Albury_Wodonga
Moving Image Coalition
February 4, 2004 screening
Expresso
Café (Opposite Cinema) Dean St, Albury.
Grant Meredith, (Ballarat), Dark
Prophecy, Hi8/VHS, 2002, 10 mins 30 secs.
What captures you the most is the great music in the film. In the Asian
style, of Kung fu and Sorcery this is quite funny too. Even the talking
is not lip sync, a real foreign film.
Rodney Bourke,
History of Film & Video Cameras,
Video 8/VHS, 2000, 9 mins.
Starring Thomas and Josephine Bourke this documentary, starts with the
first Reel to Reel Video from 1968, U-matic, Beta and Video 8. Then
looks at Amateur Movie Film like 9.5mm of 1922, to 8mm, 16mm and Super
8. Funny how Video Equipment started big and went smaller, where as
film started small and went Bigger.
Joe Nussbaum
and Michael Watts, (USA), Mind
Sync 3-D, PC/VHS, 2001, 5 mins.
To see this properly you need the Green and Red or Blue and Red 3-D
Anagliph glasses. I would have to say this is a Genre film, with weird
shapes in an artistic form all to music.
NASA and
Ralph LaBarge, (USA), The Red Planet Mars,
DVD, 1999, 4mins.
This amazing DVD has hours of Mars footage taken over 30 years. What
interested us were the 2-D and 3-D, Red and Green Anaglyph surface View
of Mars. This Alpha DVD is also a Wild Releasing.
Simon Dewar,
Simon Goss and Steve Hooppell, (Local Filmmakers),
Life’s Good,
Digital 8/VHS, 2002, 10 mins.
Shot for the 15/15 Film Festival in 15 hours from start to finish and
handed in. Shown in Black and White and Colour, this narrative film
is about a Bloke who has worked out the secret of life and all its answers,
in a comical way.
We
also listened to Simon & Simon about BARFF the Borders
first local film festival. And Paul Dickenson from Chiltern
Film Studios on Community T.V.
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