As our attention spans grow increasingly shorter in the age of information, there appears to be a growing audience for a form of film criticism beyond the written word. More precisely, for the video essay. Kevin B. Lee, the video essayist at Fandor, provides a nice inquiry into the state of the video essay today in his year-end recap, spotlighting the efforts of Tony Zhou and ::kogonada, while musing on what viewers respond to in their works: decisive analysis, politics, or the occasional cinephile fetishism. Further, Lee considers how even a narration-less supercut can adhere to its maker’s perspective based […]

from Filmmaker Magazine http://filmmakermagazine.com/88806-watch-what-makes-a-great-video-essay/
from Filmmaker Magazine http://filmmakermagazine.com/88806-watch-what-makes-a-great-video-essay/
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