DOUBLE EXPOSURE AT THE IU CINEMA THIS SUNDAY MARCH 3 AT
6:30PM
Love original film? Crazy for new music? Then be sure to
check out "Double Exposure," an annual project that pairs
composition students from the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music with IU
film students.
Ten students created original films as part of the project, which will premiere at 6:30 p.m. on Sunday, March 3, at IU Cinema. The project also features film scores written by student composers, which will be performed by a live ensemble as part of Sunday's premiere.
Ten students created original films as part of the project, which will premiere at 6:30 p.m. on Sunday, March 3, at IU Cinema. The project also features film scores written by student composers, which will be performed by a live ensemble as part of Sunday's premiere.
Check out the trailer, a short experimental film by our
own Javier Ramirez, with music by Nick Cline, masters student in composition at
the Jacobs School of Music. The film uses the technique of contact printing, which
exposes footage repeatedly in the darkroom.
The program is a collaboration of CMCL, Jacobs School of
Music, the Student Composers Association, and the IU Cinema
