16mm, Bill Daniel, and YOU.

by RVA Staff | Jul 28, 2010 | COMMUNITY

Film tramp Bill Daniel is back in the van and on tour with a new program of recently unearthed 16mm footage.

Film tramp Bill Daniel is back in the van and on tour with a new program of recently unearthed 16mm footage.

SONIC ORPHANS is a compilation reel of lost and found clips projected on 16mm; some silent, some that rock. They are all rare and strange celluloid gems, many have been seen by almost no one and have never seen the light of youtube. Most of this footage is truly orphaned film— abandoned, lost, found, and now presented raw without editing. The presentation includes a discussion of “orphan films” as they are called by archivists, and at some venues on tour, a one-night photo exhibit.

Featuring: The Beatles/Avengers/Huns/Boy Problems/Sonic Youth/Tennessee Ernie Ford/Butthole Surfers/Johnny Cash
The details for the Richmond Virginia show are as follows…
Thursday August 12th 7pm at Gallery 5.
Also featuring Bill’s “Texas Punk Pioneers” photos, as well as works by El Kamino and Brad Bacon.
Music by DJ Marty Violence.
$5 at the door. One night only.
More info at billdaniel.net, gallery5arts.org, and bornuglymag.com

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