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de Paul SHARITS

1976-1977 / 16 mm / coul / silencieux / 40 min / 2E

Dédié à Gerald O'Grady. Ce film a été rendu possible par une subvention du N.E.A. et du N.Y. State Council on the Arts.
« Ce film est moins "structurel" que "narratif". On se sent comme en voyage, voyage dont nous ne pouvons jamais savoir/prédire la suite. C'est entraînant, comme un roman plein de rebondissements. La ''narration'' dont nous avons le sentiment évoque un soap opera, qui se tordrait et se retournerait constamment, sans qu'on en puisse attendre quelque résolution (il y a pourtant une fermeture purement formelle), au contraire d'un Miami Vice, film dans lequel l'histoire se déroule et trouve une résolution chaque semaine. Cette oeuvre préfigure une longue série de chapitres de 30 minutes, chapitres d'un ''roman de lumière'', Passare, sur lequel je travaille actuellement (il devrait durer au total 40 heures, avant que je ne meurs !). Il n'y a pas de répétition dans le film, hormis un rouge récurrent, une phrase bleue et blanche (par convention, la répétition produit une forme structurelle). » - P.S.
« Ainsi, avec des couleurs, prises dans des relations réciproques, les unes avec les autres, dans l'espace, et plus encore, dans le temps, Sharits crée de nouvelles nuances qui ne sont pas effectivement présentes dans le film, au moyen de leur mélange co-temporel et de la rétention due à la persistance rétinienne. C'est un phénomène complexe qui produit des transitions sublimes tout au long d'une échelle spectrale, tandis que le cadre vibre dans un mouvement magique, et que les tons varient du chaud au froid ». Anthony Bannon, Buffalo Evening News.




3 COPIES EN DISTRIBUTION

format de distribution 16 mm
2 bobines
cadence 24 ips
cadre 1,37 - standard
son sil
notes 1.place 2 projectors close, side by side; do not load film yet. 2.turn on bulbs and find less intense bulb - use that faint bulb for the inner image (it is important that the inner image be dimmer; if necessary put a neutral filter of about 1 stop in front of lens). 3. you MUST HAVE AT LEAST ONE ZOOM LENS, so that one image can be put inside the other (the precise proportion is shown in a drawing accompanying the prints); another way of doing this is to move one projector forward until the right size is reached-but this cannot be done in a projection booth because there is not enough space. 4. make sure that inner rectangle is precisely placed so that he top and bottom borders and the sides are exacly equal-there should be absolutely no key-stoning-this is of the IMPORTANCE. 5. thread film and go to the punch mark on each reel. 6.ADVANCE THE FOOTAGE FOR THE INNER SCREEN 24 frames AHEAD OF THE REEL FOR THE EXTERIOR IMAGE - THIS SLIGHT OUT-OF-SYNC IS CRUCIAL, TO THE EFFECT OF THE FILM. 7. start both projectors at the exact same instant. 8. FOCUS BOTH PROJECTIONS ON THEIR EDGES- the shapness of the edges is also crucial.
prix de location 140,00 €
format de distribution 16 mm
2 bobines
cadence 24 ips
cadre 1,37 - standard
son sil
Aucun
notes 1.place 2 projectors close, side by side; do not load film yet. 2.turn on bulbs and find less intense bulb - use that faint bulb for the inner image (it is important that the inner image be dimmer; if necessary put a neutral filter of about 1 stop in front of lens). 3. you MUST HAVE AT LEAST ONE ZOOM LENS, so that one image can be put inside the other (the precise proportion is shown in a drawing accompanying the prints); another way of doing this is to move one projector forward until the right size is reached-but this cannot be done in a projection booth because there is not enough space. 4. make sure that inner rectangle is precisely placed so that he top and bottom borders and the sides are exacly equal-there should be absolutely no key-stoning-this is of the IMPORTANCE. 5. thread film and go to the punch mark on each reel. 6.ADVANCE THE FOOTAGE FOR THE INNER SCREEN 24 frames AHEAD OF THE REEL FOR THE EXTERIOR IMAGE - THIS SLIGHT OUT-OF-SYNC IS CRUCIAL, TO THE EFFECT OF THE FILM. 7. start both projectors at the exact same instant. 8. FOCUS BOTH PROJECTIONS ON THEIR EDGES- the shapness of the edges is also crucial.
prix de location 140,00 €
format de distribution 16 mm
2 bobines
cadence 24 ips
cadre 1,37 - standard
son sil
Aucun
notes 1.place 2 projectors close, side by side; do not load film yet. 2.turn on bulbs and find less intense bulb - use that faint bulb for the inner image (it is important that the inner image be dimmer; if necessary put a neutral filter of about 1 stop in front of lens). 3. you MUST HAVE AT LEAST ONE ZOOM LENS, so that one image can be put inside the other (the precise proportion is shown in a drawing accompanying the prints); another way of doing this is to move one projector forward until the right size is reached-but this cannot be done in a projection booth because there is not enough space. 4. make sure that inner rectangle is precisely placed so that he top and bottom borders and the sides are exacly equal-there should be absolutely no key-stoning-this is of the IMPORTANCE. 5. thread film and go to the punch mark on each reel. 6.ADVANCE THE FOOTAGE FOR THE INNER SCREEN 24 frames AHEAD OF THE REEL FOR THE EXTERIOR IMAGE - THIS SLIGHT OUT-OF-SYNC IS CRUCIAL, TO THE EFFECT OF THE FILM. 7. start both projectors at the exact same instant. 8. FOCUS BOTH PROJECTIONS ON THEIR EDGES- the shapness of the edges is also crucial.
prix de location 140,00 €



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date lieu ville pays
24/01/2009 Monoquini Bègles FRANCE


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