(7″ IPS; 1/4″ REEL-7″; 00:45:46)

Found via Anthology Film Archives / UbuWeb

Filmmaker Charles Levine interviews animator/artist Robert Breer at his home in Palisades, New York. They cover Breer’s transition from painting to film, his years spent in Paris, neo-plastic painting, W.K.L. Dickson’s Mutoscope, image and sound composition, modes of exhibition, audience impact and the conventions of cinema.

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