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 "The best video essay source on the web." (Roger Ebert) This is a web site built around original video essays and critical, personal writing about movies, TV, music, comics and whatever else interests its contributors. Co-founded by Matt Zoller Seitz, TV critic for New York Magazine, and Ken Cancelosi, it is published by Seitz and Cancelosi and overseen by editor-in-chief Kevin B. Lee and managing editor Max Winter.

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AUDIOVISUALCY - MAD MEN Redefined by Online Video: a Roundtable Chat

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Part of Audiovisualcy, a column exploring the art and technique of the online video essay.
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  • By Jim Emerson, Deborah Lipp, Serena Bramble and Kevin B. Lee
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  • June 7, 2012 9:36 AM
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AUDIOVISUALCY: How to "Perform" the Video Essay

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Beautiful, stimulating, impactful, all the while in sync with the work it critiques, "A.I. Artificial Intelligence – A Visual Study" inspires new or awakens old curiosity about the film. And it does so by virtue of an exceptional performance.
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  • By Matthias Stork
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  • May 10, 2012 9:30 AM
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