Word: camera
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...expanded storage capacity will allow for an entire film to fit on one audio CD-sized disk with subtitles in more than 30 languages, resizable viewing areas and multiple camera angles...
...comic-book writer in Manhattan in 1995 when police in Burlington, Vermont, found his father's body in a flophouse. "I didn't know he was in Vermont--and sometimes homeless," Lachenmeyer, 27, admits. Propelled by curiosity and remorse, Lachenmeyer, who had no experience in filmmaking, hired a camera crew and set out to reconstruct his father's final years...
Lachenmeyer's mother, psychologist Juliana Lachenmeyer, has thus far refused to be interviewed on camera, though she supports her son's efforts and understands that making the film offers him a unique chance to come to terms with his father's tragedy. "My life started with this film," he explains. "Nothing else seems important...
...Washington, D.C. is predominantly African-American. Its city council is predominantly African-American. Yet, change the team's name to the Washington Darkies and just sit back and watch the riots flare up. Everyone from Jesse Jackson to Louis Farrakhan would find himself between a microphone, placard and television camera screaming racism...
...interest as sheer curiosity. Brother shot illegitimate brother, children stabbed wild-eyed parents and family pets went berserk in a mad freakshow frolic before my very eyes. Forget Barnum & Bailey, I thought, southern Florida is where it's at: a world where suspects get "Mirandized" and the camera never stops rolling, even when characters appear wounded or in various states of undress...