Garry Winogrand - Photographer Michael Engler 2013-02-26 | DOWNLOAD and DVD available at http://www.michaelengler.de/film/download/CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHIE IN THE USA - Cinematic workshop discussions about an art form in our day and age.Justification for the rating "Especially worthwhile":The German Film and Media Rating Board primarily uses this highest rating to assess the film's particularly informative value. In this case the film has succeeded in documenting the specific individuality of fundamental representatives of modern American photography since the early 1950s. This refers to both their methods of working and personal means of expression, as well as to their overall attitude toward photo-graphy. The common denominators among them are the immediate way in which they capture everyday reality and their efforts to allow people and things to speak for themselves. For some, the matter at hand stands exclusively in the foreground; others strive to make reality transparent for subjects that common sense tells us is intangible.In each case the film succeeds in depicting the artistic principle as shown in the photos once again in the way the photographers are characterized via words and footage. This occurs accompanied by a distinct 'feel' for each person's work atmosphere. The successful coupling of film footage and stills thereby proves to be an intriguing element.Documented photographers: Robert Frank, Duane Michals, Garry Winogrand, Lee Friedlander, Thomas Roma, Alfred Stieglitz, Harry Callahan, Lisette Model, Ralph Gibson, Mark Cohen, Joel Meyerowitz, Stephen Shore English - Colour - PAL or NTSC - 4:3 - 52 Minuten - Germany 1982 © Michael Engler Filmproduktion
Mark Cohen - Photographer Michael Engler 2013-03-04 | DOWNLOAD available at http://www.michaelengler.de/film/download/CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHIE IN THE USA - Cinematic workshop discussions about an art form in our day and age.Justification for the rating "Especially worthwhile":The German Film and Media Rating Board primarily uses this highest rating to assess the film's particularly informative value. In this case the film has succeeded in documenting the specific individuality of fundamental representatives of modern American photography since the early 1950s. This refers to both their methods of working and personal means of expression, as well as to their overall attitude toward photo-graphy. The common denominators among them are the immediate way in which they capture everyday reality and their efforts to allow people and things to speak for themselves. For some, the matter at hand stands exclusively in the foreground; others strive to make reality transparent for subjects that common sense tells us is intangible.In each case the film succeeds in depicting the artistic principle as shown in the photos once again in the way the photographers are characterized via words and footage. This occurs accompanied by a distinct 'feel' for each person's work atmosphere. The successful coupling of film footage and stills thereby proves to be an intriguing element.Documented photographers: Robert Frank, Duane Michals, Garry Winogrand, Lee Friedlander, Thomas Roma, Alfred Stieglitz, Harry Callahan, Lisette Model, Ralph Gibson, Mark Cohen, Joel Meyerowitz, Stephen Shore English - Colour - PAL or NTSC - 4:3 - 52 Minuten - Germany 1982 © Michael Engler Filmproduktion
Harry Callahan - Photographer Michael Engler 2013-02-26 | DOWNLOAD and DVD available at http://www.michaelengler.de/film/download/CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHIE IN THE USA - Cinematic workshop discussions about an art form in our day and age.Justification for the rating "Especially worthwhile":The German Film and Media Rating Board primarily uses this highest rating to assess the film's particularly informative value. In this case the film has succeeded in documenting the specific individuality of fundamental representatives of modern American photography since the early 1950s. This refers to both their methods of working and personal means of expression, as well as to their overall attitude toward photo-graphy. The common denominators among them are the immediate way in which they capture everyday reality and their efforts to allow people and things to speak for themselves. For some, the matter at hand stands exclusively in the foreground; others strive to make reality transparent for subjects that common sense tells us is intangible.In each case the film succeeds in depicting the artistic principle as shown in the photos once again in the way the photographers are characterized via words and footage. This occurs accompanied by a distinct 'feel' for each person's work atmosphere. The successful coupling of film footage and stills thereby proves to be an intriguing element.Documented photographers: Robert Frank, Duane Michals, Garry Winogrand, Lee Friedlander, Thomas Roma, Alfred Stieglitz, Harry Callahan, Lisette Model, Ralph Gibson, Mark Cohen, Joel Meyerowitz, Stephen Shore English - Colour - PAL or NTSC - 4:3 - 52 Minuten - Germany 1982 © Michael Engler Filmproduktion
