Dude, the sales pitch sucks. It's like Steve Anker's play with the opportunity
to write for Incite! Everyone's an opportunist.
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Hello Frameworkers!
I am getting the word out about Home Movie Day in Boulder, CO.
This year HMD will take place on Saturday,
This week [October 11 - 19, 2014] in avant garde cinema
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by Evan Dawson Paign Phillips, admission is FREE
If you're in town, please join us for the New York incarnation of “Caravan:
Double Feature” expanded cinema and performance event by Evan Dawson and
Paige Phillips TONIGHT in our entrance garage (therefore rain is no
problem). Held shortly after
Hello FrameWorkers,
I have read that Snow used a camera and zoom lens on loan from Ken Jacobs
and that the lens was an Angenieux. Can anyone verify this? I am
particularly interested in the focal length of the lens he used. I found a
history of the zoom lenses they made and think I can narrow it
In the early seventies, the 12-120 was the lens to have, and all of the
TV guys were desperate for the things because they had such a huge range
of focal lengths. They were ubiquitous for a good while, but they really
weren't very sharp.
Angenieux made hundreds of different lenses back then...
