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THE INVENTOR — Jim Capobianco and Robert Rippberger Interview

September 18, 2023 By Leave a Comment

THE INVENTOR — Jim Capobianco and Robert Rippberger Interview

Click here to listen to the interview. It took Jim Capobianco and Robert Rippberger a dozen years to get THE INVENTOR made, and it was well worth the effort. When I spoke to them via Zoom on September 13, 2023, my first question was what kept them going through the ups and downs of financing… Read More »

Tagged With: action in concert., art versus commerce, chickens, creativity, Florence, France, hand-drawn animation, Hannah Arendt, imperfection, Last Supper, Leonardo da Vinci, making mistakes, Marguerite of Navarre, stop-motion, The Inventor

10th Annual Disposable Film Festival — Carlton Evans Interview.

March 23, 2017 By Leave a Comment

10th Annual Disposable Film Festival — Carlton Evans Interview.

The Disposable Film Festival started 10 years ago with the advent of the then cutting-edge technology of a one-use video camera. Hence the “disposable” part of the festival’s name. When I spoke by phone with festival co-founder Carlton Evans on March 8, 2017, my fist question was how the idea had come to him and… Read More »

Tagged With: Carlton Evans, Center for Investigative Reporting, CIR, Citizen Journalism, Clement Deneux, creativity, democratization of media, DFF, Disposable Film Festival, Edson Oda, Eric Slatner, Francisco Guijarro, homelessness, Joseph Mika Film Anthology Archive, new media, short films, STORIES BEHIND THE FOG, THE NAILS, Umpqua Bank, video confession booth

Fredi M. Murer on VITUS

September 1, 2014 By Leave a Comment

Fredi M. Murer on VITUS

Fredi Murer, a courtly gentleman given to performing deft sleight-of-hand for his interviewers, tapped his own childhood when he created VITUS, both the film and the character. Murer himself was not a genius in the classroom, as he tells it, but he did have a creative streak that landed him in all sorts of usual scrapes. When we talked… Read More »

Tagged With: childhood, cinema, creative streak, creativity, director, drama, film, movie, music, narrative, pianist, piano, Swiss Cinema, Switzerland

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