July 29, 2003

Director's Readin' Roundup

From David@GreenCine's, Summer reading list (hint: print them out for the Jitney): Graham Fuller's 1999 NYT look at directors who make a city their own. For the more hardcore, try Michael Wood's London Review pretty followable, ecumenicist recap of anti-Deleuzian film analysis (you've been warned).

Via TMN: David Sedaris' tips for reading Moby Dick.

Not a read, exactly, but food for thought. In his Voice review of Boys' Life 4, Dennis Lim gets fed up with the splitscreen-because-you-can school of short film making: "Final Cut Pro: more curse than blessingódiscuss."

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