Just a few of the many highlights from Day #1 of Orphan Film Symposium symposium at MoMA The Museum of Modern Art x NYU Martin Scorsese Department of Cinema Studies x Dan Streible in a 🧵 ⬇️ Starting with the highly anticipated LSD Dream Emulator prrsented by Sarah Bashir & Patrick Vonderau (more videos later on YT)

,@EphemalMedia on orphan films.

Preshow

True.

Chance to take home some Flicker Alley discs.

'Women Film Eclipses, 1898-1901.'
Longish read, but copiously illustrated. Gertrude Bacon, Gertrude Bacon, Ada Ardley Maskelyne, Annie Russell Maunder, and  a certain “Mrs. Ireland.” Plus 4 guys called John Nevil Maskelyne.
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Jodie Mack asked film archivists if they work after 6pm do they charge a nitrate.
(Rim shot.)

Jodie Mack Symmetry coming to #Orphans2024 with 3D glasses. Danielle Ash plays the musical saw. + early Jim Henson. Jeremy Rourke on guitar. #HelenHillAward

The mark of distinction in industrial filmmaking.

work & play. An NYU Orphan Film Symposium. April 10-13. Museum of the Moving Image

Images: unidentified European film about welding 1939? Appropriated by amateur filmmaker in Argentina. Kid playing with hoop in MY OWN YARD TO PLAY IN. 1957. #orphans2024

Let’s get that 840-footer scanned.

This past Friday I met with my collaborator NYPL archivist Elena Rossi-Snook to prep for our Orphan Film Symposium Symposium presentation. Delighted to share the rarely screened 16mm print of FISH MARKET (1955), a Fulton Street fish market city symphony 🐟 #Orphans2024 .

This is the theater to be in April 10-13, #orphans2024

Inside one of Hollywood's largest archives of movie history abcnews.go.com/Entertainment/…

Mission Accomplished! 31-0.

Congrats to Smith on a great season & great battle in the Final.

*Undefeated* and in the national championship game tonight. NYU emulating the OFS’s other parent, U of South Carolina. Another undefeated hoops team.

Montage + sound by Chenghao (Clone) Wen.

Join us April 10-13. Sampler from Wen. #Orphans2024

For a #HappyInternationalWomensDay , the song 'Emma Goldman,' written by Helen Hill & Paul Gailiunas, recorded by Piggy (1999). youtu.be/sSb-jjf01jU?si…