Stan Brakhage mentions the Roslyn Art Festival and the independent film artists that will be present. He mentions Jerome Hill's 'Film Portrait' as "the first autobiographical film." Brakhage describes his own film 'Scenes from Under Childhood' as a portrayal of a child's view of the world. Brakhage gives a biography of Ken Jacobs. He tells a story about the photographer Weegee. Brakhage analyzes Hollis Frampton's film 'Critical Mass.' Brakhage describes Jacob's disdain for the "art crowd" and tells a story about it. He gives a brief biography of Jack Smith and describes how he met Jacobs.
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Stan Brakhage mentions the Roslyn Art Festival and the independent film artists that will be present. He mentions Jerome Hill's 'Film Portrait' as "the first autobiographical film." Brakhage describes his own film 'Scenes from Under Childhood' as a portrayal of a child's view of the world. Brakhage gives a biography of Ken Jacobs. He tells a story about the photographer Weegee. Brakhage analyzes Hollis Frampton's film 'Critical Mass.' Brakhage describes Jacob's disdain for the "art crowd" and tells a story about it. He gives a brief biography of Jack Smith and describes how he met Jacobs.
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