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Kamis, 15 Mei 2014
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Rabu, 14 Mei 2014
Chris Claremont Documentary Officially Released, Now on Vimeo & DVD
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Sequart Organization and Respect Films are proud to announce that our Chris Claremont X-Men documentary is now officially released, including on Vimeo and DVD.
Comics in Focus: Chris Claremont's X-Men offers a behind-the-scenes glimpse at how a single comic book title was transformed into the biggest franchise in comic book history, thanks largely to the efforts of one writer, Chris Claremont. Amongst interviews with comics luminaries, the critically-acclaimed documentary details the genesis of iconic stories like "The Phoenix Saga" and "Days of Future Past", as well as the struggles to maintain artistic freedom in the face of increasing commercial success, to the point that after writing X-Men stories for 17 years, Claremont was forced off the book. This is the story of the X-Men, told by the people who made it happen, but also the story of how Marvel changed from an upstart comic book company to the corporate behemoth it is today. With all the hype about the imminent release of the X-Men: Days of Future Past movie, now is the perfect time to look back on the writer who made it all possible.
And now, with the documentary's official release, there are a multitude of viewing options: The film has just been made available for rent or download on Vimeo, and DVDs and "Ultimate" downloads are available exclusively at our own Sequart store.
What the critics are saying:
"A documentary no comic book fan should miss" – Mark L. Miller, Ain't It Cool News
"Far wilder than the comics themselves" – Rich Johnston, Bleeding Cool
"A fascinating inside look" – Cliff Biggers, Comic Shop News
"Compelling" – Tim Callahan, Comic Book Resources
"A must-watch" – Forrest Helvie, Newsarama
Also available from our Sequart store: Preorder digital and DVD versions of The Image Revolution, our documentary about the meteoric rise and lasting impact of Image Comics.
Selasa, 06 Mei 2014
Selasa, 29 April 2014
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Senin, 03 Maret 2014
Mini-Documentary on JACKIE ORMES, the First African-American Woman Cartoonist (a SHE MAKES COMICS Stretch Goal)
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Firstly, Happy Women’s History Month!
We at Respect Films and Sequart would like to give a huge and heartfelt THANK YOU to everyone who has helped us in our goal to tell the history of women in comics! Our She Makes Comics Kickstarter campaign is in its final days, and we’d love to continue our campaign’s success, so we’ve come up with what we think is a very worthy stretch goal:
If we reach the $50,000 mark, we’ll create a 10- to 15-minute mini-documentary focusing on Jackie Ormes, the first African-American Woman cartoonist!
She Makes Comics busts up the “boys’ club” of the comic book world, telling the story of women in the comics industry and in fan culture since the Golden Age of the medium. This film will trace the history of women in comics from its early days, when the majority of readers were, in fact, women. It will explore the early contributions female artists made to superhero comics in the ‘50s and ‘60s; the explosion of underground feminist comics in the ‘70s; the maturation of comics in the ‘80s overseen by several key female editors and executives; and the modern age of indie comics and fandom, where artists and fans thrive in ever-growing communities. For the first time on film, female creators, fans, retailers, and scholars will tell their stories in a celebration of creative passion and barrier-breaking storytelling.
The film will be produced by the same Sequart / Respect Films team behind the critically-acclaimed documentaries The Image Revolution, Grant Morrison: Talking with Gods, Warren Ellis: Captured Ghosts, and Comics in Focus: Chris Claremont’s X-Men.
We have turned to Kickstarter to help fund She Makes Comics. This is your chance to support discussion about the merits of comics and to help document the story of the women who’ve had a part in shaping comics history.
“We’re really excited to produce a film that will hopefully inspire a new generation of creators and fans and show women that there is a place for them in comics,” said director / producer Marisa Stotter.
Co-producing She Makes Comics is Karen Green, the comics / graphic novels librarian at Columbia University. “To bring all these women together – these smart, creative, powerful women – telling their stories, telling the history of women in comics, this stands as such an amazing example to women out there, to girls out there, that there are a lot of women in this club. And there’s always room for more.”
Rewards include the documentary as a DVD and / or digital download; original artwork created exclusively for the film by Courtney Wirth, Colleen Doran, and Jill Thompson; and a get-started comics art kit that is perfect for an aspiring artist. Rewards also include books and feature-length documentary films from Sequart's catalog.
REWARDS UPDATES:
· For current pledgers: If you increase your pledge by $10, you’ll get a copy of The Girls' Guide to Guys' Stuff anthology!
· Also for current pledgers: If you increase your pledge by $30, you’ll get an autographed copy of Colleen Doran’s A Distant Soil: The Gathering graphic novel!
