Dear Marilyn,
Thanks so much for this! Really helpful. I'll keep you posted about progress
with the article. I am going to emphasize to our author (as yet undecided) that
Stan Brakhage and Jordan Belson should be focused on in the article as the
connectionis so strong and so interesting.
Portrait in Film
a three part film series presenting different perspectives on defining
profile with the moving image.
*Dynamic of Glances - 7 March 2014*
Dynamic of Glances is a collection of films that explore how portraiture
can be developed and understood in film. The programme reveals the
Hi all! I'm doing a three channel video installation for an outdoor arts
festival in Minnesota. I've got about $1800 to buy three digital projectors
for this installation - does anybody have any recommendations? Here's a
projector I found that looks like a good compromise between price,
resolution
How big is large scale?
How long is this going to be in place?
My suspicion is your budget is about enough to rent three moderate-sized
projectors for a week. If rental is possible it would make it a lot easier
for you.
--scott
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Here are several that will probably meet your requirements:
http://www.projectorcentral.com/projectors.cfm?g=1hide=0st=1mfg=p=700-1000w=r=13br=ll=ltg=t=db=dt=c=ar=dvi=wr=pjl=pjw=pjh=td=i=dis=sort=pop
On Feb 28, 2014, at 7:41 PM, Jeff Kreines j...@kinetta.com wrote:
Sadly, Google sent you to a
Nik:
IMHO, you do NOT want a single-chip DLP projector. The color will be washed
out, and, worse, you'll get annoying momentary moire patterns at points where
there are sharp changes in luminance (due to the rotating color wheel). For
your budget, you'll probably want to go with a 3-chip LCD
