Re: [Frameworks] Sally Berger, film curator, fired at MoMA;

2016-06-20 Thread Dave Tetzlaff
Chris: Thanks for the clarification on Vaxxed/Tribeca. But it wasn't 'Tribeca recognizing that it needed to firm up its institutional character and to counter a reactionary push from powerful autocrats (De Niro)'. RDN bypassed the programmers to put Vaxxed on the schedule, and he alone pulled it

[Frameworks] 2 Video Installation Questions

2016-06-20 Thread Ken Paul Rosenthal
1) For a wall mounted, flat monitor gallery installation, what is the most efficient, low foot print means of bringing a looping digital video image to the screen via a file rather than a dvd player? Also, recommendations for particular types and models of monitors? 2) A hotel I'm consulting

[Frameworks] Certain Tension: GAZE Film Series call for submissions

2016-06-20 Thread Mallary Abel Heaton
Hi friends, Please see our new call for submissions, and please spread the word. Deadline to submit is August 1st. ​ GAZE is a film series dedicated to screening independent film and video made by women. We promote women’s artistic expression and create dialogues related to the influence of this

[Frameworks] UNXFEST 1.2 Call for Entries!

2016-06-20 Thread UNEXPOSED Microcinema
Hey Frameworkers, UNXFEST 1.2 is open for submissions! You can find the online Google Docs form on our website (www.unexposedmicrocinema.com) or visit our FilmFreeway page (www.filmfreeway.com/festival/unxfilmfest). Remember, if you submitted to UNXFEST 1.1, you are still in contention for UNXFEST

Re: [Frameworks] 2 Video Installation Questions

2016-06-20 Thread Dave Tetzlaff
> So do we use a very small dvd player or is there a way to play a looping > digital file through a projector? Your best bet is probably a mini 'digital media player', e.g.: http://tinyurl.com/hf6a62b http://tinyurl.com/zh7r7nw There are various similar models on Amazon and eBay, between $25 and

Re: [Frameworks] 2 Video Installation Questions

2016-06-20 Thread Jason Halprin
Depending on the monitor, you may be able to play file for looping straight from a USB thumb drive. I would only do this if you are able to spend a few days researching and teching the file. Also, in my experience, you would have to use a drive that is formatted for FAT32, meaning the file size is

Re: [Frameworks] 2 Video Installation Questions

2016-06-20 Thread Chris Freeman
Media players will do what you need. That's correct they are almost always formatted for Windows, so you may have to reformat your thumb drives and you'll definitely have the 4gb file size limit (usually 10-20 minutes of video is the max), so if you have long vides youll have to break them up into