IF YOU SEE ONLY ONE MOVIE THIS YEAR... DON’T.
Filmmaker & Performance Artist Brian Feldman did not watch a single
feature length film* in 2006 as part of The Year Without A Movie* project.
Figuring he’d seen at least one thousand features at that point in his life,
Brian decided to focus instead on the development of his own feature length film.
That long-in-the-works** project is his intended feature debut, the screen adaptation
of his reality theater/performance art piece, The Feldman Dynamic, which has been
seen by bewildered audiences in New York, Orlando and, next July, Des Moines.
The latest draft of the screenplay is currently being reworked.
As of Friday, December 31, 2006
Brian Feldman had seen 0 movies***.
In other words...
HE MADE IT!
Last Movie: Blazing Saddles (1974) 35mm @ Enzian Theater (Maitland, FL) // 12.20.2005
First Movie: El Topo (1970) 35mm @ San Marco Theatre (Jacksonville, FL) // 03.25.2007
*a motion picture that is more than 40 minutes in running time (including all credits) per Academy rules
**13 years ***not counting the short films he programmed as part of his Flicks on Fairbanks hosting duties
Filmmaker & Performance Artist Brian Feldman did not watch a single
feature length film* in 2006 as part of The Year Without A Movie* project.
Figuring he’d seen at least one thousand features at that point in his life,
Brian decided to focus instead on the development of his own feature length film.
That long-in-the-works** project is his intended feature debut, the screen adaptation
of his reality theater/performance art piece, The Feldman Dynamic, which has been
seen by bewildered audiences in New York, Orlando and, next July, Des Moines.
The latest draft of the screenplay is currently being reworked.
As of Friday, December 31, 2006
Brian Feldman had seen 0 movies***.
In other words...
HE MADE IT!
Last Movie: Blazing Saddles (1974) 35mm @ Enzian Theater (Maitland, FL) // 12.20.2005
First Movie: El Topo (1970) 35mm @ San Marco Theatre (Jacksonville, FL) // 03.25.2007
*a motion picture that is more than 40 minutes in running time (including all credits) per Academy rules
**13 years ***not counting the short films he programmed as part of his Flicks on Fairbanks hosting duties