Outlier Moving Pictures

12/04/2024

We’re honored and delighted to that our film, “Now & Then: Notes on a Fragmented Life” is a finalist/special mention in the 2024

11/05/2024

So honored to receive the Edward Snowden Award from Festival international Signes de Nuit for our film, “Cancer Alley.” We didn’t expect to receive this award, but that this adventurous and courageous festival has a Snowden Award made want to be part of it. We are over the moon!

11/05/2024

Vote your conscience! Here’s a link to some cool tunes to inspire your choice!

In this episode, Lisa Rogers and the Therapy Sisters sing Do Something, an energetic Western Swing song about all the things we can do to reach a sustainable...

10/15/2024

Really proud of this special episode for Indigenous Peoples Day. We worked on the video of Denali Rising.

This special edition of Cool Tunes for a Hot Planet celebrates Indigenous Peoples and their contributions to the environmental movement, hosted by muhu'wit, ...

09/24/2024

Check out the first two episodes of “Cool Tunes for a Hot Planet,” the new blog featuring songs to inspire action for justice and a cooler planet. We’re contributing our video expertise to help put the out the episodes, and we hope you’ll take a look:

Link to Episode 1:
https://youtu.be/spEM8D3jUqw?si=odUrUKZRgwrZQaxq

Link to Episode 2:
https://youtu.be/_nd5o_9vKa8?si=U2Ui5_ZOBg88NsAr

Songs to inspire action for justice and a cooler planet. Spotlighting Grammy-nominated songwriter Eliza Gilkyson, with award-winning Third Actors James Kahn ...

06/25/2024

06/25/2024

We’re really excited about this! If you’re nearby, check it out!

The poetry film of 'Cancer Alley' made with is going to be screened continuously at on Saturday 29th June 10-11 as part of 🥳🥳🥳 really excited about this. Forest is an amazing project. And it's free!

04/26/2024

See our award winning film, Cancer Alley, today 5:30 pm 04/26/2024, at the Queens World Film Festival at the Kaufman Astoria Studios - Zukor Theater in Queens, NY.

04/14/2024

Learn more about our Cancer Alley installation, a collaboration with Lucy English and Holotronica, coming soon (April 18-21, 2024) in conjunction with the LYRA - Bristol Poetry Festival, from this announcement re-posted from Moving Poems Magazine.

“POETRY FILM AT UK’S LYRA BRISTOL POETRY FESTIVAL

APRIL 5, 2024
LUCY ENGLISH

The Lyra Bristol Poetry Festival is due to begin on 12th April. Do check out our full programme as we have so much going on!

We have two poetry film events which I would love you to be able to see.

If you can’t be in Bristol many of our events, including the Zebra screening, will be live-streamed. Our ‘festival digital pass’ is only £15 and you will be able to view the events online.

The first poetry film event is Cancer Alley, the poetry film immersive hologram which is going to be screened at The Watershed 18-21st April from 10-5pm.”

And also, the announcement of the exhibition at the Watershed 2, below:

04/11/2024

We are excited to see this in person, and we’re hoping lots of people will come out to the Watershed to take a look! Congratulations to Lucy English and Holotronica for making this happen! We’re eager to see what the audience has to say!

03/12/2024

There’s still time to submit to the 5th Living with Buildings Festival (https://filmfreeway.com/LivingWithBuildings-5), which explores themes of people, poetry and place to understand how we live within the built environment of cities and urban spaces. Submissions are open until March 19. We’re hoping to be back for the third time.

Living With Buildings is a film screening that explore themes of people, poetry and place to understand how we live within the built environment of cities an...

01/25/2024

Check out the Second Poetry Cinema Festival, which focuses on films that have a poetic intention, whether fiction or documentaries. Sponsored by Charenton.com.ar, an online magazine, it’s already open for submissions on FilmFreeway. We were happy to be part of their first edition with our film,“Hypnic Jerk,” based on Alan Peat’s Haibun poem.

En el Hospicio de Charenton, en las afueras de París, trataron como enfermos mentales a Paul Verlaine y el Marqués de Sade.

01/23/2024

Really thrilled that Hypnic Jerk is included in this eclectic and thought provoking group of works.

01/21/2024

Attention poetry filmmakers! Still a couple of days before the final submission deadline to REELpoetry Houston TX 2024. Submit at https://filmfreeway.com/REELpoetry2024 by Jan.22. https://images.app.goo.gl/oosuoLAQWRiSwNSg9

Found on Google from filmfreeway.com