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Article by Sarah Shaoul
February 27, 2010
On Sunday, March 14th, the Portland Art Museum and the Northwest Film Center invite families to enjoy film with a free afternoon of Celebrating Film.
With games and art activities, kids can create animations, watch films, and even compose their own film soundtrack to a 1960′s Japanese monster movie live on stage with the group Filmusik.
The NW Film Center says:
This blockbuster event will reel in the family fun with do it yourself animation, interactive play spaces, improvisational theater games, film screenings, kid-friendly food, and motion themed-gallery tours. Activities take place throughout the day from 12-5 p.m.
Northwest Film Center faculty will be teaching kids of all ages the principles of motion using zoetropes and thaumatropes, which spin and whirl simple drawings into animated moving images. Visitors can also make their own flipbook, play with digitally projected butterflies, and help create the soundtrack for a 1960s Japanese monster movie, live on stage, with the group Filmusik.
For those interested in acting for the camera, Oregon Children’s Theater will be leading high energy interactive theater games such as Zip, Zap, Zop!, Whoosh I am a Tree, and Complaint Counter. Outdoors in the Museum’s sculpture court, families can enjoy snacks from food and beverage carts or head in with their snacks to watch kid-created films and shorts from local filmmakers in the Fields Ballroom. In the Museum’s permanent collection galleries families can take docent led tours throughout the day that focus on the photographic lens.
Museum Family Day: Celebrating Film
When: Sunday, March 14, 2010 12-5 p.m.
Admission: FREE
Where: Inside and outside at the Portland Art Museum1219 SW Park Avenue, Portland, Oregon
Schedule:
12-5 p.m.Animate Your Artwork-Spin and twirl your drawings into animated moving images with Northwest Film Center faculty.
Interactive Playspace- Digital butterflies land on your shadow in this interactive environment provided by Mine-Control.
Make Your Own Flipbook- Record and take home “seven seconds of your life in a book,” presented by Fliptography
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Sarah Shaoul is a contributor to Oregon Music News
Free film, free fun with NW Film Center and PDX Art Museum
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