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about split screen art cinema
For this year The One Minutes has launched a new series: Split Screen Art Cinema
They are a snap of mood, a bolt of atmosphere a short sharp whiff of a director's obsessions.
They are condensed cinematic moments, tightly wound brief re-transmissions from film history. By slicing into the temporal flow of a motion picture and assembling four frames within one, the videos offer an insight into the film-maker's decisions; editing, tempo, motion, colour, mise en scene and cinematography are laid bare to see – learning by deconstructing. Multiplying the frames of one film within a one minute format is both a distancing and and a seductive technique, simultaneously offering us an non-linear overview and a microscopic analysis of the film.
text by Emile Zile (Split Screen maker)
The One Minutes is currently working on a compilation of Split Screens of b-movies.
They are a snap of mood, a bolt of atmosphere a short sharp whiff of a director's obsessions.
They are condensed cinematic moments, tightly wound brief re-transmissions from film history. By slicing into the temporal flow of a motion picture and assembling four frames within one, the videos offer an insight into the film-maker's decisions; editing, tempo, motion, colour, mise en scene and cinematography are laid bare to see – learning by deconstructing. Multiplying the frames of one film within a one minute format is both a distancing and and a seductive technique, simultaneously offering us an non-linear overview and a microscopic analysis of the film.
text by Emile Zile (Split Screen maker)
The One Minutes is currently working on a compilation of Split Screens of b-movies.
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participate
This series is new and open for entries.
Submit entries before the 15 of January 2010 to be part of the annual award competition.
Submit entries before the 15 of January 2010 to be part of the annual award competition.
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more information
Please read the technical requirements and the copyright terms on our participate page carefully and use the online application form to submit your work.
The screening format is 16:9 HD (widescreen).
If you cannot provide your video in this format we shall convert it.
For questions about the project you can contact info@theoneminutes.org
The screening format is 16:9 HD (widescreen).
If you cannot provide your video in this format we shall convert it.
For questions about the project you can contact info@theoneminutes.org
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