Hello,
I'm studying the relationships between sound and structural film / materialist
/ new formal film from the sixties and seventies,
and i would like to receive some inputs about this issue (films, filmmakers,
books, writers, articles, websites, exhibitions, etc).
I have found a website
Hi George
Thanks very much for the links, I did hear about this book recently in my
findings. Looks like a copy will find its way to me
Thanks very much
ben
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From: George Robinson
To: Experimental Film Discussion List
Sent: Sunday, July 07, 2013 2:59 PM
I would suggest that sound is an under-discussed matter in Hollis Frampton's
films, most notably 'Critical Mass.'
The sound/image relationships in Bruce Conner's 'Report' might also be worth
consideration.
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Subject: [Frameworks] Sound - Structural Film / New Formal Film
From: Albert Alcoz albertalc...@yahoo.es
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Mike Leggett films are especially fascinating – perhaps the most articulate
exploration of the sound/image relationship out of all his films is VISTASOUND.
Peter
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James Benning / Two Cabins
On Jul 7, 2013, at 6:36 AM, Ben Gwilliam wrote:
Was wondering if anyone knew about any literature or online critique on the
films of James Benning, specifically on the experience of looking and
anything about his sound design. Mucho apprecio!
Ben
