Stephen Broomer's guest appearances

Stephen Broomer

The Important Cinema Club 

Into the Mothlight Podcast

How to Enjoy Experimental Film

Mark Jenkin

Andrew Kötting

Ann Arbor

Kerry Jones

Benjamin Cook

Lynne Sachs

Sarah Pucill

Tereza Stehlikova

Richard Ashrowan

Harriet Warman

Jacques Perconte

Esther Urlus

Madison Brookshire

Emma Penaz Eisner

Mark Lyken

OwlTail

An in depth conversation with artist, preservationist, educator and writer Stephen Broomer about his new home video label Black Zero. With the first three titles now available, Stephen discusses all three titles in detail as well as their restoration processes for home media releases and a broader discussion about viewing experimental cinema in your own home. There is a lot of variety in the releases so far, from the psychedelic influenced social commentary conceived as "cinema therapy" in Palace of Pleasure by John Hofsess, the diaristic, structural explorations of Keith Lock's Everything, Everywhere, Again, Alive to the madcap caper of Arthur Lipsett's Strange Codes (an unusual film by the artist that does not use found footage), there is perhaps already something for everyone here. The films released and discussed so far are: Palace of Pleasure by John Hofsess Everything, Everywhere, Again, Alive by Keith Lock Strange Codes by Arthur Lipsett View video essays about one of these titles and other classics of genre and experimental film at: https://vimeo.com/artandtrash?embedded=false&amp;source=owner_name&amp;owner=48630378  Purchase the new Blu Rays from Stephen's Black Zero at: blackzero.ca

An in depth conversation with artist, preservationist, educator and writer Stephen Broomer about his new home video label Black Zero. With the first three titles now available, Stephen discusses all three titles in detail as well as their restoration processes for home media releases and a broader discussion about viewing experimental cinema in your own home. There is a lot of variety in the releases so far, from the psychedelic influenced social commentary conceived as "cinema therapy" in Palace of Pleasure by John Hofsess, the diaristic, structural explorations of Keith Lock's Everything, Everywhere, Again, Alive to the madcap caper of Arthur Lipsett's Strange Codes (an unusual film by the artist that does not use found footage), there is perhaps already something for everyone here. The films released and discussed so far are: Palace of Pleasure by John Hofsess Everything, Everywhere, Again, Alive by Keith Lock Strange Codes by Arthur Lipsett View video essays about one of these titles and other classics of genre and experimental film at: <a href="https://vimeo.com/artandtrash?embedded=false&amp;source=owner_name&amp;owner=48630378" rel="noopener noreferer nofollow" target="_blank">https://vimeo.com/artandtrash?embedded=false&amp;source=owner_name&amp;owner=48630378</a> Purchase the new Blu Rays from Stephen's Black Zero at: <a href="https://www.blackzero.ca" rel="noopener noreferer nofollow" target="_blank">blackzero.ca</a>

H2EEF Special: Stephen Broomer & Black Zero

Justin talks Experimental Canadian Cinema with filmmaker, author, professor and Blu-ray label owner Stephen Broomer and focus on Stephen's experiences writing the books HAMILTON BABYLON, CODES FOR NORTH: FOUNDATIONS OF THE CANADIAN AVANT-GARDE FILM, and his new Blu-ray label Black Zero, that highlights truly forgotten gems. Plus, a nude David Cronenberg. Check out Black Zero's releases at www.blackzero.ca Follow Stephen Broomer on Twitter at https://mobile.twitter.com/StephenBroomer

Justin talks Experimental Canadian Cinema with filmmaker, author, professor and Blu-ray label owner Stephen Broomer and focus on Stephen's experiences writing the books HAMILTON BABYLON, CODES FOR NORTH: FOUNDATIONS OF THE CANADIAN AVANT-GARDE FILM, and his new Blu-ray label Black Zero, that highlights truly forgotten gems. Plus, a nude David Cronenberg. Check out Black Zero's releases at <a href="http://www.blackzero.ca" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.blackzero.ca</a> Follow Stephen Broomer on Twitter at <a href="https://mobile.twitter.com/StephenBroomer" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://mobile.twitter.com/StephenBroomer</a>

INTERVIEW: Saving Experimental Canadian Cinema with Stephen Broomer

We talk to Canadian filmmaker Stephen Broomer about his passion for found footage, the creative and chemical processes he applied to his recent work 'Tondal's Vision' and his own journey through this particular style of experimental film.  We also discuss the history of found footage and the distinct trends he identifies in the genre, referencing work from among others Jack Chambers, Joseph Cornell, Charles Ridley and Ken Jacobs.

EP. 15 -  Stephen Broomer