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Green Lantern Director Martin Campbell Confines New Orleans
Warner Brothers recently confirmed that production on "Green Lantern" would not take place in Australia for economic reasons. Martin Campbell confirms the rumor that he will film in New Orleans.
Read more via comicbookmovie.com
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Work to live or live to work ?
Most people spend the majority of their life working for someone else, this is a short animation to get you thinking.
Found this via Posterous blog :Reflections of me
I Love Film#0043(Leica M7)Cityscape
Leica M7 w/ LEICA NOCTILUX-M 50mm f/1
film: RXP
Flickr update Leica M7 & DIII FILM BOX
http://www.flickr.com/photos/kazuhiro_itoh_hoge/sets/72157622644711696/
Maison Martin Margiela Artisanal 09
VIDEO - PIERRE DEBUSSCHERE FOR DAZED & CONFUSED
MUSIC - EINSTURZENDE NEUBAUTEN
One Fast Move Or I'm Gone: Kerouac's Big Sur
He was called the vibrant new voice of his generation the avatar of the Beat movement. In 1957, on the heels of the triumphant debut of his groundbreaking novel, On The Road, Jack Kerouac was a literary rock star, lionized by his fans and devotees. But along with sudden fame and media hype came his unraveling, and, by 1960, Kerouac was a jaded cynic, disaffected from the Beat culture he helped create and tortured by self-doubt, addiction and depression.
Desperate for spiritual salvation and solitude, as well as a place to dry out, he secretly retreats to Lawrence Ferlinghetti's rustic cabin in the Big Sur woods. But his plan is foiled by his own inner demons, and what ensues that summer becomes the basis for Kerouac's gritty, yet lyrically told, semi-autobiographical novel, Big Sur.
One Fast Move or I'm Gone: Kerouac's Big Sur, takes the viewer back to Ferlinghetti's cabin and to the Beat haunts of San Francisco and New York City for an unflinching, cinematic look at the compelling events the book is based on. (...)
ooooohh, aaaaaahhh! APM
Battle of Branchage from seeper on Vimeo.
This blew my mind when I saw it. Thanks to Richard Perry for passing it along. A canvas like this is brimming with potential. Staring at the glasshouse, I can't help but think what a great canvas that would make. I have no idea what it would do to traffic patterns on Southfield Freeway, though. Enjoy.
Follow up: since posting this yesterday, I've developed a healthy obsession with these large-format projections. There are some more examples here on UrbanScreen's you tube channel. This is not the same group that put together the projection above, but there are some great examples there.
"The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus" Trailer (Heath Ledger's final film)
via youtube.com
Terry Gilliam...Heath Ledger's last movie...I'll be seeing this.
