[Frameworks] RE : Help Locating Work

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Maybe Silvi Simon?
https://www.film-gallery.org/silvisimonex




> On May 22, 2020, at 2:49 AM, Michael Betancourt  
> wrote:
> 
> I'm looking for an artist doing film installations where the film is 
> projected through a glass sphere, glass of water, something of that nature. 
> It's a group of pieces all by the same person (whose name escapes me right 
> now, hence the request).

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Re: [Frameworks] Help Locating Work

[FrameWorks Admin]

Maybe Silvi Simon?
https://www.film-gallery.org/silvisimonex




> On May 22, 2020, at 2:49 AM, Michael Betancourt  
> wrote:
> 
> I'm looking for an artist doing film installations where the film is 
> projected through a glass sphere, glass of water, something of that nature. 
> It's a group of pieces all by the same person (whose name escapes me right 
> now, hence the request).

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Re: [Frameworks] movie scenes

[FrameWorks Admin]

Isn’t the quintessential scene from Sunrise (1927) by Murnau?
-Pip



> On May 22, 2020, at 2:28 AM, Gene Youngblood  wrote:
> I’m looking for scenes or sequences in which the protagonist is shown walking 
> through the world. It could be a big city or a spectacular countryside. Could 
> be a wayfarer on some kind of journey. Sometimes done with lap dissolves, 
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[Frameworks] walking through the world

[Gene Youngblood]

Thanks, everyone, for the quick responses. I can see I need to be more 
specific. 

First, the clip must be in a readily available film, which most likely means a 
narrative feature (but not necessarily). If it’s not a well known film, I need 
a link to it.

Second, it will ideally have a “mythic” quality. “Mr. Smith Goes to Washington” 
comes to mind, even though the “world” he walks through is only Washington, 
D.C. Again, that quality is ideal but not essential.

Another ideal is a montage-like structure in which we periodically see the 
protagonist gazing at the world through which he moves—looking up at 
skyscrapers or mountain peaks, for example, or just “looking around” at the 
environment out of curiosity.

There are hundreds of such scenes, and I probably have them in my library, but 
“memory” is something that I remember I once had.

This is for my Kuchar project, so the wayfarer must be male.

Thanks again dear hive-mind.



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Re: [Frameworks] movie scenes

[Marcin Gizycki]

Is The Earth Round? (Kas maakera on ümmargune?, 1977), Priit Pärn.

From: FrameWorks  On Behalf Of Gene 
Youngblood
Sent: Thursday, May 21, 2020 7:28 PM
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Subject: [Frameworks] movie scenes

I got a lot of great responses the last time I did this, so here we go again:

I’m looking for scenes or sequences in which the protagonist is shown walking 
through the world. It could be a big city or a spectacular countryside. Could 
be a wayfarer on some kind of journey. Sometimes done with lap dissolves, 
sometimes just a series of shots. Anything approximatikng that will be 
appreciated and acknowledged.


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Re: [Frameworks] movie scenes

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movie scenes 

Jose Luis Guerin's "In The City of Silvia"







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On 2020-05-21 10:28, Gene Youngblood wrote:


 





I got a lot of great responses the last time I did this, so here we go again:
 
I'm looking for scenes or sequences in which the protagonist is shown walking 
through the world. It could be a big city or a spectacular countryside. Could 
be a wayfarer on some
 kind of journey. Sometimes done with lap dissolves, sometimes just a series of 
shots. Anything approximatikng that will be appreciated and acknowledged.

 



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Re: [Frameworks] movie scenes

[Salah Hassanpour]

A Boy and His Dog, The Road and even the risibile The Postman (RIP Tom
Petty) all have at least one (montage) sequence of vistas.

And of all things, Charlotte Gray (with Cate Blanchett) has some wonderful
green/red leitmotifs as she walks through the European countryside near the
end of the film.

