Bricolage and Engineering in Experimental Cinema
(book in English and French)
Edited by Eric Thouvenel
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The history of experimental cinema is run through with practices and ideas which interrogate, contest or inflect the uses of film technology ordained by the film industry. In experimental film a large portion of technical inventiveness is devoted to conceiving technical get-ups which will enable filmmakers to invent original forms. This idea of “bricolage” will be a touchstone in this digital book, which will see technical thinking as a way to open up a field of possibilities, and which will also show how the demands of efficiency which underpin cinematic engineering can be found even in its “margins,” with sometimes spectacular results.
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https://www.erudit.org/en/books/encyclopedie-techniques-cinema/bricolage-ingenierie/
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