Pablo Frasconi teaches "Creating Poetic Images" this summer.As an independent filmmaker, Pablo Frasconi has received numerous national and regional grants and fellowships for film production, including the American Film Institute and the National Endowment for the Arts, and the National Endowment for the Humanities. His films, SURVIVAL OF A SMALL CITY, TOWARDS THE MEMORY OF A REVOLUTION, and THE WOODCUTS OF ANTONIO FRASCONI, have been broadcast on PBS and are distributed by the Museum of Modern Art and other organizations.Films are in the collections of the Smithsonian Institution, Museum of Modern Art,New York Public Library, and the Virginia Museum of Arts. He received his B.F.A.degree from York University in Toronto. He has taught filmmaking for several years at the New School for Social Research and the State University of New York, College at Purchase, and currently teaches at USC in Los Angeles.
Please use this post to ask any and all questions related to the Summer Program Class:
"Creating Poetic Images"
"Creating Poetic Images"
3 comments:
What exactly is going to be involved in the 3 projects we're going to do?
There are actually 4 projects in CPI:
1) FROM THE STREET (DV) will focus on found, observed, and vernacular
poets and poetry (5 min max)
2) FROM THE WORD (DV) will focus on translating written poetry to images
(5 min max)
3) FROM THE LIGHT (16mm) will focus on the image AS poetry
4) FROM THE EYES (DV) will focus on incorporating the poetic image into a
narrative scene (DV tapes)
Pablo
Is this similar to the cineamotography class? Will each student actually create their own film?
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