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04/09/2026

Officially back from summer break, though here in Iowa City it still very much feels like summer 🥵 We've got a piping hot issue of Analog Updates for you! In this month's newsletter:

☀️ Musing on all that gets cut out of film and ends up as scraps on the studio floor
☀️ Highlights from (a powerful resource, every artist should know about)
☀️ Even more grants, residencies, fellowships, etc
☀️ Analog workshops and events

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09/06/2026

SPECIAL ZINE ALERT 🚨🌊

In honor of World Ocean Day, we're spotlighting Ocean Pollution, a comic by Jasper Hinshaw.

Pay what you can—100% of proceeds go to The Ocean Cleanup.

Jasper created this comic as part of his 5th grade capstone project to raise awareness about ocean pollution and support efforts to clean it up. Grab a digital copy and help make a difference:

https://shop.analogcookbook.com/collections/digital-copies/products/ocean-pollution-digital-zine

03/06/2026

Meet the Analog Cookbook 🫱🏻‍🫲🏽 This Week in Experimental grantees

Next up we have Luciana Decker. Luciana is a Bolivia-based filmmaker and artist using this grant to create The Moon No Longer Makes a Sound When it Rises 🌖

Exploring kinship and the ways people become mothers, daughters, or something in between, this film asks the following: how do love, obligation, and inequality intertwine? How do relationships endure and remain unspoken within social structures? Expanding outward, the project reflects on kinship across Bolivia, shaped by historical, political, and economic processes. It presents family as a constellation of connections—complex, fragile, and negotiated—where care circulates across generations, bodies, and communities without romanticizing the inequalities in which it exists.

Congrats Luciana!

02/06/2026

Meet the Analog Cookbook 🫱🏻‍🫲🏽 This Week in Experimental grantees

This year we awarded 2 filmmakers a bundle of film + services to support their incredible work. First up, Linda Izcali Scobie. Linda is a San Francisco based filmmaker, programmer, and projectionist. She's using this grant to create PICTURE HEADS, a hybrid short film and love letter to projectionists, moviegoers, and the cinema community.

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