Flicker #2
November 3, 1994
Thanks for coming out and supporting local filmmakers! If all goes as planned, tonight's screening will last around 90 minutes. Of course there may be a few surprise entries, but as of Nov. 2, these are the films for this the second gathering of Flicker.
Note that the films may not be shown in this order. The filmmaker, the title of the film (when known), duration, and format will be listed in that order.
Andrea DeGette, Man-ipulation
16 mm, 6min.
Tom Whiteside, Full Frame
Two
16mm, 12 min.
Jamie Patten, Yard Party
16mm, 5 min.
Katri Snyder, Decade Dressing
16mm, 3min.
Phil Morrison, Tater Tomater
16mm, 12 min.
Josh Wittman, Strong City
super 8
Jason Summers, Cars &
Underwater Footage
super 8
Gabe Kessler
super 8, 8 min
Rob Koegler
super 8, 4min
David Rotan
super 8, 3min
Larry Ferber, Prankster
16mm
Chris Speck, Open
All Night
16mm
Flicker #2
Thanks to all the folks that have made Flicker a reality. Dave and everyone at Local 506, John Plymale and Jason Summers for lending out their Super 8 projectors. Elin Slavick for words of advice and encouragement. School Kids Records for letting people leave their films there for me. Lance Bangs and Angie Grass (who started Flicker in Athens, GA) for inspiring me to start Flicker here. I envision Flicker's all over the country one day. The key is your support and your desire to make films, thanks, and I'll see you and maybe your new film Thursday, Jan. 12, 1995, at 8:30 pm. That's the second Thursday so that everyone can be back in time.
Thanks to Jay Faires and Mammoth Records for helping Flicker get off the ground. We'll have a new Super 8 projector for the next Flicker!
How can you help? Put down your video camera, buy some Super 8 film, and capture your family, friends, etc. on this beautiful celluloid. Come up with a story, or compose and juxtapose images that surround you, send the film to be processed, and come back on January 12 to show us the light you've captured.
Yours for better films,
