really good 
documentaries AND really good experimental films. Rudy Burckhardt had a nice 
little poetry film In Bed. Nightcats and the Sexual Meditations by Brakhage.

On a practical note, if you can't sleep, turn on the tv. It will do it for you.

- Tom

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[Frameworks] Super 8 developing lomo tank

[Kevin Timmins]

Hi frameworks
I've got some developing a foot tis weekend. I usually develop one film at a 
time in my 50ft tank instead of 2. This time I'm going to do 2 at a time. 
However I have hit a problem... Well two problems actually. The first:
I snapped the smaller thread off the tightening device. Just snapped right off 
the last time I developed. I've made a quick fix but will be needing a new one. 
Any ideas where I can pick up lomo spares anyone? I don't really wont to have 
to buy another tank. I just need the little thread bit.
Secondly, I poured one litre of water (I'll be using a 1ltr kit) into my 
developing tank just to make sure the water would cover both spirals. NO WHERE 
NEAR! In the bottom of my tank there was a little plastic nipple that raised 
the spirals. I sanded that off... Still no joy, the water still only just hit 
the surface of the top spiral... So I got my dermal and cut a bit of the base 
of the lower spiral... It just about works now but I would feel more 
comfortable if I new the chemicals completely submerged both the spirals. 
So I'm wondering if I add an extra 10ml of water to the first/colour developer, 
bleach fix... etc... would that make any difference to the developing times or 
much difference to the final outcome of the developed film? Would it still work 
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Re: [Frameworks] Super 8 developing lomo tank

[Pip Chodorov]

Kevin, you need 1.5 liters to develop two spools.
-Pip


At 15:31 + 4/11/11, Kevin Timmins wrote:
Secondly, I poured one litre of water (I'll be using a 1ltr kit) 
into my developing tank just to make sure the water would cover both 
spirals. NO WHERE NEAR! In the bottom of my tank there was a little 
plastic
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Re: [Frameworks] I can´t sleep

[Joan Hawkins]

chantal ackerman's A Whole Night
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0084808/

And the quintessential insomniac horror-- Taxi Driver
Joan


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Indiana University
Dept of Communication and Culture
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Re: [Frameworks] I can´t sleep

[robert]

I second the Alan Berliner recommendation.  I saw the film several years
ago, and thought it was very good.  As I recall, it did a good job making
the issue of insomnia palpable both in its personal effects and as a 
general problem, an assessment that it interestingly calls into
question.

-Robert Schaller

 Alan Berliner made a doc about his insomnia, Wide Awake I believe it is. I
 haven't seen it, but he's one of the few filmmakers who has made really
 good documentaries AND really good experimental films. Rudy Burckhardt had
 a nice little poetry film In Bed. Nightcats and the Sexual Meditations by
 Brakhage.

 On a practical note, if you can't sleep, turn on the tv. It will do it for
 you.

   - Tom

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[Frameworks] no subject

[Lili White]

ANOTHER EXPERIMENT BY WOMEN FILM FESTIVAL  (AXWFF)

ANOTHER EXPERIMENT BY WOMEN FILM FESTIVAL gives women's work a real time and
space in NYC   is the only festival of experimental film to feature work by
exclusively by women.
ANOTHER EXPERIMENT BY WOMEN FILM FESTIVAL (AXWFF), curated by filmmaker,
Lili White, will showcase, promote and nurture women filmmakers whose
individual vision moves beyond what is typically offered in galleries or
movie theaters. 
DATE AND LOCATION:  November 5, 2011  Millennium Film Workshop, 66 E 4th
Street-lower level
Two distinct Screenings: 4pm and 8pm: Each screening $8.55 Online ‹ ($10.00
at the door)
TICKETS on-line now:
http://anotherexperimentbywomenfilmfestival.com/festival-tickets/

