Reported on the new "Film Fund" campaigns at both the @BrattleTheatre and @thecoolidge, which hope to "keep the 35mm community alive" by helping to cover rises in shipping, equipment upkeep, and other costs. Now online @BostonGlobeArts, in print on Sunday. https://t.co/Tv8fYoO9Xh
It's Giving Tuesday. Your donation to the Film Exhibition Fund will help us keep celluloid exhibition alive for future generations of cinemagoers: https://t.co/3ifLJo9LsT
For today's @nytimes I wrote a love letter to celluloid, its surprising renaissance in NYC's cinemas, and the handful of projectionists keeping it alive. https://t.co/YUpTUBhufd
Please share: the Block Museum is looking to hire a technician trained in 35mm, 16mm, and digital projection. 20hr/ week, competitive wage, benefits-eligible, (mostly) flexible hours. And you get to look at stuff like this all the time: https://t.co/nI7idAdhqr
New York: take some time this weekend to figure out what Parker Tyler meant when he talked about "dragtime" and "drugtime." Nothing else like these Warhols.
This summer we present rare screenings of three of Andy Warholโs often-discussed, but rarely-screened films, all of which represent bold experiments in durational cinema: SLEEP (1963), EMPIRE (1964), and THE CHELSEA GIRLS (1966).
Tickets: https://t.co/4WJw078zcC
Hurry! We'll only be accepting submissions for Celluloid Now 2022 for one more week! Are you an analog filmmaker? Wanna show your work on film? Wanna get paid? Wanna NOT pay a submission fee? Boy do we have the event for you! More info at https://t.co/WCjnkRxDWn
So happy to have this incredible coverage from IndieWire!
We want to continue to be as communicative as possible with you about the sort of targeted support that will help bolster film exhibition everywhere. Projectionists, shipping, and rentals are vital to this ecosystem.
Exclusive: Andy Warhol's "Sleep," "Empire," and "Chelsea Girls" will screen at Anthology Film Archives in August. The first two films run over five and eight hours long, while โChelsea Girlsโ involves over three hours of dual-screen projection. https://t.co/QcMfnDgN63
Via @EddieMuller: An important petition to preserve San Francisco's glorious Castro Theatre as a venue for film.
Save the Castro Theatre - Sign the Petition! https://t.co/Gp5BC6HlfU