Issue 3
February 1998
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| Festival
of Inverts Kathleen Bryson makes the case for minority representation |
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| A to Z: the trials and tribulations in the making of Filmmaker Michael Geoghegan shares with us a diary of the production of his thirty minute short. By Michael Geoghegan |
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| From Rheingold to Renegade Arts A profile of Renegade Arts - An international exchange of films and ideas. By Robert Robertson |
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| A little bit of then Born in 1939 in New York City, Dwoskin has been a film director and producer since 1959. In London, he was one of the early organisers of the LFMC. By Stephen Dwoskin |
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| Bridging
the Digital Divide Experimental computer filmmaking has a rich history stretching back over 30 years. Pete Gomes celebrates some of the early pioneers and their importance to contemporary digital film culture. By Pete Gomes |
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| Breaking
the Sound Barrier Sound on film has always been regarded as the poor relation of picture. FW and Nigel Glynn-Davies of GDO Studios try to throw some light on the technique of sound production |
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