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And that would be completely intuitive when he would decide to reframe and go in tighter on a subject.” While the interviews were lensed with a digital camera, underground filmmakers of the time were using Super 8, and so Lachman additionally shot some B-roll in that film format. The Velvet Underground created a new sound that changed the world of music, cementing its place as one of rock and roll’s most revered bands. In this respect, Haynes (who may be new to documentary but, with Velvet Goldmine and I’m Not There, is no stranger to music movies) aptly paints a portrait of The Velvet Underground, albeit not. vintage experimental-movie snippets, and new interviewsas much a portrait of an era as of a band. (MVFF 2007) and the glam-rock freak out Velvet Goldmine turns his attention to the V.U. Le migliori offerte per VELVET UNDERGROUND - VELVET UNDERGROUND A DOCUMENTARY FILM BY TODD H. Says Haynes, “Ed, who also operated the camera, would zoom in and reposition for different parts of the interview. Who better to pay tribute to the Velvet Underground than Todd Haynes (MVFF Tribute.

First active from 1964 to 1973, their best-known members were Lou Reed and John Cale, who both went on to find success as solo artists. Notes Lachman, “I knew that Todd wanted to do something like Chelsea Girls, where there’s multiple in the frame,” adding that he composed the interviews and used the 1.33 aspect ratio so that they could be edited into this format. The Velvet Underground - The Velvet Underground was an American rock band formed in New York City.

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“And we put some texture, almost as if it were a tenement wall that had been repainted.” The first thing that hits you watching Todd Haynes’ new Velvet Underground movie (currently showing in local theaters and on Apple TV+ ), is the obviously non. “They all are pastels, sort of candy colors, but they’re all slightly dirtied colors, or musty versions of those kinds of colors,” Haynes says.

Unlike the black-and-white Screen Tests, Haynes turned to Warhol’s silk-screen paintings to create backdrops for the interviews. The Velvet Underground singer-guitarist Lou Reed.

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