***
For further information on the festival programs visit:
http://anotherexperimentbywomenfilmfestival.com/festival-tickets/millennium-
schedule/

there will be a 3rd FESTIVAL SHOW, on MARCH 7, at ANTHOLGY FILM ARCHIVES
featuring films by:  Charlotte Pryce, Mercedes Sader, Maria Niro, Caryn
Cline, Charmaine Ortiz,  Matoula Eolou Gekko , Kyja Kristjana-Nelson,
Nandita Kumar, Yana Sakellion, Muriel Montini, Courtney Krantz
‹ check out details on:
http://anotherexperimentbywomenfilmfestival.com/festival-tickets/644-2/



Highlights of this year¹s festival on NOVEMBER 5:

* MY WINDOW, by ANABELA COSTA uses CHROMADEPTH glasses to expand its
dimensions  
* 
* ANGELA FERRAIOLO will present her computer generated interactive video
installation, YOU! THE LAST FOUR SECONDS all day long
* 
* RACHAEL GUMA¹s live performance of 18FPS, 45RPM, 3SPI using Super 8 film
and vinyl phonograph recording
* 
* Panel discussion, FREE at 5:30
* 
* ADDITIONAL shorts by Lynne Sachs, Lori Felker, Sally Grizzell Larson,
Cinzia Sarto, Kelly Oliver, Noe Kidder with Tin Tay, C  A Projects (Carolyn
Radlo  Alanna Simone), Rebecca Louise Tiernan, Liliana Resnick, Mo
Hyun-shin, Alessandra Cianelli , C  A Projects (Carolyn Radlo  Alanna
Simone), Rebecca Louise Tiernan, Liliana Resnick, Mo Hyun-shin, Alessandra
Cianelli, Lili White, Alice Cohen, Courtney Krantz, Amy Ruhl, Stephanie
Wuertz

*

In addition, AXWFF plans to continue screening women¹s work  in 2012 in
cooperation with NEW FILMMAKERS at Anthology Film Archives. New York City.

AXWFF is sponsored under FRACTURED ATLAS and has already received partial
funding from a Manhattan Community Arts Fund grant from the Lower Manhattan
Cultural Council. CHROMADEPTH glasses donated by American Paper Optics.
THANK YOU NYWIFT for the wine; 2 BOOTS for the pizza and MITCHELL¹S for the
beverages.

To fully realize its vision and expand its programs AXWFF needs your
additional support.
Contributions for the purposes of AXWFFestival are payable to Fractured
Atlas and are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. Checks should
be made payable to Fractured Atlas, with AXWFFestival in the memo line. Or
donate on line at:
www.fracturedatlas.org/site/fiscal/profile?id=4807

 OR 

http://www.indiegogo.com/Another-Experiment-by-Women-Film-Festival

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[Frameworks] ANOTHER EXPERIMENT BY WOMEN FILM FESTIVAL

[Lili White]

ANOTHER EXPERIMENT BY WOMEN FILM FESTIVAL  (AXWFF)
 
 ANOTHER EXPERIMENT BY WOMEN FILM FESTIVAL gives women's work a real time and
 space in NYC   is the only festival of experimental film to feature work by
 exclusively by women.
 ANOTHER EXPERIMENT BY WOMEN FILM FESTIVAL (AXWFF), curated by filmmaker, Lili
 White, will showcase, promote and nurture women filmmakers whose individual
 vision moves beyond what is typically offered in galleries or movie theaters.
 DATE AND LOCATION:  November 5, 2011  Millennium Film Workshop, 66 E 4th
 Street-lower level
 Two distinct Screenings: 4pm and 8pm: Each screening $8.55 Online ‹ ($10.00 at
 the door)
 TICKETS on-line now:
 http://anotherexperimentbywomenfilmfestival.com/festival-tickets/
 
