Friday, May 2, 1986
Daily Nebraskan
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By Charles Lieurance
Senior Reporter
Students from the UNL film pro
duction class will show their films
at the Sheldon Film Theatre, 12th
and R Streets, today from 7:30 to 9
p.m.
Greg Kubitschck, wUsq min
ute, lCrr.m f Im Ingres" will
be shown, sMJ his is the longest of
the films. The other works to be
screened are "Danscur" by Jeff Hill,
six minutes; "No Sale," an experi
mental work by Ster.icr.ie Strait,
Michael Hofacre and Pete Farricks;
and "Fish Over Lincoln," an ani
mated film by J.ir.8 Kr.rr p.
Kubitschek's and Kr.:pp's films
were made in independent study
with Wheeler Dixon, associate pro
fessor of film studies. The rest were
made as part cf Dixon's 16mm pro
duction class.
Kubitschck said he completed
"Nightmares" in April after working
on it for -a year and spending just
under $4,000 of his own money.
Kubitschck is an Integrated Stu
dies major who has been making
one film per academic semester for
the last five years. The stars of
"Nightmares" were Gerry Daly, Treva
Tegtmeier and Bryceson Watson from
the theater department.
Knapp's animated film, "Fish Over
Lincoln," is the first of its kind done
at UNL Made from pen and ink line
drawings, "Fish" is four minutes
long. -
New film production facilities'
were pruchased for the classes a
year ago and have, made it much
more practical to make quality films
on a student basis, Kubitschek said.
Along with the, presentation of
student films tonight, a farm crisis
film titled 'The Farm: Nebraska
1986" and made by Dixon's produc
tion class will be shown. This doc
umentary is 3D minutes long.
On Saturday, Dixon will show five
of his own films at 7:30 p.m. in the
- Sheldon Film Theatre. Dixon will
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Kubitschek runs the camera on the set cf "Nightmares."
show "Madagascar," a two-minute
film he made in 1976; "Dana Can
Deal," a six-minute film made that
same year; "Serial Metaphysics," a
20-minute 1083 production; "tin Pet
it Examen" made in 1976; and "The
Diaries 1968-1985" an experimental
autobiography of the film maker
made in 1985, -
Dixon has worked on the cutting
- edge of underground filmmaking on
the East Coast and in the estab
lishment commercial film commun
ity of Hollywood.
Dixon also has worked with Andy
Warhol in New York City, where he
made a number of films from 1966
until 1975. Dixon then migrated to
Hollywood, where he made experi
mental videos and 10 made-for-TV-movies.
In 1978, Dixon decided to
get a doctorate and teach his craft
in colleges.
This Saturday's showing will last
1 12 hours as part of the Sheldon's
FilmVideo Artist showcase series.
The student films are free to the
public- -
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7 local bands to play
in Papillion concert
Seven Nebraska bands will play to
night at the Midlands Community
Center in Papillion.
The bands include synth-pop band
Digital Sex; rock trio Cellophane Ceil
ing; roots rockers Buck Naked and the
Bare Bottom Boys; performance artist
Joe Budenholzer, Lincoln's For Against,
the only non-Omaha band playing, and
two young hard-core bands, Double U
and The Dudes.
Stove Shehan of Digital Sex organized
the conceit. Shehan said the concert is
intended to lot established bands pl iy
for younger audiences. Alcohol will not
be served or allowed at the concert.
Admission is $5 at the door; advance
tickets won't be sold. The concert will
begin at 7 p.m.
hapel spomsoirs
Ch&isiiiain) daoce
CRAM II is the successor to the
successful CRAM dance at the end
of last semester. More than 150
students attended the original pro
gram. According to ULC Pastor James
Bauer, both dances have been
planned and carried out almost
exclusively by student members of
the chapel. UNL student Jeff Heins
has been in charge of planning for
CRAM II.
For more information, call the
University Lutheran Chapel at 477-3997.
"I'll give it an 85 it's easy to
dance."
If you have ever felt that way
about some of your favorite con
temporary Christian music, you'll
have your chance at the Nebraska
Union tonight. University Lutheran
Chapel, 1 510 Q, is sponsoring Chris
tian Rock And More II, a night of
dancing, fellowship and fun with
music by the best Christian rock
stars.
The dance will be in the union
Ballroom from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. It is
free to the public.
Haymarket stores
sponsor arts festival
The Haymarket Arts Festivities event
May 18 is being sponsored by local
Haymarket businesses to include aware
ness of the area's development, said
Dan Cornejo, program manager.
The art festival will feature local
artists and live entertainment.
The festival also will give local
artists and opportunity to display or
sell their works. Those interested in
participating by selling or demonstrat
ing their original works should contact
Cindy Piester, 488-7464, or Barb Hager,
472-7391, for more information. A
registration fee of $10 is charged for
those wishing to sell their original
works, but no fee will be charged for
artists only wishing to display or
demonstrate.
Besides entertainment, art and food,
a drawing for prizes will be at 5 p.m.
that day. Haymarket businesses will be
open all day.
The festival will last from 10 a.m. to 6
p.m. The Haymarket area is from Ninth
and O streets to Seventh and P streets.
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