An interview with writer/director Richard Curtis and actor Tom Sturridge...Curtis initially drew inspiration from his experience listening to pirate radio as an English child in the sixties and his “imaginative idea” about the experiences of the men aboard the boat...
The multi-venue retrospective of Hollis Frampton coming to Chicago offers a chance to take another look at a body of work too often reduced to a couple of films...
F sits down with Michael Stuhlbarg, the lead actor of the Coen Brothers’ latest film, A Serious Man...
On September 11, SAIC’s Eye and Ear Clinic hosted “Films for One to Eight Projectors,” a collection of multi-projector short films by Roger Warren Beebe. Beebe challenges the notion of film as a stagnant medium by manipulating multiple projectors in real time.
There’s no reason for you to spend any time in Oregon, but if you attended the Portland Documentary and eXperimental Film Festival this year, you might have been able to see Harmony, a new animated short film by SAIC’s own animation instructor and filmmaker, Jim Trainor.
With Sony's introduction of its new line of reasonably priced high definition video cameras, it seems that HDV is well on its way to replacing DV as the standard consumer video format. But is it time to make the move to high definition?
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