Re: [Frameworks] Phill Niblock, Francis Al ÿ s

[Marco Poloni]

Try contacting him through his galleries: David Zwirner in NY, Lisson
Gallery in London, and i am sure he has gallery representation in
Mexico DF.

On 2 September 2015 at 01:23, Lourdes Portillo  wrote:
> Mexico city
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> On Aug 31, 2015, at 8:54 AM, Adam Hyman  wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> We're hoping to screen Phill Niblock's Trabajando una (Mexico) (1974) from
> film, not DVD.  Anyone know a source, or have contact information for
> Niblock, please?
>
> Also, we wish to screen Francis Alÿs's REEL-UNREEL.  Anyone have contact
> information for him, please?
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> Adam
>
>
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[Frameworks] Filmmaking workshops

[director]

For those of you close to Toronto or willing to make the trek (we greeted
a workshop participant from San Diego this summer!), LIFT's Fall 2015
Filmmaking Workshops schedule is now online at http://lift.ca/workshops

Registration opens Tue Sep 22

Workshops range from digital to celluloid. Notable celluloid workshops
include: Bolex, Super 8, Optical Printing with Oxberry 1700, Hand
Processing Color and Hand Processing Workshops.

enjoy
Chris

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Re: [Frameworks] Phill Niblock, Francis Al ÿ s

[Adam Hyman]

Thank you all.  We now have direct contact with Nilblock, and contact info
for Alÿs' studio.

Best regards,

Adam


On 9/2/15 12:58 AM, "Marco Poloni"  wrote:

> Try contacting him through his galleries: David Zwirner in NY, Lisson
Gallery
> in London, and i am sure he has gallery representation in
Mexico DF.

On 2
> September 2015 at 01:23, Lourdes Portillo  wrote:
> Mexico
> city
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> On Aug 31, 2015, at 8:54 AM, Adam Hyman
>  wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> We're hoping to screen Phill
> Niblock's Trabajando una (Mexico) (1974) from
> film, not DVD.  Anyone know a
> source, or have contact information for
> Niblock, please?
>
> Also, we wish
> to screen Francis Alÿs's REEL-UNREEL.  Anyone have contact
> information for
> him, please?
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> Adam
>
>
> --
> Adam Hyman
> Los
> Angeles Filmforum
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>
> http://www.lafilmforum.org
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[Frameworks] The Situated Cinema Project; in camera

[Melanie Wilmink]

*The Situated Cinema Project; in-camera* is a portable micro-cinema
commissioned by Toronto-based Pleasure Dome media arts exhibition
collective to celebrate our 25th anniversary. Created by Halifax-based
filmmaker Solomon Nagler with architects Thomas Evans and Jonathan
Mandeville of passage studio, the structure features pilgrimage (16mm, 4
min. looped, 2015) — an experimental film created by Nagler and his
artistic collaborator Alexandre Larose.

>From September 10 — 20, the Situated Cinema will travel to three Toronto
locations, hosted by the Toronto International Film Festival®, 8-11 Gallery
and Artscape Youngplace. As it travels, the architectural structure of the
cinema will intervene in the city, creating unexpected situations where
chance encounters and dislocated spaces forge new relationships between the
spectatorial body and the urban landscape. Inseparable from its context,
the Situated Cinema Project;in-camera explores intersections of film and
architecture through a rejection of conventional cinematic
representation,reinventing the cinema space as temporary and mobile.

Dates & Locations:

September 10-13: The Toronto International Film Festival’s Festival Street
- Intersection of King Street West & Peter St. (TIFF Festival Street hours
of operation)

September 14-16: 8-11 Gallery - 233 Spadina Ave (10am-10pm)

September 17-20: Artscape Youngplace - 180 Shaw St. (10am-10pm)

Artist talk: Sat Sept 12 @ 7:30pm - Artscape Youngplace
Reception: Thurs Sept 17 @ 6-10pm - Artscape Youngplace

For more information: www.pdome.org

FB: facebook.com/pdomeTO
Twitter: @PleasureDomeTO (#SituatedCinema)

Many thanks to the Canada Council for the Arts for their assistance for
this project through a Media Arts Initiatives Grant, and to our programming
partners, The Toronto International Film Festival, 8-11 Gallery and
Artscape Youngplace.

Pleasure Dome is made possible through the ongoing support of:The Canada
Council for the Arts, The Ontario Arts Council and the City of Toronto
through the Toronto Arts Council as well as our members, sponsors and
community partners.