Joel Meyerowitz - Photographer Michael Engler 2013-02-26 | DOWNLOAD or DVD available at http://www.michaelengler.de/film/download/CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHIE IN THE USA - Cinematic workshop discussions about an art form in our day and age.Justification for the rating "Especially worthwhile":The German Film and Media Rating Board primarily uses this highest rating to assess the film's particularly informative value. In this case the film has succeeded in documenting the specific individuality of fundamental representatives of modern American photography since the early 1950s. This refers to both their methods of working and personal means of expression, as well as to their overall attitude toward photo-graphy. The common denominators among them are the immediate way in which they capture everyday reality and their efforts to allow people and things to speak for themselves. For some, the matter at hand stands exclusively in the foreground; others strive to make reality transparent for subjects that common sense tells us is intangible.In each case the film succeeds in depicting the artistic principle as shown in the photos once again in the way the photographers are characterized via words and footage. This occurs accompanied by a distinct 'feel' for each person's work atmosphere. The successful coupling of film footage and stills thereby proves to be an intriguing element.Documented photographers: Robert Frank, Duane Michals, Garry Winogrand, Lee Friedlander, Thomas Roma, Alfred Stieglitz, Harry Callahan, Lisette Model, Ralph Gibson, Mark Cohen, Joel Meyerowitz, Stephen Shore English - Colour - PAL or NTSC - 4:3 - 52 Minuten - Germany 1982 © Michael Engler Filmproduktion
Harry Callahan - Fotograf Michael Engler 2011-12-13 | DOWNLOAD und DVD erhältlich unter http://www.michaelengler.de/film/download/ZEITGENÖSSISCHE FOTOGRAFIE IN AMERIKA - Filmische Werkstattgespräche über eine Kunstform unserer Zeit. In filmischen Werkstattgesprächen werden wichtige Stilrichtungen der modernen Fotografie am Beispiel ihrer bedeutendsten Vertreter vorgestellt. Die Filmkamera dokumentiert ihre unterschiedlichen Arbeitsweise, zeigt ihre Techniken und beobachtet sie in den Strassen von New York und Los Angeles, in den Vorortsiedlungen und Naturlandschaften. Von der Motivsuche bis zur Dunkelkammerarbeit folgt der Film dem Wandel von der Wirklichkeit zur fotografischen Komposition. Dokumentierte Fotografen: Robert Frank, Duane Michals, Garry Winogrand, Lee Friedlander, Thomas Roma, Alfred Stieglitz, Harry Callahan, Lisette Model, Ralph Gibson, Mark Cohen, Joel Meyerowitz, Stephen Shore Sprache Deutsch - Farbe - PAL - 4:3 - 52 Minuten - Bundesrepublik 1982 © Michael Engler Filmproduktion
Mark Cohen - Fotograf Michael Engler 2011-12-13 | DOWNLOAD und DVD erhältlich unter http://www.michaelengler.de/film/download/ZEITGENÖSSISCHE FOTOGRAFIE IN AMERIKA - Filmische Werkstattgespräche über eine Kunstform unserer Zeit. In filmischen Werkstattgesprächen werden wichtige Stilrichtungen der modernen Fotografie am Beispiel ihrer bedeutendsten Vertreter vorgestellt. Die Filmkamera dokumentiert ihre unterschiedlichen Arbeitsweise, zeigt ihre Techniken und beobachtet sie in den Strassen von New York und Los Angeles, in den Vorortsiedlungen und Naturlandschaften. Von der Motivsuche bis zur Dunkelkammerarbeit folgt der Film dem Wandel von der Wirklichkeit zur fotografischen Komposition. Dokumentierte Fotografen: Robert Frank, Duane Michals, Garry Winogrand, Lee Friedlander, Thomas Roma, Alfred Stieglitz, Harry Callahan, Lisette Model, Ralph Gibson, Mark Cohen, Joel Meyerowitz, Stephen Shore Sprache Deutsch - Farbe - PAL - 4:3 - 52 Minuten - Bundesrepublik 1982 © Michael Engler Filmproduktion
Joel Meyerowitz - Fotograf Michael Engler 2011-12-13 | DOWNLOAD erhältlich unter http://www.michaelengler.de/film/download/ZEITGENÖSSISCHE FOTOGRAFIE IN AMERIKA - Filmische Werkstattgespräche über eine Kunstform unserer Zeit. In filmischen Werkstattgesprächen werden wichtige Stilrichtungen der modernen Fotografie am Beispiel ihrer bedeutendsten Vertreter vorgestellt. Die Filmkamera dokumentiert ihre unterschiedlichen Arbeitsweise, zeigt ihre Techniken und beobachtet sie in den Strassen von New York und Los Angeles, in den Vorortsiedlungen und Naturlandschaften. Von der Motivsuche bis zur Dunkelkammerarbeit folgt der Film dem Wandel von der Wirklichkeit zur fotografischen Komposition. Dokumentierte Fotografen: Robert Frank, Duane Michals, Garry Winogrand, Lee Friedlander, Thomas Roma, Alfred Stieglitz, Harry Callahan, Lisette Model, Ralph Gibson, Mark Cohen, Joel Meyerowitz, Stephen Shore Sprache Deutsch - Farbe - PAL - 4:3 - 52 Minuten - Bundesrepublik 1982 © Michael Engler Filmproduktion
Garry Winogrand - Fotograf Michael Engler 2011-12-13 | DOWNLOAD und DVD erhältlich unter http://www.michaelengler.de/film/download/ZEITGENÖSSISCHE FOTOGRAFIE IN AMERIKA - Filmische Werkstattgespräche über eine Kunstform unserer Zeit. In filmischen Werkstattgesprächen werden wichtige Stilrichtungen der modernen Fotografie am Beispiel ihrer bedeutendsten Vertreter vorgestellt. Die Filmkamera dokumentiert ihre unterschiedlichen Arbeitsweise, zeigt ihre Techniken und beobachtet sie in den Strassen von New York und Los Angeles, in den Vorortsiedlungen und Naturlandschaften. Von der Motivsuche bis zur Dunkelkammerarbeit folgt der Film dem Wandel von der Wirklichkeit zur fotografischen Komposition. Dokumentierte Fotografen: Robert Frank, Duane Michals, Garry Winogrand, Lee Friedlander, Thomas Roma, Alfred Stieglitz, Harry Callahan, Lisette Model, Ralph Gibson, Mark Cohen, Joel Meyerowitz, Stephen Shore Sprache Deutsch - Farbe - PAL - 4:3 - 52 Minuten - Bundesrepublik 1982 © Michael Engler Filmproduktion
