An experimental ‘eco-film’ workshop for staff and students to acquire skills and deeper knowledge of analogue photochemical film processes in a post-digital era.
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Frugal Filmmaking
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The publication serves as both a record of the workshop and a how-to manual for staff, students and artists in keeping with the DIY photochemical film culture pioneered by Esther Urlus, our visiting artist.
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Collaborators
Claire Nidecker · Cliona Harmey · Sarah Durcan
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