 ***
 For further information on the festival programs visit:
 http://anotherexperimentbywomenfilmfestival.com/festival-tickets/millennium-sc
 hedule/
 
 there will be a 3rd FESTIVAL SHOW, on MARCH 7, at ANTHOLGY FILM ARCHIVES
 featuring films by: Charlotte Pryce, Mercedes Sader, Maria Niro, Caryn Cline,
 Charmaine Ortiz, Matoula Eolou Gekko , Kyja Kristjana-Nelson, Nandita Kumar,
 Yana Sakellion, Muriel Montini, Courtney Krantz
 ‹ check out details on:
 http://anotherexperimentbywomenfilmfestival.com/festival-tickets/644-2/
 
 
 
 Highlights of this year¹s festival on NOVEMBER 5:
 
 * MY WINDOW, by ANABELA COSTA uses CHROMADEPTH glasses to expand its
 dimensions   
 * 
 * ANGELA FERRAIOLO will present her computer generated interactive video
 installation, YOU! THE LAST FOUR SECONDS all day long
 * 
 * RACHAEL GUMA¹s live performance of 18FPS, 45RPM, 3SPI using Super 8 film and
 vinyl phonograph recording
 * 
 * Panel discussion, FREE at 5:30
 * 
 * ADDITIONAL shorts by Lynne Sachs, Lori Felker, Sally Grizzell Larson, Cinzia
 Sarto, Kelly Oliver, Noe Kidder with Tin Tay, C  A Projects (Carolyn Radlo 
 Alanna Simone), Rebecca Louise Tiernan, Liliana Resnick, Mo Hyun-shin,
 Alessandra Cianelli , C  A Projects (Carolyn Radlo  Alanna Simone), Rebecca
 Louise Tiernan, Liliana Resnick, Mo Hyun-shin, Alessandra Cianelli, Lili
 White, Alice Cohen, Courtney Krantz, Amy Ruhl, Stephanie Wuertz
 
 *
 
 In addition, AXWFF plans to continue screening women¹s work  in 2012 in
 cooperation with NEW FILMMAKERS at Anthology Film Archives. New York City.
 
 AXWFF is sponsored under FRACTURED ATLAS and has already received partial
 funding from a Manhattan Community Arts Fund grant from the Lower Manhattan
 Cultural Council. CHROMADEPTH glasses donated by American Paper Optics. THANK
 YOU NYWIFT for the wine; 2 BOOTS for the pizza and MITCHELL¹S for the
 beverages.
 
 To fully realize its vision and expand its programs AXWFF needs your
 additional support.
 Contributions for the purposes of AXWFFestival are payable to Fractured Atlas
 and are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. Checks should be made
 payable to Fractured Atlas, with AXWFFestival in the memo line. Or donate on
 line at:
 www.fracturedatlas.org/site/fiscal/profile?id=4807
 
  OR 
 
 http://www.indiegogo.com/Another-Experiment-by-Women-Film-Festival

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Re: [Frameworks] I can´t sleep

[Laura Bouza]

In Order Not to Be Here, Deborah Stratman-Original Message-From: Truniger Fred Sent: Nov 4, 2011 8:33 AMTo: Experimental Film Discussion List Subject: Re: [Frameworks] I can´t sleepHi PaulClemens Klopfenstein: Geschichte der Nacht. (History of Night, Switzerland 1978, 61 minutes)see: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m4kygCqa-o0no language.cheers, fredAm 04.11.2011 um 14:36 schrieb Paul Krimmer: Hey. im programming my month's schedule called "i can't sleep". Just  wanted to know some films which come to your mind about night, walkings,  silent ones and of course and best radical work. thanks for your  head-sharing.  best,   paul ___ FrameWorks mailing list FrameWorks@jonasmekasfilms.com https://mailman-mail5.webfaction.com/listinfo/frameworks___FrameWorks mailing listFrameWorks@jonasmekasfilms.comhttps://mailman-mail5.webfaction.com/listinfo/frameworks

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Re: [Frameworks] I can´t sleep

[Francisco Torres]

 Schrader's Light Sleeper. early 90's. Kind of dated.

