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26 Dec 2006 |
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This is a cool little site for info on old movie theaters. I have been glued to it all morning, getting nostalgic about the dirtiest, cheapest places for a kid to spend an afternoon in the winter. Jpeg, consider this a Kwanzaa gift for you.
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13 Feb 2004 |
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While doing a search for that Dirty Dozen on Ice commercial from a few years ago, I came across this page full of clips. Mostly commercials, some you've probably seen, but there's also a couple of good short films: The Fat Kid and The Reel Truth. If you start with the first one, it will play through all of them one after another.
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03 Mar 2003 |
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This spy-themed site has detailed instructions for building a pinhole spy camera. Cool music and flash too...
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26 Feb 2003 |
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Not exactly timely, but these official Simpsons sketches are still good for a laugh.
via Liz H
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24 Jul 2002 |
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chicago sound/vision is a group of local filmmakers and musicians devoted to the multi-media interaction of film and music, working together to create new and original works of art. Musicians perform both improvised and scored accompaniment to tradtitional and modern approaches of filmmaking and projection. Our first show is July 27 @ the Hideout.
~Jeff Parker (Chicago Underground Quartet, Tortoise) performs his score to a film Tatsu Aoki.
~Pan American (Kranky Records) performs to the live film projections of Carolyn Faber.
~Sinister Luck Ensemble (Perishable Records) perform's Charles Kim's (Boxhead Ensmble, Fruit Bats, Pinetop Seven) score to A film by Paula Froehle.
~Fred Lomberg-Holm (Peter Brotzmann Tentet, Lofty Pillars, Terminal 4) Performs his score to "Mysterious Island of Dancing women" by John McGeehan.
Festivities start at 9:30. I think I'm also going to catch the My Reality:Contemporary Art and the Culture of Japanese Animation exhibit at the Chicago Cultural Center on Sunday. I hear they have a art-o-mat machine there now. Don't go 'round artless!