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SUMMARY:Channel Surfing: 3D Short Films Curated by Blake Williams
LOCATION:2220 Arts + Archives
DESCRIPTION:Acropolis presents *Channel Surfing*: a night of 3D short films
  curated by Blake Williams.\n\nIn person: Blake Williams. Total runtime: 6
 5 min.\n\n~\n\n*Red Capriccio* (Dir. Blake Williams\, 2014\, 7 min)\n\nA f
 ound footage film in three movements\, drafting arrangements of motion wit
 h stasis\, police with the policed\, and reds with blues. Format: anaglyph
  3D.\n\n*Au Hasard* (Darren Dominique Heroux\, 2026\, 9 min)\n\nA nine-min
 ute experimental essay in perceptual control. Blending archival propaganda
 \, poetic narration\, and formal play\, the film explores how missed infor
 mation is often the root of misinformation. Evoking Godard with a touch of
  William Castle\, Au Hasard is both a cinema of ideas and an act of cinema
 tic misdirection. Format: decoder 3D.\n\n*Orbit* (Dir. Kerry Laitala\, 200
 6\, 7 min)\n\nCandy apple light emissions filmed at a Topsham\, ME fair cr
 eate a series of photic stimulating events that tickle the retinas. Whirli
 ng carousel of brushstrokes of light in garish colours on celluloid. It ca
 n be interpreted as a colourful ode to the oh so beloved yet doomed Kodach
 rome film material. Format: chromadepth 3D.\n\n*The Day Was a Scorcher* (D
 ir. Ken Jacobs\, 2006\, 9 min)\n\nA 3D vacation album\, The Day Was a Scor
 cher pictures what Jacobs describes as “movie-star Flo\, Nisi the though
 tful young girl\, and Aza old enough to trudge with the rest of us\, but s
 till expecting to be pushed around on wheels\,” frolicking in a sun-dren
 ched Rome in the 1970s. Explains Jacobs\, “It’s a perfect day when not
 hing happens.” Format: glasses-less 3D.\n\n*2012* (Dir. Takashi Makino\,
  2013\, 30 min)\n\nEverything I saw during 2012. This work will show you t
 he dynamic moment of changing from film image to digital image. —Takashi
  Makino. Format: pulfrich 3D.\n\n*Let Your Light Shine* (Dir. Jodie Mack\,
  2013\, 3 min)\n\nEye candy as a special treat. Let Your Light Shine is th
 e ultimate Spectrum Short film\, a photokinetic stroboscopic spectacle for
  spectacles. A work in the tradition of the absolute animation film of the
  1930s\, which requires prismatic glasses to achieve the maximum result. F
 ormat: diffraction 3D.\n\nBoletos: https://dice.fm/event/nvrlrl-channel-su
 rfing-3d-short-films-curated-by-blake-williams-19th-oct-2220-arts-archives
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