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Video produced and directed by Marcus Perfjell at the Santa Barbara Film Festival 2009.
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I was very surprised after watching this and finding out that they have something so cool clubs like this at SBCC. I really enjoy this class taking this class has really inspired me to in the future to take more film classes or even minor in it. Like you said Nico in this short clip that we watch all sorts of movies from really popular ones to ones that barely made it, and if i had never taken this class i would have never seen some of the movies i already have for example like the movie Tarnation, that was completely different almost like a little kid was taping with a videocamera but the style was to like that more like a scrapbook theme thing. See if i never had taken this class i most likely would not have rented that movie and watched it, and since so many films are not like that nowadays i probably would have never known that they made movies like that. Because also that was before my time. Also after looking at the Santa Barbara film festival video i saw that the club entitles you to do so much stuff that i would always dream about doing in my life. I really enjoyed that clip thanks for posting and here is my comment.
Film Review Club: Reviews of current film releases, DVDs, and revivals by student members of the SBCC Film Review Club.
Film Festival Course: FS108: Film Festival Studies: 10-days or 5-days (2 or 3 units). Field course at film festivals to study U.S. and international fiction, experimental and documentary films. Fee required.
Contact: Prof. Nico Maestu (maestu@sbcc.edu)
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