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Re: [Frameworks] I can´t sleep

[michaelkemp738]

Possibly that sequence from Bunuel's The Phantom of Liberty where one of the 
main protagonist's sleep is constantly being interrupted by everything from 
wandering ostriches to postmen delivering letters in the bedroom... 
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Re: [Frameworks] I can´t sleep

[David Tetzlaff]

There are two good docos about call centers in India, where the workers keep 
odd night schedules:
  Sonali Gulati: Nalini by Day, Nancy by Night
  Ashim Ahluwalia: John and Jane
Very different in style and POV, so not redundant.

Also, the guy whose rampage is the subject of the excellent doc Cul De Sac by 
the late Garrett Scott was a laid off late shift worker with insomnia. Some of 
the interview footage in this film is poorly shot, but don't let the odd look 
put you off. Overall, it's edited very well, very smart, and remains powerful, 
disturbing and extraordinarily topical. Highly recommended


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Re: [Frameworks] Lomo Super 35mm movie maker

[Freya]

So all depends in the speed of the crank. Could it approach 12fps at least? 
Anything else would seem kind of weird. What do you get back from the lab if

Wierd? Erm, you do know this is an experimental film list don't you? ;)

you use off the shelf film? Negative? And how about that viewer? Could it be 

Depends what film is on yr shelf. If you use negative, you get negative, if you 
use slide film you get positive. Just like all the other cine film cameras! 
(You knew this really didn't you!)

used to transfer to video? Or could/should the film be scanned using a regular 
desktop scanner one frame at a time? Will have to wait a while until some brave 
soul posts some footage online.

Loads of footage online. Here are some of my favourites so far:

http://vimeo.com/30738903



http://vimeo.com/30736653



http://vimeo.com/31025542



So many questions. But I do like it. A lot. Too bad we did not have those in 
film school, the early 80s... That kind of camera plus NY No Wave frame of mind 
would have produced a lot of great toxicsludge and eye candy.

:) Theres still time to get sludging!

love

Freya
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Re: [Frameworks] I can´t sleep

[Mark Toscano]

INSOMNIA by Fred Worden
Different sizes of hole-punches in black leader.  I think Fred made this during 
insomnia-driven late nights, but not sure.  His scratch film BOULEVARD may also 
be relevant.  And perhaps EVERYDAY BAD DREAM.

999 BOY by Chris Langdon
10 minutes of 400-speed b/w footage driving in the desert at night, only 
headlights illuminating the landscape - the night merging with and emerging out 
of the grain field that makes up the film's dominant imagery.

VENICE PIER by Gary Beydler

HAULING TOTO BIG by Robert Nelson
Covers dream states, documented reality transformed as folklore, hypnosis, 
landscape wanderings, many other things...

Many by Lewis Klahr or Janie Geiser (like THE FOURTH WATCH)  Actually, Lewis's 
GOVINDA would be great.  Late night softporn, a found student film, and a super 
8 wedding.

THE DEATH OF THE GORILLA by Peter Mays
Shot off of late-night TV, multiple passes in-camera with different color 
filters.  Amazing stuff, you can see images at my blog, 
preservationinsanity.bogspot.com if you want

IN PROGRESS by JJ Murphy and Norman Bloom
Simple and beautiful landscape studies shot over months from a fixed camera 
view.

Much of Richard Myers' body of work is richly about dreams, sleep, searchings, 
wanderings... 

Perhaps NOCTURNE and WHAT'S OUT TONIGHT IS LOST by Phil Solomon

Mark T


 
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 From: frameworks-boun...@jonasmekasfilms.com
 [mailto:frameworks-boun...@jonasmekasfilms.com]
 On Behalf Of Paul Krimmer
 Sent: Friday, November 04, 2011 9:36 AM
 To: Experimental Film Discussion List
 Subject: [Frameworks] I can´t sleep
 
 Hey. im programming my month's schedule called i can't
 sleep. Just 
 wanted to know some films which come to your mind about
 night, walkings, 
 silent ones and of course and best radical work. thanks for
 your 
 head-sharing.
 
 best,
    paul
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Re: [Frameworks] Optical printing services S8 color neg to 16 positive print

[wenhua shi]

HI Steve,

I will recommend my friend Andrew Busti to you. His email is
bustiandre...@gmail.com.  He can work on super 8, regular 8, 16 mm and
35mm to 16 mm or 2K digital image sequence.


