Experimental Filmmaking and the Motion Picture Camera

Rezensionen / Stimmen

'An excellent introduction to the basics of experimental filmmaking, with a welcome emphasis on film rather than digital work, and the use of a simple camera, a Bolex. As the author notes, all you need is a roll of film, a light meter, and a camera - add to that inspiration, and you have a handy and accessible guide to DIY independent filmmaking.'

Wheeler Winston Dixon, Professor of Film Studies, University of Nebraska-Lincoln

'Joel Schlemowitz's Experimental Filmmaking and the Motion Picture: An Introductory Guide for Artists and Filmmakers gives the reader a concise and informed overview of the history of experimental cinema methodology and application. This is the kind of book that gives those of us with the itch to innovate lots of fun ideas! '

Peter Hartel, Filmmaker and Associate Professor, Cinema and Television Art, Columbia College Chicago

'Filling a major gap in the literature while being exceptionally clear, detailed and passionate, Experimental Filmmaking and the Motion Picture Camera: An Introductory Guide for Artists and Filmmakers is a step-by-step guide replete with historical and technical information and creative examples to train a new generation of cinema artists working in celluloid to develop their own camera-based artistic practice.'

Kathryn Ramey, Filmmaker, Full Professor and Associate Chair, Department of Visual and Media Arts, Emerson College Boston and Author of Experimental Filmmaking: Break the Machine

'This unique book is a love song to The Bolex and all the mechanical tools and tricks of artists cinema. Beautifully organized, bursting with clear technical detail and inspired devotion to the art of films and filmmaking. 3 cheers for Experimental Filmmaking and the Motion Picture: An Introductory Guide for Artists and Filmmakers!'

Jeanne Liotta, Artist/Filmmaker, Professor of Cinema & Moving Image Arts University of Colorado Boulder "An excellent introduction to the basics of experimental filmmaking, with a welcome emphasis on film rather than digital work, and the use of a simple camera, a Bolex. As the author notes, all you need is a roll of film, a light meter, and a camera - add to that inspiration, and you have a handy and accessible guide to DIY independent filmmaking."

Wheeler Winston Dixon, Professor of Film Studies, University of Nebraska-Lincoln

"Joel Schlemowitz's Experimental Filmmaking and the Motion Picture Camera: An Introductory Guide for Artists and Filmmakers gives the reader a concise and informed overview of the history of experimental cinema methodology and application. This is the kind of book that gives those of us with the itch to innovate lots of fun ideas!"

Peter Hartel, Filmmaker and Associate Professor, Cinema and Television Art, Columbia College Chicago

"Filling a major gap in the literature while being exceptionally clear, detailed and passionate, Experimental Filmmaking and the Motion Picture Camera: An Introductory Guide for Artists and Filmmakers is a step-by-step guide replete with historical and technical information and creative examples to train a new generation of cinema artists working in celluloid to develop their own camera-based artistic practice."

Kathryn Ramey, Filmmaker, Full Professor and Associate Chair, Department of Visual and Media Arts, Emerson College Boston and author of Experimental Filmmaking: Break the Machine

"This unique book is a love song to the Bolex and all the mechanical tools and tricks of artists cinema. Beautifully organized, bursting with clear technical detail and inspired devotion to the art of films and filmmaking. Three cheers for Experimental Filmmaking and the Motion Picture Camera: An Introductory Guide for Artists and Filmmakers!"

Jeanne Liotta, Artist/Filmmaker, Professor of Cinema & Moving Image Arts, University of Colorado Boulder