® Toronto International Film Festival Inc., used under license
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[Frameworks] Friday, Sept. 4--NO NEW YORK show at Microscope Gallery

[Beebe, Roger W.]

All,

As always, I’ve missed the This Week deadline, but I wanted to let those if you 
in the New York area know that on Friday at 7:30 p.m. at Microscope Gallery 
(1329 Willoughby Ave., Brooklyn, NY) I’ll be presenting a program that I’m 
calling (perversely?) NO NEW YORK.  The show is focused on work made outside of 
the traditional centers of experimental film (NYC, SF, LA, Chicago) and draws 
on the films screened during my 10 years running FLEXfest (www.flexfest.org).  
Much more info on the show is on Microscope’s website:

http://www.microscopegallery.com/?page_id=16593

Hope to see some of you there.
Roger
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[Frameworks] looking for a room or sublet in Brooklyn this November

[Amanda Christie]

Hello all!

I'm coming to Brooklyn for the month of November, and am looking for either a 
room to rent or an apartment to sublet. 
In addition to paying rent, I'm also happy to take care of cats, dogs, or 
plants should you, or anyone you know be out of town and looking for someone to 
love their pets or plants.

Also, while in town it would be great to meet any of you on this list who are 
in the vicinity... a nice chance to put real life faces with names!

Drop me a line if you have any leads on rooms to rent or apartments to sublet 
for the month of November.

Thanks!

Amanda Dawn Christie

506-871-2062
www.amandadawnchristie.ca
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[Frameworks] Call for Submissions: 24th Annual $100 Film Festival

[Nicola Waugh]

Hi all,

Please circulate widely. Submission form can be found here:
http://www.100dollarfilmfestival.org/assets/PDF/2016100CallTrilingual.pdf

Thanks!


*Call for Submissions: Finished Films & Film-Based Installations *

24th Annual $100 Film Festival (February 25 - 27, 2016)

DEADLINE: DECEMBER 1, 2015

ELIGIBILITY
• 16mm or Super 8 film under 22 minutes (submissions accepted in digital
version only)
• Installation works must be film-based
• Official release date after December 1, 2013

Requirements for exhibition:
• 16mm with optical sound
• Super 8 mag. stripe
• Properly synced Mp3 audio
• Soundtracks must be accompanied by detailed syncing instructions
• Films should have at least 10 feet of leader
• Each film must be clearly labeled with running speed (18 or 24 fps),
length, title and name of filmmaker
• Films must be submitted head out and leaders clearly labeled

SELECTION PROCESS
The Festival Programming Committee selects films for exhibition at the
Festival from submitted entries, and a separate jury of artists and
professionals from the film community selects award recipients. Entries are
judged on their creative content, but also on the ability to maintain the
spirit of low-budget filmmaking.

The $100 Film Festival pays artist fees for all works selected for the
festival. If your film is selected for exhibition, you will be asked to
ship A FILM PRINT to the CSIF approximately one month before the Festival.
The $100 Film Festival will make every attempt to avoid any damage to your
film, but cannot provide any guarantee. At the completion of the Festival,
your film will be shipped back to you, pre-paid (with the exception of
filmmakers in Calgary whose films will be available for pick-up).

SUBMISSIONS
Submit your film or film-based installation documentation via, Vimeo or
Youtube link, or Dropbox download along with the completed submission form (
http://www.100dollarfilmfestival.org/assets/PDF/2016100CallTrilingual.pdf)
before the deadline of December 1, 2015 to festi...@csif.org

FOR MORE INFORMATION
Visit the $100FF website at www.100dollarfilmfestival.org
or email CSIF at festi...@csif.org


Calgary's $100 Film Festival is one of only a few festivals worldwide that
exhibits film exclusively on Super 8 and 16mm. When the $100 Film Festival
was born in 1992, it showcased eight short films on Super 8. The name
sprung from the challenge to shoot a short film on four roll of Super 8 –
which tallied to the cost of $100. In following years, the festival dropped
the budgetary limit and allowed 16 mm film, which shifted the focus from
low budget to quality small-format films. The festival is now an
international celebration of creative story telling on celluloid.

