Chile's long coastline, the largest archipelago in the world, provides the setting for The Pearl Button (2015), Patricio Guzmán poetic visual essay that brings together the voices of the indigenous pre-Columbian Patagonian people and the water, glaciers, and mountains of their land.[Read more...] about The Pearl Button
In 1989, Me and Rubyfruit provided a prescient glimpse into the future of personal video sixteen years before YouTube was launched
Once upon a time when I lived in San Francisco (circa 1987-1992), I often attended screenings at Artist Television …
UnknownSpring: web documentary review and interview with photojournalist Jake Price
The tsunami of 2011 devastated the Tohoku region of Japan. Jake Price lived with the residents of Yuriage and out of his experience evolved UnseenSpring, a web documentary presenting an audiovisual collage documenting the endurance of the people in Yuriage as they rebuild their way of life, while making a renewed connection to their history and culture.[Read more...] about UnknownSpring: web documentary review and interview with photojournalist Jake Price
Olloclip expands iPhone field of view
There's a wide variety of aftermarket lenses available for the iPhone 4/4S/5, however, so far, the best design I've come across is the olloclip available for the iPhone 4/4S/5. The olloclip has become an essential element in my bag of iPhone accessories expanding the field of view of the iPhone lens whenever I need a wider, or closer, perspective on the world.[Read more...] about Olloclip expands iPhone field of view
Final Cut Pro X: My first impressions
There's been a lot of excitement in the air about Final Cut Pro X since the SuperMeet at NAB in Las Vegas many weeks …
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Pearls of wisdom
Back in February I attended a conference "Who's Afraid of New Media" held at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Wendy …