…r come and inspect the robot. They think he’s a knight, and mistake a “Machinery” sign as his name. They wake him. 5:06 One man tells a story about evil demons who are about to start a war, and because they think he is a knight, they ask the robot to help. He agrees. 6:12 They visit the cave of Maggie McMurdoch, a nice witch, and ask for her help. She tells them they need Merlin’s help, but that an evil witch woman has him… Continue reading →
Chicago, Image Processing, Roots of Video
…trating virtual reality goggles, CAVE, using video footage he shot while kayaking on Lake Michigan. He explains CAVE is a 10x10x10 foot room. Images on the three walls. The ceiling is open. The glasses allow the viewer to see in stereo. He explains that the walls are projected from the rear, plus one projector on the ceiling projecting onto the floor. Speakers are positioned all around to produce directional sound. Sandin notes that traditional t… Continue reading →
…ew York: “all they were doing was acting instinctively. They grabbed them by the hair. They threw them into the cave, and that’s how you dealt with them.” 01:42 “A woman should just be a woman a pretty submissive thing. Not, I’m going to challenge the world because I’m a woman in the nineties.” 04:35 Man stands outside the democratic national convention advocating for capital punishment saying, “god has given the right of capital punishment to go… Continue reading →
American Way, Black, Communities, THE 90's
1:11 Cameraperson walks through a cave. 1:18 The 90’s opening. 1:54 Skip Blumberg reports from Bristol, England. He shows us a very large bridge across a gulch. 4:42 “Is That All There Is?” by Esther K. Paik. Woman performs morbid dream-like monologue. 9:36 Back to Skip Blumberg in England. Skip interviews a camera crew. 10:13 “Espectador” by Enrique Alvarez. An art piece examining the involvement of the television… Continue reading →
…n the store’s basement. The museum’s youngest fossil is a complete skeleton of the extinct European Cave Bear, about 250,000 years old. 24:35 “Spray Paint Artist.” A graffiti artist sells his spray paint and graffiti artistry at a store named Figs (formerly 1420 N Milwaukee Ave.). The artist has converted his passion for spray paint stenciling and free form graffiti into designs for clothing and jackets, where customers ca… Continue reading →
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…:09 Ad for artificial sweetener Zylitol 3:08 Slate: “Sync bites B-roll and to follow” 3:12 Slate: “Dr. Harry R. Pape, DDS, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI” 3:14 Pape explains dental benefits of Xylitol 5:28 Slate: “Dr. Kauko K. Makinen, PhD, Univ. of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI” 5:31 Makinen describes the chemistry of Xylitol 7:44 Slate: “Patricia Enggaard, New Product Manager, Leaf, Inc.” 7:49 Enggaard talks about the greatness of Xylito… Continue reading →
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American Way, Politics, Skip Blumberg, THE 90's
…eet are very busy, but also that they take a favorable Samoan vote for granted. He says that they always “cave in” and give their votes anyway. 06:24 Videomaker Skip Blumberg enters the subway headed to the last day of the convention. Outside Madison Square Garden, people demonstrate and advertise. Several women promote their book “Elvis for President.” Blumberg enters the Garden, running his camera through the x-ray scann… Continue reading →
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Black, Chicago, Communities, Kartemquin Films
0:34 Kerry James Marshall talks about the aftermath of the Cave of the Patriarchs massacre and the iconification of Baruch Goldstein, and how it inspired one of his most recent pieces. 3:15 Marshall talks about his childhood and his family’s multiple moves, eventually settling in South Central Los Angeles. “I remember when gangs were a different kind of gang, back then, when they were more like a club,” he says. Marshall goes o… Continue reading →