Latin American Women Artists was commissioned by Philp Morris to accompany the Milwaukee Art Museum's Latin American Women Artists show, originally curated by Geraldine Biller.
The museum required that as much artwork from 1915-1995 be represented in the film, including the work of 35 different artists from 20 different countries,
all within 25 minutes.
The solution was to shoot interviews against blue screen
and key in the artwork behind the subjects, allowing the viewer to see both artwork and the artist in the same frame.
Includes interviews with Elba Damast, Fanny Sanin, Soledad Salame, Maria Magdelena Campos Pons and art historian Edward Sullivan.
TO ORDER "LATIN AMERICAN WOMEN ARTSITS" CONTACT FILM MEDIA GROUP
The museum required that as much artwork from 1915-1995 be represented in the film, including the work of 35 different artists from 20 different countries,
all within 25 minutes.
The solution was to shoot interviews against blue screen
and key in the artwork behind the subjects, allowing the viewer to see both artwork and the artist in the same frame.
Includes interviews with Elba Damast, Fanny Sanin, Soledad Salame, Maria Magdelena Campos Pons and art historian Edward Sullivan.
TO ORDER "LATIN AMERICAN WOMEN ARTSITS" CONTACT FILM MEDIA GROUP
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Producers: Marilyn Donini, Eric Marciano
Director, Writer: Eric Marciano
Editor: Eric Schefter
Camera: Frank Linkoff
Music: Bruno Patero
