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no updates means i forgot i had a website! i also didn’t realize people actually read this silly thing. as you can tell from this photo, i have been much too busy hiking to post obits, news about the legislation or even spend a second thinking about film:
as i wake from a 2 year slumber, i hope to be posting some updates of future projects up here very soon…
n
please be careful. especially with vehicles who make right turns. when in doubt, just stay behind in the center of the lane and wait. i want to stop seeing biking fatalities make headline news in portland:
http://bikeportland.org/2007/10/22/victim-was-bike-gallery-employee-avid-racer/
assume anything on four wheels cannot see you.
be aggressive and stay safe.
n
1912-2007
Here’s to making them boo at Cannes: again and again. To pushing the language and exploring emotions others feared. For being grand proof that this medium can be a great art instead of mere content.
Thank you.
n
The NY Mayor’s Office of Film, Theater, and Broadcasting are proposing rules, to go into effect as soon as next month, that would require a permit and $1 million in liability insurance for groups of 2 or more filming for more than 30 minutes and the same for groups of 5 or more using a tripod for more than 10 minutes.
The rules are partly the result of a case involving an Indian documentary-maker, Rakesh Sharma, who was detained and questions by police while filming in midtown Manhattan.
This is just plain crazy.
The NYCLU promises to sue if the rules go into effect.
More details:
n
you will be missed…
(sorry this blog has become a swedish obituary and political sounding board. i’ve been busy. i’ll be posting more meaningless shit soon enough.)
n
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