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companions: reading with Deleuze and Bergson nearby

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Indie theaters attract niche consumers

By Yun Suh-young  There was a time when independent theaters were almost driven to extinction by the slew of multiplexes owned by the country’s entertainment conglomerates. However, these small theaters are now appearing to be regaining their relevance, finding a niche among the more serious moviegoers who are increasingly frustrated about the limited selection of mass market films shown at CGV and Lotte Cinema theaters. CGV and Lotte Cinema are multiplex chains owned by CJ and Lotte, respectively, which dominate the film industry on both the production and distribution side of the business; the theater market in particular has been a virtual duopoly. The lineups of movies shown at CGV and Lotte Cinema theaters in past weeks were short and overlapped considerably. “Frozen,’’ the Disney animation that quickly became one of the country’s highest grossing foreign films ever, was screened at every multiplex. So were international hits such as “RoboCop’’ and “American Hustle’’ and the generic Korean comedy “Miss Granny.’’

[...] Other notable movies shown at independent theaters are “Manshin: Ten Thousand Spirits,’’ Park Chan-kyung’s documentary on shaman Kim Geum-hwa; “Anxiety,’’ Min Hwan-ki’s documentary about a struggling start-up company; and “Blue Is The Warmest Color,’’ Abdellatif Kechiche’s intimate love story about two young French women, which won the Palme d’Or for best film at last year’s Cannes Film Festival. Indie Space, an independent theater that opened in 2012, said the number of moviegoers last month increased by 60 percent compared to January.

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Wong Kar-Wai Week Chungking Express, 1994 Cinematography: Christopher Doyle, Wai-Keung Lau

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Request Week #11 – waltzedwithchristoph Beginners, 2010 Cinematography: Kasper Tuxen

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2013 서울마을미디어 홍보영상 Seoul Town Media Centers

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Pipilotti Rist: Color is dangerous

Interview with Pipilotti Rist, who tells the story of one of her most famous videos, where a woman smashes car windows with a flower.Rist also talks about how videos can have painterly qualities.

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Interesting and Funny Instagram Photos from Around the Web

What’s behind the shots of the most popular Instragramers

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a cloud-based file transfer service based in Amsterdam designed to send small to large files (up to 2g free)

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The rules are simple:

70% of the film must be shot with an Original iPhone, iPhone 3G, , iPhone 3Gs, iPhone 4, iPhone 4s, iPhone 5, iPhone 5s, iPod Touch, iPad and iPad Mini or any other Mobile device, (e.g. Samsung Galaxy, Nokia, HTC, etc.) to be eligible to win. Film’s shorter than 3 minutes will be classified as a short film, film’s longer than 3 minutes will be deemed as a feature.

There is no time requirements on cinematography, comedy, documentary, or commercials.

No excessive nudity or excessive profanity will be allowed. Nudity of upper body can not exceed 4 seconds and no more than 4 profane words in a film

You cannot use copy written material unless you have a written permission to do so.

You can use multiple iPhone and iPod Touch for your film.

You can use any software to edit video and audio.

You can use any software for color correction or special effects.

You can use external microphone, wide angle lens, lighting, tripod, etc

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An iPhone, a projector and Simple Art Supplies make Music Videos with Millions of Views:

"It not only shows how Final Cut can be used as a 3D projection mapping tool, but it illustrates how a dynamic video can be made while using multiple visual platforms simultaneously. The music video uses a live singer, a projector, three custom foam core sets, Final Cut to organize and align the visuals to the set, and an iPhone to record the orchestration of everything. It was also interesting to see how the projector also served as the primary lighting for the whole video."

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Korea Film Archives' upcoming screenings

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“Bitter, Sweet, Seoul,” 2013-2014, a crowd-sourced film about Seoul supported by the city government was released on Tuesday and there are no polished images or preaching about the virtues of South Korea’s capital."

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Filmmaking essentials

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 LANDSEASKY     Period: 22 February, 2014 - 23 March, 2014     Venue: Artsonje Center 2nd floor, Gallery IHN, Lee Hwaik Gallery, Gallery SKAPE, One and J Gallery, Opsis Gallery     Opening Hours: Tue-Sun 11am - 6pm (Closed on Mondays)     Artist: Total of 15 artists including Jan Dibbets (NL), Kimsooja (KR) and Joao Vasco Paiva (PT/HK)     Entry Fee: Free

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