“Supercuts” are video montages that isolate the repetition of a specific element, such as a word, phrase or action from one or many films. This Friday, Rich Juzwiak and Duncan Robson, creators of some of the internet’s most celebrated supercuts, will discuss their budding genre at a special panel discussion at the Museum of the Moving Image. Juzwiak, a media critic and blogger, writes for Gawker. His seminal supercut, “I’m Not Here to Make Friends,” is a collection of this phrase spoken by contestants on dozens of reality television shows. Robson, a British animator and visual effects artist, made “Let’s Enhance” (above) in 2009. He lives in San Francisco where he is working on a new project, “Percussive Maintenance.”

Details: Supercut Superstars: Panel Discussion with Rich Juzwiak and Duncan Robson, Video Screening Amphitheater at the Museum of Moving Image, 36-01 35th Avenue, Astoria, September 6th, 6:30 pm.

Supercut by Duncan Robson


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