THE ONE TAKE SUPER 8 EVENT - Held March 24th, 2007, the One Take Super 8 Event saw over 20 local filmmakers load their cameras to take part in this unique screening. The One Take Super 8 Event is distinct in that none of the films were viewed prior to their premiere. Each filmmaker was limited to only one 3-minute cartridge of Super 8, and had to shoot their entire film without the opportunity to rewind for a 'second take'. Over 100 people packed into Funk n' Waffles to first witness the unseen films, which later traveled to Portland, Maine for and encore screening.
THE OPEN SCREEN - Presented in conjunction with a region-wide arts collaboration, which included the 40 Below Summit, the opening of Lipe Art Park and the exhibition ReZist! at The Sugar Cube artspace, The Open Screen was an informal forum for the presentation and discussion of locally produced film and video. Nearly a dozen media artists participated in the screening, held June 1st, 2007.
THE ONE TAKE SUPER 8 EVENT - Held March 24th, 2007, the One Take Super 8 Event saw over 20 local filmmakers load their cameras to take part in this unique screening. The One Take Super 8 Event is distinct in that none of the films were viewed prior to their premiere. Each filmmaker was limited to only one 3-minute cartridge of Super 8, and had to shoot their entire film without the opportunity to rewind for a 'second take'. Over 100 people packed into Funk n' Waffles to first witness the unseen films, which later traveled to Portland, Maine for and encore screening.
THE OPEN SCREEN - Presented in conjunction with a region-wide arts collaboration, which included the 40 Below Summit, the opening of Lipe Art Park and the exhibition ReZist! at The Sugar Cube artspace, The Open Screen was an informal forum for the presentation and discussion of locally produced film and video. Nearly a dozen media artists participated in the screening, held June 1st, 2007.
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