Category Archives: Film/Video

Musical Landscapes for Dog Dayz Fest at Union Arts D.C on 8/3/13

Here are the details for the Musical Landscapes program this Saturday. This is a massive event so come on out to hear some great sounds and view some innovative films!

Musical Landscapes:
Locations include: Canada, China, England, and South Korea

Program 1-
Oserake and the River that Walks by Robert Robertson
‘Oserake’ is the First Nation name for the winter quarters which were set up by the river, the origin of the city of Montreal.
This music/film shows what happens to Montreal in winter, when the wilderness takes over.

Program 2-
1.Cage’s Dream by Simon Mclennan
A dance piece for the camera. Featuring Carolina Diaz – dance. Simon Mclennan film, editing and original music.

2.A Familiar Lullaby-by Una Lee-train journey is recorded by sound artist Una Lee

3. A trilogy of Summer by Chris H Lynn- ‘A Trilogy of Summer’ (2010,
2012) was filmed in China during the summer months.
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The program begins Saturday around 6:30 pm-
Here are some more links to the event-
http://brightestyoungthings.com/events/dog-daze-fest
http://dc-soniccircuits.org/
and to Union Arts-
http://unionartsdc.com/unionartsdc/Main.html

Saturday, August 3. 2pm – 2am
$15
Still from the film: Morning Fisherman

Upcoming events/releases/screenings-

I am going away for a bit, but I wanted to post some exciting events/screenings/releases:
Changeable Weather New Audio Release on Green Field Recordings-7/5/13
Three Harmonies from Suzhou screened with Sonic Circuits-7/27/13 at Pyramid Atlantic
Dog Daze Festival at Union Arts, Washington D.C August 2 and 3rd. More info soon

Still from the film Three Harmonies from Suzhou

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Miniature Landscape Correspondance 1-10

The Miniature Landscape Correspondence began in early spring with Una Lee. As a collaborative duo, we wanted to create something like a video letter or correspondence documenting a moment or view in time. Each view (moment) was composed of two shots, one from each continent, Asia and America. This is the first series and we hope you enjoy them!

Program for the ATA screening with Janel Leppin on June 14.2013

Here is the program for the Audio Visual event at the ATA in San Francisco presented by Cyrus Yoshi Tabar and Janel Leppin.

The Link is here

ATRACADOS | MOORED by Filipe Afonso
Two boys, in a harbor, talk about leaving their home and city.
Although they feel they can’t live outside, when one of them remembers
a dream in which they were walking inside the sea, the other reacts
and takes the lead. In Portuguese with English subtitles. Filipe
Afonso studied Science Information at Universidade do Porto and Cinema
(editing) at ESTC – Lisbon Cinema School, between 2005 and 2010. In
2009, he studied Cinema at FAMU – Film and TV School of Performing
Arts in Prague, Czech Republic.

Winter Movement by Chris H Lynn
“A Winter journey interrupted-briefly evokes the terminal
sleep”-Robert Robertson-

Watercolors
DIR Ann Deborah Levy
Colors, patterns, and images reflected on the surface of a pond mirror
changes in seasons and weather over the course of a year to create
this “painting in motion.”

Still: Winter Movement-Chris H Lynn

Screening at W.O.R.K on 6/8/13 with Khristian Weeks and David Gladden

This event actually took place yesterday in Salisbury Maryland, the link is here
I had a great time and saw two really superb performances from Khristian and David. I was actually able to screen quite a few of my films from 2007-2008-which was also really nice.
Thanks to Khristian and David for making it happen! It was a special night.

Projector 22 (Audio 18)

Projector 22 (tentative title) is a piece I have been tinkering with for a few months now-This is the most recent version

Afternoon Wind (stills)

Here are two stills from an upcoming short film called Afternoon Wind by Una Lee and Chris H Lynn. More details forthcoming.

A Report on the Hundred Years Gallery Screening on 5/4/13

Last Saturday (5/4/13) the Zone collective put together an impressive list of films to screen at the Hundred Years Gallery in London. Unfortunately, I was not able to attend, but author, filmmaker, and musician Robert Robertson was. Here is a wonderful blog post about the event. Looking forward to Mr. Robertson’s new book in the near future. Browse his blog and certainly check out his first book Eisenstein and the Audiovisual

Still taken from the film People’s Park Reverie

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