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Aurora brings a filmmaking experience to the Texas Children's Cancer Center as part of the Pop Corn Kids Program on Tour. This Stop Motion Workshop was made in partnership with the Arts in Medicine Program at Texas Children's Cancer Center and Hematology Service at Texas Children's Hospital. http://aurorapictureshow.org
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Susanne Mason, an award winning filmmaker from Austin, spoke at a video salon about her film, Writ Writer at the Aurora Video Salon Series. Writ Writer illuminates the historic conflict that emerged in the 1960s when Texas prisoners, inspired by the Civil Rights movement, challenged inhumane prison conditions. It focuses on the story of self-taught jailhouse lawyer Fred Arispe Cruz and his protracted legal battle for the right of prisoners to assist…
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October's Aurora Video Salon features a conversation with Austin’s young filmmaker, Emily Hagins, who is the subject of the documentary Zombie Girl. An avid film lover, Emily had written several screenplays at a young age. But it was not until she turned 11 that she saw her very first zombie movie (UNDEAD), which inspired her to make her first feature length movie. Not only did she write the screenplay for the zombie feature, but she also directed,…
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Liquid Light to the Laptop, the Evolution of Live Visuals pays tribute to the multimedia spectacle of the psychedelic light show as an art form that revolutionized rock concerts, influenced corporate events and advertising, and paved the way for the VJs of today.
Aurora Picture Show TV
Aurora Picture Show is a non-profit microcinema dedicated to supporting non-commercial film, video and new media art. We do this through exhibition, promotion, and artist honoraria. Since 1998, Aurora has presented over 3500 short films and videos from around the world. Based out of a former church building in the Sunset Heights area of Houston, TX, Aurora also manages a video library and DVD label. Some of our regular festivals
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