This was quite funny and read so much like a Size Queens song/video that I immediately sent it to Michael Mullen and Adam Klein. They both loved it as did I. The photo of you at Closer made it all the more perfect. Tim did some great work there, he was a great drummer and an excellent producer. Thank you for making us all laugh. Hope you are doing well with your treatments...xx
I knew Glen, Lucy and Peter back in the day! One of my very first gigs as a young gaffer was "Steal America", in 16mm B/W. Glen went on to be a big time Hollywood editor. The Bay Area was fertile ground for movie collectives coming out of the sixties and early seventies. The Cine Manifest and American Zoetrope (especially!) produced some of America's greatest modern filmmakers of the late 20th century.
Thanks for sharing this great story, Chuck! What I love the best is at 2:56, when a white Ford Econoline makes its appearance. Coincidence? I think not.
It was interesting to see the name Sam Green in the credits, I just saw "32 Sounds" (32sounds.com) last Sunday at The Castro Theater, it's part of this year's SF Int'l Film Festival. Really an amazing experience!
OK, that was weird ? but kinda Cool ? maybe even a little slice of Heaven ?
This was quite funny and read so much like a Size Queens song/video that I immediately sent it to Michael Mullen and Adam Klein. They both loved it as did I. The photo of you at Closer made it all the more perfect. Tim did some great work there, he was a great drummer and an excellent producer. Thank you for making us all laugh. Hope you are doing well with your treatments...xx
I knew Glen, Lucy and Peter back in the day! One of my very first gigs as a young gaffer was "Steal America", in 16mm B/W. Glen went on to be a big time Hollywood editor. The Bay Area was fertile ground for movie collectives coming out of the sixties and early seventies. The Cine Manifest and American Zoetrope (especially!) produced some of America's greatest modern filmmakers of the late 20th century.
Oh man, that's really interesting. I love that image of Francis Field Coppola in Cafe Trieste with a typewriter in working on the Godfather https://www.npr.org/2005/08/16/4801959/photo-walls-san-franciscos-cafe-trieste
Thanks for sharing this great story, Chuck! What I love the best is at 2:56, when a white Ford Econoline makes its appearance. Coincidence? I think not.
I hope you make a movie someday, Chuck. You are one of the great storytellers.
It was interesting to see the name Sam Green in the credits, I just saw "32 Sounds" (32sounds.com) last Sunday at The Castro Theater, it's part of this year's SF Int'l Film Festival. Really an amazing experience!
When you make your film Chuck…count me in. I’m the real Kominsky. An “unfamiliar older face”
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