Best


Wenhua Shi
http://shiwenhua.net/
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[Beverly O'Neill]

What about Bruce Conner's 5:10 to Dreamland

Bev O
On Nov 4, 2011, at 6:07 PM, Mark Toscano wrote:

 INSOMNIA by Fred Worden
 Different sizes of hole-punches in black leader.  I think Fred made this 
 during insomnia-driven late nights, but not sure.  His scratch film BOULEVARD 
 may also be relevant.  And perhaps EVERYDAY BAD DREAM.
 
 999 BOY by Chris Langdon
 10 minutes of 400-speed b/w footage driving in the desert at night, only 
 headlights illuminating the landscape - the night merging with and emerging 
 out of the grain field that makes up the film's dominant imagery.
 
 VENICE PIER by Gary Beydler
 
 HAULING TOTO BIG by Robert Nelson
 Covers dream states, documented reality transformed as folklore, hypnosis, 
 landscape wanderings, many other things...
 
 Many by Lewis Klahr or Janie Geiser (like THE FOURTH WATCH)  Actually, 
 Lewis's GOVINDA would be great.  Late night softporn, a found student film, 
 and a super 8 wedding.
 
 THE DEATH OF THE GORILLA by Peter Mays
 Shot off of late-night TV, multiple passes in-camera with different color 
 filters.  Amazing stuff, you can see images at my blog, 
 preservationinsanity.bogspot.com if you want
 
 IN PROGRESS by JJ Murphy and Norman Bloom
 Simple and beautiful landscape studies shot over months from a fixed camera 
 view.
 
 Much of Richard Myers' body of work is richly about dreams, sleep, 
 searchings, wanderings... 
 
 Perhaps NOCTURNE and WHAT'S OUT TONIGHT IS LOST by Phil Solomon
 
 Mark T
 
 
 
 -Original Message-
 From: frameworks-boun...@jonasmekasfilms.com
 [mailto:frameworks-boun...@jonasmekasfilms.com]
 On Behalf Of Paul Krimmer
 Sent: Friday, November 04, 2011 9:36 AM
 To: Experimental Film Discussion List
 Subject: [Frameworks] I can´t sleep
 
 Hey. im programming my month's schedule called i can't
 sleep. Just 
 wanted to know some films which come to your mind about
 night, walkings, 
 silent ones and of course and best radical work. thanks for
 your 
 head-sharing.
 
 best,
paul
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Re: [Frameworks] I can´t sleep

[Jorge Lorenzo Flores Garza]

Well, yes, of course, reading Mark Toscano's reply, there are all those films 
made at night.  I saw one by Takashi Ito called GHOST.  It was made in a 
dormitory in the company where he worked.  And he wrote that he was sleeping 
like two hours a day because of shooting long exposures frame by frame.  I 
highly recomend his work.  SPACEY is very interesting.  It uses animation 
techniques with photographs of a huge gym, but it seems like it was shot in the 
same painstaking conditions...I'm sure he didn't sleep much.

And let's not forget Jeanne Liotta's OBSERVANDO EL CIELO.  I am one of the 
unfortunate one that hasn't seen it, but the clips look really good and I am 
sure she didn't get much sleep while doing it.

Cheers,

Jorge Lorenzo


 Date: Fri, 4 Nov 2011 18:07:15 -0700
 From: fiddy...@yahoo.com
 To: frameworks@jonasmekasfilms.com
 Subject: Re: [Frameworks] I can´t sleep
 
 INSOMNIA by Fred Worden
 Different sizes of hole-punches in black leader.  I think Fred made this 
 during insomnia-driven late nights, but not sure.  His scratch film BOULEVARD 
 may also be relevant.  And perhaps EVERYDAY BAD DREAM.
 
