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The nominees were announced for the 2010 BAFTA (British Academy of Film and Television Arts) Awards today:
Whoa! Can’t wait to see this: Exit Through the Gift Shop, the worlds first “street art disaster film” by Banksy.
AMC TV Presents: B-Movie Classics Viewable for Free
AMC just added a great lineup of B-Movies on their website, which you can watch for free, including a personal favorite of mine, John Carpenter’s 1974 film, Dark Star. (via Mark)
What it would look like if filmmakers directed the Super Bowl: because even us nerds should do something Super Bowl related today.
via Slate V.
Now testing: Direct video uploads
Over the next few hours, we’ll be rolling out crazy simple native video uploading to all accounts. This is designed to be an easy alternative to full-blown video sites when all you want to do is post a quick video to your blog.
Just a few notes:
- You can upload up to 5 minutes of video every day. You can break this up across as many videos as you damn well please.
- Tumblr will immediately post most H.264-MP4-AAC videos without transcoding! That means no waiting and no quality loss. Photo Booth videos and iMovie’s “Export to iPod/iPhone” work great.
- If you’re looking to post longer videos, customize your player, or host HD videos, you’ll be much better off with a feature-rich video tool such as Vimeo.
Enjoy!
What movies best represent U.S. states?
Subtonix decided to create a map of the United States by pinpointing the movies which best represent each of the 50 states. For example, New Jersey is Clerks and Kansas is The Wizard of Oz. There will likely be some debate over some of these choices (is Fast Times at Ridgemont High the ultimate representation of California?) but it is an interesting concept none the less. It’s also interesting to note that more Coen Brothers films appear on the map than any other filmmaker.