· For $200, Miss Lasko-Gross (Escape from Special, A Mess of Everything) will draw a portrait of you (or anyone else) from a photo. This is your chance to get a custom portrait from a talented artist!
· And finally, we have two poster prints of the poem Desert Wind, written by Neil Gaiman and beautifully illustrated by Molly Crabapple. For $400, you can own one! The posters are autographed by both Neil and Molly!
For more information, visit the project’s Kickstarter page.
The filmmakers are available for interviews.
Senin, 10 Februari 2014
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Minggu, 09 Februari 2014
Sequart Announces SHE MAKES COMICS Documentary and Kickstarter Campaign
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Sequart and Respect Films are proud to simultaneously announce the production of a brand new documentary about the history of women in comics and a Kickstarter campaign to help fund it.
She Makes Comics busts up the “boys’ club” of the comic book world, telling the story of women in the comics industry and in fan culture since the Golden Age of the medium. This film will trace the history of women in comics from its early days, when the majority of readers were, in fact, women. It will explore the early contributions female artists made to superhero comics in the ‘50s and ‘60s; the explosion of underground feminist comics in the ‘70s; the maturation of comics in the ‘80s overseen by several key female editors and executives; and the modern age of indie comics and fandom, where artists and fans thrive in ever-growing communities. For the first time on film, female creators, fans, retailers, and scholars will tell their stories in a celebration of creative passion and barrier-breaking storytelling.
The film will be produced by the same Sequart / Respect team behind the critically-acclaimed documentaries The Image Revolution, Grant Morrison: Talking with Gods, Warren Ellis: Captured Ghosts, and Comics in Focus, Chris Claremont’s X-Men.
We have turned to Kickstarter to help fund She Makes Comics. This is your chance to support discussion about the merits of comics and to help document the story of the women who’ve had a part in shaping comics history.
“We’re really excited to produce a film that will hopefully inspire a new generation of creators and fans and show women that there is a place for them in comics,” said director / producer Marisa Stotter.
Co-producing She Makes Comics is Karen Green, the comics / graphic novels librarian at Columbia University. “To bring all these women together – these smart, creative, powerful women – telling their stories, telling the history of women in comics, this stands as such an amazing example to women out there, to girls out there, that there are a lot of women in this club. And there’s always room for more.”
Rewards include the documentary as a DVD and / or digital download; original artwork created exclusively for the film by Courtney Wirth, Colleen Doran, and Jill Thompson; and a get-started comics art kit that is perfect for an aspiring artist. Rewards also include books and feature-length films from Sequart's catalog.
For more information, visit the project’s Kickstarter page.
The filmmakers are available for interviews.
Sequart and Respect Films are proud to simultaneously announce the production of a brand new documentary about the history of women in comics and a Kickstarter campaign to help fund it.
She Makes Comics busts up the “boys’ club” of the comic book world, telling the story of women in the comics industry and in fan culture since the Golden Age of the medium. This film will trace the history of women in comics from its early days, when the majority of readers were, in fact, women. It will explore the early contributions female artists made to superhero comics in the ‘50s and ‘60s; the explosion of underground feminist comics in the ‘70s; the maturation of comics in the ‘80s overseen by several key female editors and executives; and the modern age of indie comics and fandom, where artists and fans thrive in ever-growing communities. For the first time on film, female creators, fans, retailers, and scholars will tell their stories in a celebration of creative passion and barrier-breaking storytelling.
The film will be produced by the same Sequart / Respect team behind the critically-acclaimed documentaries The Image Revolution, Grant Morrison: Talking with Gods, Warren Ellis: Captured Ghosts, and Comics in Focus, Chris Claremont’s X-Men.
We have turned to Kickstarter to help fund She Makes Comics. This is your chance to support discussion about the merits of comics and to help document the story of the women who’ve had a part in shaping comics history.
“We’re really excited to produce a film that will hopefully inspire a new generation of creators and fans and show women that there is a place for them in comics,” said director / producer Marisa Stotter.
Co-producing She Makes Comics is Karen Green, the comics / graphic novels librarian at Columbia University. “To bring all these women together – these smart, creative, powerful women – telling their stories, telling the history of women in comics, this stands as such an amazing example to women out there, to girls out there, that there are a lot of women in this club. And there’s always room for more.”
Rewards include the documentary as a DVD and / or digital download; original artwork created exclusively for the film by Courtney Wirth, Colleen Doran, and Jill Thompson; and a get-started comics art kit that is perfect for an aspiring artist. Rewards also include books and feature-length films from Sequart's catalog.
For more information, visit the project’s Kickstarter page.
The filmmakers are available for interviews.
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