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Ecstatic Static

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By Jodie Mack, Ari Wegner, Helena Wittmann, Margaret Salmon
| ecstaticstatic.com
Viewpoint Singular, Multiple, Objective, Subjective… Subjective vs Objective Camera Where is the Camera = Who is the camera? Eg – Do we want to watch someone drowning or experience drowning? Camera Agency Passive, Invasive, Tentative, Free Will/Autonomous, Locked/Anchored to someone? Camera Height In relation to subject/characters. Camera Distance to Subject Camera’s Proximity to Action. Camera’s Relationship to Character = Audience’s Relationship to Character.
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Ecstatic Static

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By Jodie Mack, Ari Wegner, Margaret Salmon, Helena Wittmann
| ecstaticstatic.com
Ecstatic Static is an independent production service and online resource that supports artists working across film, photography, animation and time-based practices.
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There Are SO Many Film Festivals Coming to the Bay Area!

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By Jodie Mack, SF Neighborhood, A Map, Peter Wong
| Broke-Ass Stuart Verified
RECAP:  A drunken film festival!  A twisted Takashi Miike crime comedy!  A San Francisco 1990s underground film series!  That’s just scratching the surface of what’s interesting and coming out this month. So this month’s film preview is broken up into three parts. In this installment, there are three film festivals whose joint existence is a rebuke to everything the Orange Skull stands for. In a twisted sort of balance, there’s also a film about the notorious lawyer who mentored the Orange Skull.
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NYFF56 Projections Lineup Announced

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By Tsai Ming-liang, Jeremy Shaw, Jodie Mack, Dora García
| filmlinc.org
The Film Society of Lincoln Center announces the complete lineup for the Projections section of the 56th New York Film Festival, to take place October 4-7. The slate is comprised of seven features, seven shorts programs, and two short works that will be looped in the Elinor Bunin Munroe Amphitheater. This international selection of film and video work expands upon our notions of what the moving image can do and be.
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