It took a little while, but Making Faces is now avaiable for online streaming. Rent or Buy the film at Vimeo now!
Wednesday, February 14, 2018
Monday, June 9, 2014
Making Faces in the Midwest
A few stops with screening of the Making Faces film have been planned for June 2014. First off is Salt & Cedar in Detroit with a workshop the following day. A bit later, we will be in St. Paul as part of an inaugural series of events at the new Hamilton Ink Spot satellite for the Hamilton Wood Type and Printing Musuem. In between, we will be at the APA Wayzgoose in Two Rivers and perhaps a couple other stops. If you are in the area, stop by and say hello.
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Making Faces in the UK
Additional screenings include:
Oct 29 - Typographic Hub - Birmingham
Oct 31 - Cinetypo- Cambridge Arts Picturehouse
Nov 5 - St. Bride - London
Friday, September 13, 2013
Monday, June 17, 2013
Deluxe DVD released
The deluxe version of Making Faces is now Available for purchase from P22. Plus, the regular version is now reduced in price. We are very gratefull to all of those who have supported the film and especially pleased that some of the most enthusiastic response has been from a general audience of non-professionals. The goal was to go beyond a niche 'how-to' film and bring in some of the enthusiasm of a craftsman for their chosen field. This combined with conveying some very specific details of the process makes Making Faces a success on many levels. Thank you! -rk
Tuesday, May 7, 2013
Deluxe Version of Making Faces - Insert 1
After a long production cycle, the final elements are falling into place for the deluxe version of the Making Faces DVD Package. Along with a letterpress package and 10 languages of subtitles, there will be an HD digital copy disc included. The piece of metal type will also still be included along with a hand-printed letterpress full specimen inserted in every DVD set (Printing form on press bed shown below)
Stay tuned for more details on the final production and release of this special edition version of the Making Faces DVD.
Saturday, September 24, 2011
New Screenings and a new Festival
Making Faces has proven to not just be for die-hard letterpress or type enthusiasts. The screenings for the film have been somewhat deliberately low-key and applying to festivals has been an intentionally neglected part of the process. That is not to say that the film would not play well among other independent films and documentaries, in fact the general audience response has been tremendous. But the screenings have been focused towards design audiences and a variety of unconventional venues mainly because that was the primary audience the film was intended for and resources are too limited to engage in wider "pitching" of the film. The director Q&A sessions have been a good way to really get a sense of what people think about the film, and a few more will happen on the West Coast of North America through October. Screenings with Director Q&A include:
October 04-11 - San Francisco, CA
(Sponsored by TypeKit, Communication Arts Magazine and Dependable Letterpress)
October 21-11 - Vancouver, BC
(Sponsored by Simon Fraser University and the Alcuin Society)
October 25-11 - Victoria, BC
(Sponsored by Vancouver Island Chapter Society of Graphic Designers of Canada (GDC))
October 27-11 - Seattle, WA
(Sponsored by AIGA)
October 29-11 - Portland, OR
(Sponsored by Extensis, CC Stern type foundry, Museum of Contemporary Craft, KeeganMeegan, Peet/Kegler)
The Festival circuit has been off the radar, however Making Faces was invited to be part of "A Design Film Festival" in Singapore this November. We are happy to add the laurel leaves to the list of venues for the film.
October 04-11 - San Francisco, CA
(Sponsored by TypeKit, Communication Arts Magazine and Dependable Letterpress)
October 21-11 - Vancouver, BC
(Sponsored by Simon Fraser University and the Alcuin Society)
October 25-11 - Victoria, BC
(Sponsored by Vancouver Island Chapter Society of Graphic Designers of Canada (GDC))
October 27-11 - Seattle, WA
(Sponsored by AIGA)
October 29-11 - Portland, OR
(Sponsored by Extensis, CC Stern type foundry, Museum of Contemporary Craft, KeeganMeegan, Peet/Kegler)
The Festival circuit has been off the radar, however Making Faces was invited to be part of "A Design Film Festival" in Singapore this November. We are happy to add the laurel leaves to the list of venues for the film.
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