Hi!
So I'm installing this loop https://vimeo.com/52046166
at a gallery in LA this summer and need to hire a 16mm tech to help with it
because i won't be there for the actual install or show. I need someone who
is experienced making 16mm loops and knows how to thread a projector and
use splicing
Hi Mariah,
I would suggest writing to Analogue Industries in Colorado. They're making,
renting and selling high quality 16mm loopers and providing on-site and
off-site tech support for them at very reasonable prices. I also know for a
fact that they have a few people in LA that would be able to
thanks! always good to know of resources.
But actually i'm looking for a person to be on basically be a stand in for
me while this show is being installed and running because i won't be here.
I don't actually need looper for this (but will in the future I'm sure), so
i need someone in LA who can
Hi Mariah,
I'm the LA contact for Analogue Industries.
Feel free to get in touch off list, should you want to discuss further.
heat...@analogueindustriesltd.com
Thanks
Heather
On Jun 11, 2015, at 9:56 AM, mariah garnett mariah.garn...@gmail.com wrote:
thanks! always good to know of
We provide support and install in addition to looper rentals, ours or otherwise.
Heather
On Jun 11, 2015, at 9:56 AM, mariah garnett mariah.garn...@gmail.com wrote:
thanks! always good to know of resources.
But actually i'm looking for a person to be on basically be a stand in for me
I have an appointment to view CHARMED PARTICLES at the NYPL in a little over a
week and will gladly report here on the condition of the print upon doing so. I
would add more but my screening list is already reaching upwards of 5 hours!
Michael
On Jun 11, 2015, at 9:37 AM, Rise Hall-Noren
For what it's worth, I had the chance to view *Charmed Particles, The
Lighted Field *and *Imaginary Light *at the NYPL in the Summer of 2012.
Admittedly, my perception of the condition of the prints may have been
swayed by how incredible the films are, but I remember them being in
fantastic
I viewed the three titles at the NYPL just last year and can attest that
all the prints are in great shape. Now if there were only viewing copies of
Kodak Ghost Poems/Huge Pupils, but it's good to hear there's a print of
Wind Variations in Berlin!
On Thu, Jun 11, 2015 at 3:33 PM, Jacob
Dear Marcel,
Thank you so much for informing me about the copy of THE WIND VARIATIONS at
the Arsenal. I am very happy to know you have a copy there.
Andrew had mentioned Barry's film a couple of times over the years, but I
never had a chance to see it. Barry now works out of Hudson, New York
There’s no particular point to this except the memory of when Kodak threatened
to sue Andrew and he changed the name of his work to Adventures of the
Exquisite Corpse. Now there’s two corpses and two ghosts, each haunting a
different world I guess...
On Jun 11, 2015, at 2:03 PM, Alex Lake
*The first Noren film I ever saw was THE WIND VARIATIONS, a lovely, serene
study of light and shadow and the motion of a light summer breeze on a
window curtain. We were at the Whitney, in that amazingly uncomfortable
little theater, and part way through the short film (18 minutes, silent)
some
Hey Scott,
Do you think there is any way that we could screen an Andrew Noren program
at Exploded View in Tucson? I have an understanding that Andrew was
influenced by the landscape of the Chihuahua monument in SE AZ (large
volcanic desert monoliths) What film could this be? Here in Tucson (close
Hi Mariah,
you should touch base with the Echo Park Film Centre in L.A. They might be
able to help you out.
Heather Harkins is working there at Echo Park right now, she's from Eastern
Canada, but studied film preservation in Rochester, and she is also a filmmaker
and does lots of work with
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