[Frameworks] Film / Video Collectives?

[mjjvckp at aol.com]

 Yes, more creation/production collectives, less cooperatives for equipment/resources/distribution. The latter is fairly common, but is still based on the primacy of helping the individual artist be an individual artist.

I'm more interested in people working together to create and critique each other's work, as part a collective project.

And Anja, this isn't research for any writing or academic end result, I'm just curious in connecting with folks.

I do a project here in NYC called Red Channels which is trying to collective itself. We've also recently collaborated with Paper Tiger, which started as a collectively produced cable access show, but is now more broadly a video collective.

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-----Original Message-----
From: Amanda Christie <amanda at amandadawnchristie.ca>
To: Experimental Film Discussion List <frameworks at jonasmekasfilms.com>
Sent: Mon, Jul 12, 2010 7:08 am
Subject: Re: [Frameworks] Film / Video Collectives?


If you're looking more for creation collectives (groups of people who  

work together on the same project) rather than cooperatives (groups of  

people who share equipment but work independently).... I can list a  

few Canadian ones.



some creation collectives in Canada include:



1)  the double negative collective



2)  the IRiSs Lab



IRiSs Lab is a collective that I co-founded here in Atlantic Canada  

two years ago.  We are spread out across two provinces and focus on  

improvised live film and audio performance.  IRiSs stands for  

"Integrated Ruptures in Sensory spaces".  You can read more about us  

and see samples of past performances on our website:  http://www.irisslab.ca





Amanda Dawn Christie

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Master of Fine Arts

www.amandadawnchristie.ca

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506-871-2062

amanda at amandadawnchristie.ca





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