Icing on the Cake.
Film
There is an invisible revolution going on right now and the old ways are being uprooted by a new generation of artists through social media. 10 years ago, it was practically impossible to get exposure to a vast international audience without being sponsored by a high profile company.
Never before have we lived in a time where artists have an even playing field against the more privileged. Talent is finally becoming the backbone of success rather than nepotism. Money is irrelevant. Vision now has the power to go viral.
We are entering an era of "artistic equality" among the creative stratosphere. Follow us to see how we support and document one of the most important coming of age art revolutions in history.
Never before have we lived in a time where artists have an even playing field against the more privileged. Talent is finally becoming the backbone of success rather than nepotism. Money is irrelevant. Vision now has the power to go viral.
We are entering an era of "artistic equality" among the creative stratosphere. Follow us to see how we support and document one of the most important coming of age art revolutions in history.
There is an invisible revolution going on right now and the old ways are being uprooted by a new generation of artists through social media. 10 years ago, it was practically impossible to get exposure to a vast international audience without being sponsored by a high profile company.
Never before have we lived in a time where artists have an even playing field against the more privileged. Talent is finally becoming the backbone of success rather than nepotism. Money is irrelevant. Vision now has the power to go viral.
We are entering an era of "artistic equality" among the creative stratosphere. Follow us to see how we support and document one of the most important coming of age art revolutions in history.
Never before have we lived in a time where artists have an even playing field against the more privileged. Talent is finally becoming the backbone of success rather than nepotism. Money is irrelevant. Vision now has the power to go viral.
We are entering an era of "artistic equality" among the creative stratosphere. Follow us to see how we support and document one of the most important coming of age art revolutions in history.
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I posted in this in a discussion on the flickr group “I Shoot Film” a little while ago. I may rework it into something a bit bigger and post it to my blog, but I thought this bit was maybe worth sharing as it is:
Photography began with a game-changing technological innovation that gave more people the power to create more images more quickly. And its history since then has been a series of game-changing technological innovations with the same effect. Photography is inseparable from that. (Note: This is not to say that what is new is better than what is old, but that old and new methods have been coexisting in photography from almost day one.)
I think it’s been a healthy medium throughout that history and I see no reason why it should change — but at the same time, throughout that history people have been declaring that it has suddenly fallen ill because of this or that new technology, as though whatever technology they had been using wasn’t new a decade or three before…and wasn’t decried in just the same manner at that time.
Mind you, I say these things as someone who in general is a bit fogyish in his photographic tastes and whose gear upgrade path is pointed firmly toward the past. : )
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Behind the Scenes and Everything else Inbetween (Jack Hudson)
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➜If you’re photographing in color you show the color of their clothes - if you use black & white, you will show the color of their soulTed Grant
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The Only Magic Left is Art Redux (Aubry Aragon)
11 Year Expired 669 Film. 45 second exposure.
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(Directed by Xavier Dolan)
Xavier Dolan’s sexy and stylish HEARTBEATS is a comic exploration of a romantically obsessed menage-a-trois. HEARTBEATS was a hit at the Cannes Film Festival, winning the Youth Prize, and an official selection of the 2010 Toronto International Film Festival. Part farce, part exploration of the complexity of love and desire, Heartbeats centers on two close friends, Francis (Xavier Dolan) and Marie (Monia Chokri), who find themselves fighting for the affections of the same striking young man (Neils Schneider). The more intimate the trio becomes, the more unattainable the object of their infatuation seems, sending the friends’ obsession into overdrive.
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(Directed and Written by Eddie O’Keefe)
Girls, Boys, Rock ‘n’ Roll, Sex, Guns, Leather, Summer, Humidity, Suburbia.
Thanks to Matthew Mandarino the producer for giving us a heads up about their project.
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(Directed and Written by Eddie O’Keefe)
Girls, Boys, Rock ‘n’ Roll, Sex, Guns, Leather, Summer, Humidity, Suburbia.
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➜People will say, ‘There are a million ways to shoot a scene,’ but I don’t think so. I think there are two, maybe. And the other one is wrong.David Fincher , On being a Director
