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Season 1 Episode
- Season 1 Screening Room with John Whitney Sr.
- Season 1 Screening Room with Les Blank
- Season 1 Screening Room with Hilary Harris
- Season 1 Screening Room with Bruce Baillie
- Season 1 Screening Room with Robert Fulton
- Season 1 Screening Room with Jan Lenica
- Season 1 Screening Room with John & Faith Hubley
- Season 1 Screening Room with Stan Brakhage
- Season 1 Screening Room with Derek Lamb
- Season 1 Screening Room with Emile de Antonio
- Season 1 Screening Room with Ricky Leacock
- Season 1 Screening Room with Standish Lawder & Stanley Cavell
- Season 1 Screening Room with Caroline Leaf & Mary Beams
- Season 1 Screening Room with Richard P. Rogers
- Season 1 Screening Room with Suzan Pitt
- Season 1 Screening Room with Ed Emshwiller
- Season 1 Screening Room with Alan Lomax
- Season 1 Screening Room with Derek Lamb II
- Season 1 Screening Room with Robert Breer
- Season 1 Screening Room with George Griffin
- Season 1 Screening Room with Hollis Frampton
- Season 1 Screening Room with Peter Hutton
- Season 1 Screening Room with Yvonne Rainer
- Season 1 Screening Room with Michael Snow
- Season 1 Screening Room with James Broughton
- Season 1 Screening Room with Hilary Harris II
- Season 1 Screening Room with Robert Fulton II
- Season 1 Screening Room with Jean Rouch
- Season 1 Screening Room with Stan Brakhage
- Season 1 Screening Room with Jonas Mekas
Screening Room - Season 1 Episode 13 Screening Room with Caroline Leaf & Mary Beams
0.00 48 minutes Caroline Leaf’s animated work springs from her expert storytelling and pioneering animation techniques. One significant contribution to filmmaking is her technique of manipulating sand on a light-box, which she began as a student at Harvard. She later worked as an animator and director at the National Film Board of Canada. Her film The Street garnered an Academy Award nomination in 1976. On this episode, she screens the remarkable The Owl Who Married a Goose: An Eskimo Legend and parts of The Street and The Metamorphosis of Mr. Samsa which were works-in-progress at the time. Visit her personal website at www.carolineleaf.com.