 999 BOY by Chris Langdon
 10 minutes of 400-speed b/w footage driving in the desert at night, only 
 headlights illuminating the landscape - the night merging with and emerging 
 out of the grain field that makes up the film's dominant imagery.
 
 VENICE PIER by Gary Beydler
 
 HAULING TOTO BIG by Robert Nelson
 Covers dream states, documented reality transformed as folklore, hypnosis, 
 landscape wanderings, many other things...
 
 Many by Lewis Klahr or Janie Geiser (like THE FOURTH WATCH)  Actually, 
 Lewis's GOVINDA would be great.  Late night softporn, a found student film, 
 and a super 8 wedding.
 
 THE DEATH OF THE GORILLA by Peter Mays
 Shot off of late-night TV, multiple passes in-camera with different color 
 filters.  Amazing stuff, you can see images at my blog, 
 preservationinsanity.bogspot.com if you want
 
 IN PROGRESS by JJ Murphy and Norman Bloom
 Simple and beautiful landscape studies shot over months from a fixed camera 
 view.
 
 Much of Richard Myers' body of work is richly about dreams, sleep, 
 searchings, wanderings... 
 
 Perhaps NOCTURNE and WHAT'S OUT TONIGHT IS LOST by Phil Solomon
 
 Mark T
 
 
  
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  On Behalf Of Paul Krimmer
  Sent: Friday, November 04, 2011 9:36 AM
  To: Experimental Film Discussion List
  Subject: [Frameworks] I can´t sleep
  
  Hey. im programming my month's schedule called i can't
  sleep. Just 
  wanted to know some films which come to your mind about
  night, walkings, 
  silent ones and of course and best radical work. thanks for
  your 
  head-sharing.
  
  best,
 paul
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Re: [Frameworks] I can´t sleep

[gene youngblood]

In video, Bill Viola's The Passing.


Gene Youngblood
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  What about Bruce Conner's 5:10 to Dreamland

  Bev O
  On Nov 4, 2011, at 6:07 PM, Mark Toscano wrote:

   INSOMNIA by Fred Worden
   Different sizes of hole-punches in black leader.  I think Fred made this 
during insomnia-driven late nights, but not sure.  His scratch film BOULEVARD 
may also be relevant.  And perhaps EVERYDAY BAD DREAM.
   
   999 BOY by Chris Langdon
   10 minutes of 400-speed b/w footage driving in the desert at night, only 
headlights illuminating the landscape - the night merging with and emerging out 
of the grain field that makes up the film's dominant imagery.
   
   VENICE PIER by Gary Beydler
   
   HAULING TOTO BIG by Robert Nelson
   Covers dream states, documented reality transformed as folklore, hypnosis, 
landscape wanderings, many other things...
   
   Many by Lewis Klahr or Janie Geiser (like THE FOURTH WATCH)  Actually, 
Lewis's GOVINDA would be great.  Late night softporn, a found student film, and 
a super 8 wedding.
   
   THE DEATH OF THE GORILLA by Peter Mays
   Shot off of late-night TV, multiple passes in-camera with different color 
filters.  Amazing stuff, you can see images at my blog, 
preservationinsanity.bogspot.com if you want
   
   IN PROGRESS by JJ Murphy and Norman Bloom
   Simple and beautiful landscape studies shot over months from a fixed camera 
view.
   
   Much of Richard Myers' body of work is richly about dreams, sleep, 
searchings, wanderings... 
   
   Perhaps NOCTURNE and WHAT'S OUT TONIGHT IS LOST by Phil Solomon
   
   Mark T
   
   
   
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   On Behalf Of Paul Krimmer
   Sent: Friday, November 04, 2011 9:36 AM
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   Subject: [Frameworks] I can´t sleep
   
   Hey. im programming my month's schedule called i can't
   sleep. Just 
   wanted to know some films which come to your mind about
   night, walkings, 
   silent ones and of course and best radical work. thanks for
   your 
   head-sharing.
   
   best,
  paul
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