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SCREEN RUSH
Introspective Ramblings by Eric Kohn
Screen Rush is the blog of film critic and journalist Eric Kohn, whose work regularly appears in indieWIRE, New York Press, Filmmaker, Moviemaker, Heeb Magazine and a half dozen other outlets. A true twenty-first century movie buff, his writing centers around the impact of new media on the moving image, the changing face of film criticism, and the tempestuous relationship between pop culture and independent artistry. This site includes links to his recently published work and allows for additional thoughts on cinema's modern state. E-mail Eric at erichkohn(at)gmail(dot)com.

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    Open Source Cinema.

    I first met Brett Gaylor at SXSW in March and was fascinated by his concept of “open source cinema,” which he’s currently applying to his upcoming documentary, Basement Tapes.

    The basic idea involves audience participation in the actual creation of the film—from allowing them to reedit footage to soliciting comments from them about completing segments. Very cool stuff. Here’s my piece on Basement Tapes for Stream. I hope to cover this project more after Brett finishes it up. 

     

    erichkohn posted on July 16, 2008 | Permalink | Comments (0)

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