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Mark Lewis on mixing film with video

Speaking at the 2009 Venice Biennale, Mark Lewis talks about his works generated by digitally capturing rear projected 35mm imagery combined with live action, almost in homage to filmmakers gone by.

Interview by Jean Wainwright.

  • Running length: 00:03:17
  • Date added: 12th January 2010
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Mark Lewis on mixing film with video

Mark Lewis on mixing film with video

Speaking at the 2009 Venice Biennale, Mark Lewis talks about his works generated by digitally capturing rear projected 35mm imagery combined with live action, almost in homage to filmmakers gone by.

Interview by Jean Wainwright.

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Interview by Jean Wainwright

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Interview by Jean Wainwright.

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