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CSIF is grateful for the involvement of its members, the network of
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of its funders: The Canada Council for the Arts; The Alberta Foundation for
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Re: [Frameworks] removing Rex-O-Fader from a Bolex H16

[Ugo Bo]

Thanks

2015-09-02 1:11 GMT+02:00 George, Sherman :

> As someone suggested put a few drops of Kroil so that it wicks into the
> threads and let it set for 24 hours and the try to unscrew the crank.
> Beyond that find a good service person. Avoid getting Kroil on your skin.
>
> Good Luck
>
> On Sep 1, 2015, at 2:10 PM, Ugo Bo  wrote:
>
> Yes is left handed, it goes in the same screw as the original handle. So
> as I said, "I tried to unscrew the cog turning clockwise".
>
> From Rex o fader instruction:
> ""A. FITTING ON THE CAMERA
> 1. Unscrew the camera rewind handle by turning it clockwise.
> 2. Fit the Rexofader with its hole on the axis from which you just screwed
> the rewind handle.
> 3. Screw down and lock screw (1).
> 4. Set the special rewind handle (2), supplied with the accessory, in
> place. Screw it on firmly, turning anti-clockwise"
>
> If you turn the cog anti-clockwise you just wind up the motor
>
> 2015-09-01 22:50 GMT+02:00 George, Sherman :
>
>> The crank is left hand threads
>>
>> Sent from my iPhone
>> Sherman George
>> 858-229-4368
>>
>>
>> On Sep 1, 2015, at 1:47 PM, George, Sherman  wrote:
>>
>> As I remember the Rex o fader is left hand thread. Try turning it the
>> other way.
>>
>> Sent from my iPhone
>> Sherman George
>> 858-229-4368
>>
>>
>> On Sep 1, 2015, at 1:02 PM, Ugo Bo  wrote:
>>
>> Mmh
>> penetrating oil didn't work (I used Wd-40), I think I applied a
>> considerable torque (don't ask me how much)... I wonder how much the
>> service can charge for having the job done...
>> thanks anyway
>> Livio
>>
>> 2015-08-31 16:42 GMT+02:00 Ugo Bo :
>>
>>> Thanks Scott
>>> I'm going to have a try tonight with some unlocking oil.
>>>
>>> But the cog screw that's is stuck is a male one, which goes in the
>>> rewind spindle screw that's a female one, so heating the cog up should
>>> widen it making it stuck even more...
>>>
>>> And I can't heat up the spindle screw which is unaccessible without
>>> dismantling the camera... (and both of these things scare me a bit...)
>>>
>>> 2015-08-31 16:14 GMT+02:00 Scott Dorsey :
>>>
 Put a drop of kroil or some other penetrating oil on the cog.  Maybe
 heat it up a little with a soldering iron.
 --scott

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[Frameworks] CROSSROADS 2016: call for entries...

[Steve Polta]

*SAN FRANCISCO CINEMATHEQUE* announces
*CROSSROADS 2016*
*April 1–3* at San Francisco’s *Victoria Theater*


*CALL FOR ENTRIES*
*San Francisco Cinematheque *seeks submissions of recent films and videos
for *CROSSROADS 2016*, the *seventh *manifestation of our annual film
festival to be held *April 1–3, 2016 *at San Francisco’s *Victoria Theatre*.
*CROSSROADS 2016* will showcase new film/video works by emerging and
established filmmakers, including performance and works of “live cinema.”
Cinematheque seeks submissions of compelling *non-commercial, artist-made*
*work* of all genres and durations.



*Entry form and complete info is available here
.**ENTRY
GUIDELINES*
— Access our* online submission form* *here
*.
— Submitted works must have been completed after *January 1, 2014*.
— EXHIBITION FORMATS: *8mm*, *Super-8mm*, *16mm*, *35mm*, *QuickTime ProRes*
and *Blu-ray*. We also seek submissions of *performance*,* multi-projector
pieces*, *installations* and other para-cinematic forms. Please contact
festi...@sfcinematheque.org

with inquiries concerning additional exhibition formats or for more
information.
— SUBMISSION FORMATS: Entries are accepted in the form of *streaming online
video*,* DVD* or *Blu-ray*. *Submission via streaming online video is
preferred.*
*—  *Entry fee: $15 for each individual film (submitted by Nov. 30, 2015);
$20 for each individual film (submitted by Dec. 31, 2015). Entry fee is
waived for Cinematheque members
.


*RENTAL FEES ARE PAID FOR ALL WORKS SCREENED IN CROSSROADS.*

*Entry form and complete information on CROSSROADS 2016 is available here
.*Please
contact festi...@sfcinematheque.org

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