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• Keep it loose: a short history of the Artifact Small Format Film Festival

  The first $100FF took place in 1992 in the basement theatre of a church at 1703 1st NW—which was also the CSIF headquarters. An intimate overcapacity audience took...

• Keep it loose: a short history of the Artifact Small Format Film Festival

  The third person Pepper mentioned was Stephen Hanon, one of the board members that welcomed Morison’s original $100FF pitch. Hanon was a film enthusiast, and the soon-to-be editor of...

• Keep it loose: a short history of the Artifact Small Format Film Festival

  Now in its 26th year, and in the same shape-shifting adventurous spirit, $100FF has donned a new but familiar name: Artifact Small Format Film Festival. It is a...

• The Channelers

    *II: Pleasure in the Confusion of Boundaries and Responsibility in Their Construction*   Artists, curators, and museum/gallery teams build the walls to hide ugly computers and assign crew to the...

• Wiretapping Pakula's KLUTE

  “…somebody may be following her, watching her…” While various men follow and spy on Bree throughout Klute, the ultimate voyeur is not any of them; it is us, it...

• If you tell yourself garbage is art, is it possible to be wrong?

  Film feels like an act of God, especially when you are using a half-broke camera because you are half-broke yourself. It giveth and it taketh away. Some memories...

• Maybe We Should Have Made That Doc

  Interview with Christina Choe, recorded March 7th, 2018 in Los Angeles, CA. This interview has been edited for length.  *Berkley Brady (BB): How would you summarize the journey of [Nancy] actually getting...

• Maybe We Should Have Made That Doc

  *BB: Speaking of professors, can you tell me about the inspiration for writing Nancy? * CC: One of our professors in film school—Nick Proferes—was the DP on this amazing film from the ’70s called Wanda (1970), which was written,...

• Maybe We Should Have Made That Doc

  *BB: Did you write the script in terms of shots? * CC: I don’t write in terms of shots. I just can’t think about that until it’s done....

• 1700 films, 1000 people, and 150 clubs: a not-so-Amateur Movie Database

  With the growth of the amateur film market came the rise of an international amateur cinema culture embodied in magazines, amateur movie contests, and organizations or clubs.⁴The first...