On Thu, May 21, 2020, 13:28 Gene Youngblood,  wrote:

> I got a lot of great responses the last time I did this, so here we go
> again:
>
> I’m looking for scenes or sequences in which the protagonist is shown
> walking through the world. It could be a big city or a spectacular
> countryside. Could be a wayfarer on some kind of journey. Sometimes done
> with lap dissolves, sometimes just a series of shots. Anything
> approximatikng that will be appreciated and acknowledged.
>
>
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Re: [Frameworks] movie scenes

[Christian Bruno]

Jose Luis Guerin's "In The City of Silvia"


From: FrameWorks  on behalf of deristea 

Sent: Thursday, May 21, 2020 11:33 AM
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Karen Holmes Saving the Proof



Sent from my T-Mobile 4G LTE Device

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"Vagabond"

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323-377-7238
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www.ismoismoismo.org


On 2020-05-21 10:28, Gene Youngblood wrote:


I got a lot of great responses the last time I did this, so here we go again:

I'm looking for scenes or sequences in which the protagonist is shown walking 
through the world. It could be a big city or a spectacular countryside. Could 
be a wayfarer on some kind of journey. Sometimes done with lap dissolves, 
sometimes just a series of shots. Anything approximatikng that will be 
appreciated and acknowledged.



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Re: [Frameworks] movie scenes

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On Thu, May 21, 2020 at 2:34 PM deristea  wrote:

> Karen Holmes Saving the Proof
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>
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>  Original message 
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> "Vagabond"
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> Adam Hyman
> Executive Director
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> www.ismoismoismo.org
>
>
> On 2020-05-21 10:28, Gene Youngblood wrote:
>
>
>
> I got a lot of great responses the last time I did this, so here we go
> again:
>
> I'm looking for scenes or sequences in which the protagonist is shown
> walking through the world. It could be a big city or a spectacular
> countryside. Could be a wayfarer on some kind of journey. Sometimes done
> with lap dissolves, sometimes just a series of shots. Anything
> approximatikng that will be appreciated and acknowledged.
>
>
>
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Re: [Frameworks] movie scenes

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Karen Holmes Saving the ProofSent from my T-Mobile 4G LTE Device
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"Vagabond"

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On 2020-05-21 10:28, Gene Youngblood wrote:


 


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I got a lot of great responses the last time I did this, so here we go again:
 
I'm looking for scenes or sequences in which the protagonist is shown walking 
through the world. It could be a big city or a spectacular countryside. Could 
be a wayfarer on some kind of journey. Sometimes done with lap dissolves, 
sometimes just a series of shots. Anything approximatikng that will be 
appreciated and acknowledged.

 



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"Vagabond"

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On 2020-05-21 10:28, Gene Youngblood wrote:





I got a lot of great responses the last time I did this, so here we go again: 

I'm looking for scenes or sequences in which the protagonist is shown walking through the world. It could be a big city or a spectacular countryside. Could be a wayfarer on some kind of journey. Sometimes done with lap dissolves, sometimes just a series of shots. Anything approximatikng that will be appreciated and acknowledged. 


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[Frameworks] Help Locating Work

[Michael Betancourt]

This something from ~15-20 years ago, that I've been trying to recall and
am getting nowhere, so help!

I'm looking for an artist doing film installations where the film is
projected through a glass sphere, glass of water, something of that nature.
It's a group of pieces all by the same person (whose name escapes me right
now, hence the request).

If you are/ know who this might be, please contact me off list!

Thanks in advance :)

Michael Betancourt
Savannah, GA USA


michaelbetancourt.com | vimeo.com/cinegraphic
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[Frameworks] movie scenes

[Gene Youngblood]

I got a lot of great responses the last time I did this, so here we go again:

I’m looking for scenes or sequences in which the protagonist is shown walking 
through the world. It could be a big city or a spectacular countryside. Could 
be a wayfarer on some kind of journey. Sometimes done with lap dissolves, 
sometimes just a series of shots. Anything approximatikng that will be 
appreciated and acknowledged.


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