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Jason Tselentis

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author, professor of design who loves comic books, literature, film, humor, horror, sci-fi, and pugs
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RE-RELEASE: Tron (1982) with Tim Lapetino — DESIGNERS ON FILM

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By Jason Tselentis
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Greetings, Programs! Meet designer, writer, curator, and historian Tim Lapetino, who’s the Creative Director at Atari. Armed with a passion for digital and visual culture, Tim shares insights about 1982’s Tron, its production, sequels, and video games. We also discuss WarGames, classic sci-fi, artificial intelligence, and The Big Lebowski.
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Groove (2000) with Michael Sinanan — DESIGNERS ON FILM

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By Jason Tselentis
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Designing a rave requires planning and patience, it also requires a vision. Get the proper space, the best DJs, and electronic dance music (EDM) that gets people dancing all night and into the early morning, until the last record spins. It’s all captured in the movie Groove (2000) which Michael Sinanan fell in love with after the first viewing, not only because EDM has the beats that keep his design process going, but the movie also inspired him to become a DJ himself.
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Die Hard (1988) with handfellas — DESIGNERS ON FILM

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By Jason Tselentis
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Omar Diaz and Manny Colon, who work together as handfellas, bring iconic movie moments to life with custom-made puppets, cardboard props, creature designs, and special effects magic. Their puppet-powered parodies include The Matrix, Pulp Fiction, Jaws, and just in time for the holidays, Die Hard. The team brings unapologetic comedy, vintage puppet vibes, and handcrafted absurdity right to your eyeballs, through painstaking craft and an insatiable curiosity.
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