Unfound Peoples Videotechnic
Graeme ColeRoaming absurdist film school. Micro-essays on the esoterics of filmmaking. Trudging through wastelands of ignorance towards a Cinema of Doubt via Béla Tarr, the Kuchars, Maddin and Deren.
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◡◶▿ Home moviemakers and Hollywood titans exchange tips (hypothetically)
## 📽️ “What you’re talking about is a hobby.”
◡◶▿ MAPS12 | Unfolding futures
Dear students of filmmaking - it’s the final week of term! This summer semester, we’ve enjoyed or endured 11 weekly sets of micro-essays under the banner Maps, Flaps, & Infinite Wallpaper. Today is the twelfth and final one of those. And to...
◡◶▿ MAPS11 | Worldbuilding by committee
> Missed a week? Joined late? Don’t worry about reading these lessons out of order. Each functions independently. They are sent in a sensible sequence but hardly reliant on it.
◡◶▿ MAPS10 | Virtual concrete
> Missed a week? Joined late? Don’t worry about reading these lessons out of order. Each functions independently. They are sent in a sensible sequence but hardly reliant on it.
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\ud83c\udfa5 Mistakeist. Jaded ex-filmmaker/reclusive guru. Professional human writer. Occasional festival juror/programmer. Bistrik7 Collective. Graduate of Béla Tarr's MFA. Principal of Unfound Peoples Videotechnic: a roaming absurdist film academy. \ud83d\udcda
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