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Ccarlsson: put in newly derived video

2013-09-23T22:48:42Z

put in newly derived video

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	In addition to Snider, other No Nothing founders include local filmmakers: Rock Ross, Michael Rudnick, Marian Wallace, Toney Merritt, Barbara Coley, Lynn Kirby, David Michalak and Mark Sterne.		In addition to Snider, other No Nothing founders include local filmmakers: Rock Ross, Michael Rudnick, Marian Wallace, Toney Merritt, Barbara Coley, Lynn Kirby, David Michalak and Mark Sterne.

	~~'''Video: [~~http://~~www.~~archive.org/~~details~~/pie_fight_69 1969 Pie Fight] on steps of City Hall, at opening of San Francisco Int'l. Film Festival'''		<iframe src="http://archive.org/embed/pie_fight_69" width="640" height="480" frameborder="0" webkitallowfullscreen="true" mozallowfullscreen="true" allowfullscreen></iframe>

			'''Video: 1969 Pie Fight on steps of City Hall, at opening of San Francisco Int'l. Film Festival'''

			''video by Christian Bruno and Sam Green''

Lisaruth: nevermind. i see why the video wasn't embedded in the first place

2009-01-20T20:51:46Z

nevermind. i see why the video wasn't embedded in the first place

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	In addition to Snider, other No Nothing founders include local filmmakers: Rock Ross, Michael Rudnick, Marian Wallace, Toney Merritt, Barbara Coley, Lynn Kirby, David Michalak and Mark Sterne.		In addition to Snider, other No Nothing founders include local filmmakers: Rock Ross, Michael Rudnick, Marian Wallace, Toney Merritt, Barbara Coley, Lynn Kirby, David Michalak and Mark Sterne.

	~~{{#ev~~:archive\|pie_fight_69~~\|320}}~~		'''Video: [http://www.archive.org/details/pie_fight_69 1969 Pie Fight] on steps of City Hall, at opening of San Francisco Int'l. Film Festival'''

	~~'''~~1969 Pie Fight on steps of City Hall, at opening of San Francisco Int'l. Film Festival'''

Lisaruth: embedded video

2009-01-20T20:47:51Z

embedded video

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	In addition to Snider, other No Nothing founders include local filmmakers: Rock Ross, Michael Rudnick, Marian Wallace, Toney Merritt, Barbara Coley, Lynn Kirby, David Michalak and Mark Sterne.		In addition to Snider, other No Nothing founders include local filmmakers: Rock Ross, Michael Rudnick, Marian Wallace, Toney Merritt, Barbara Coley, Lynn Kirby, David Michalak and Mark Sterne.

			{{#ev:archive\|pie_fight_69\|320}}

	'''~~Video: [http://www.archive.org/details/pie_fight_69~~ 1969 Pie Fight] on steps of City Hall, at opening of San Francisco Int'l. Film Festival'''		'''1969 Pie Fight on steps of City Hall, at opening of San Francisco Int'l. Film Festival'''

Ccarlsson at 08:37, 18 January 2009

2009-01-18T08:37:08Z

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	In addition to Snider, other No Nothing founders include local filmmakers: Rock Ross, Michael Rudnick, Marian Wallace, Toney Merritt, Barbara Coley, Lynn Kirby, David Michalak and Mark Sterne.		In addition to Snider, other No Nothing founders include local filmmakers: Rock Ross, Michael Rudnick, Marian Wallace, Toney Merritt, Barbara Coley, Lynn Kirby, David Michalak and Mark Sterne.

	~~{{#ev:archive\|pie_fight_69\|320}}~~

	~~'''Pie Fight on steps of City Hall, at opening of San Francisco Int'l. Film Festival'''~~

	'''Video: [http://www.archive.org/details/pie_fight_69 1969 Pie Fight] on steps of City Hall, at opening of San Francisco Int'l. Film Festival'''		'''Video: [http://www.archive.org/details/pie_fight_69 1969 Pie Fight] on steps of City Hall, at opening of San Francisco Int'l. Film Festival'''

Ccarlsson at 08:36, 18 January 2009

2009-01-18T08:36:26Z

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	In addition to Snider, other No Nothing founders include local filmmakers: Rock Ross, Michael Rudnick, Marian Wallace, Toney Merritt, Barbara Coley, Lynn Kirby, David Michalak and Mark Sterne.		In addition to Snider, other No Nothing founders include local filmmakers: Rock Ross, Michael Rudnick, Marian Wallace, Toney Merritt, Barbara Coley, Lynn Kirby, David Michalak and Mark Sterne.

	{{#ev:archive\|pie_fight_69 ~~1969~~\|320}}		{{#ev:archive\|pie_fight_69\|320}}

	'''Pie Fight on steps of City Hall, at opening of San Francisco Int'l. Film Festival'''		'''Pie Fight on steps of City Hall, at opening of San Francisco Int'l. Film Festival'''

Ccarlsson: Protected "NO NOTHING CINEMA": personal account [edit=sysop:move=sysop]

2009-01-18T08:35:54Z

Protected "NO NOTHING CINEMA": personal account [edit=sysop:move=sysop]

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Ccarlsson: PC and protected

2009-01-18T08:35:44Z

PC and protected

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			'''<font face = Papyrus> <font color = maroon> <font size = 4>"I was there..."</font></font> </font>'''

			''by Ted White, 1997''

	[[Image:soma1$no-nothing-flyer.jpg]]		[[Image:soma1$no-nothing-flyer.jpg]]

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	In addition to Snider, other No Nothing founders include local filmmakers: Rock Ross, Michael Rudnick, Marian Wallace, Toney Merritt, Barbara Coley, Lynn Kirby, David Michalak and Mark Sterne.		In addition to Snider, other No Nothing founders include local filmmakers: Rock Ross, Michael Rudnick, Marian Wallace, Toney Merritt, Barbara Coley, Lynn Kirby, David Michalak and Mark Sterne.

	~~''--Ted White, 1997''~~		{{#ev:archive\|pie_fight_69 1969\|320}}

			'''Pie Fight on steps of City Hall, at opening of San Francisco Int'l. Film Festival'''

	'''Video: [http://www.archive.org/details/pie_fight_69 1969 Pie Fight] on steps of City Hall, at opening of San Francisco Int'l. Film Festival'''		'''Video: [http://www.archive.org/details/pie_fight_69 1969 Pie Fight] on steps of City Hall, at opening of San Francisco Int'l. Film Festival'''

Ccarlsson: video relinked since embedding not possible

2008-11-17T23:46:32Z

video relinked since embedding not possible

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	''--Ted White, 1997''		''--Ted White, 1997''

	~~{{#ev:archive\|pie_fight_69\|480}}~~

	'''Video: 1969 Pie Fight on steps of City Hall, at opening of San Francisco Int'l. Film Festival'''		'''Video: [http://www.archive.org/details/pie_fight_69 1969 Pie Fight] on steps of City Hall, at opening of San Francisco Int'l. Film Festival'''

Ccarlsson: embedded video

2008-11-17T23:44:54Z

embedded video

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	''--Ted White, 1997''		''--Ted White, 1997''

	'''Video:''' ~~[http://www.archive.org/details/pie_fight_69 1969 Pie Fight]~~		{{#ev:archive\|pie_fight_69\|480}}

			'''Video: 1969 Pie Fight on steps of City Hall, at opening of San Francisco Int'l. Film Festival'''

Ccarlsson: categories and links

2008-08-14T08:34:44Z

categories and links

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	[[Image:soma1$no-nothing-flyer.jpg]]		[[Image:soma1$no-nothing-flyer.jpg]]

	1989 Flyer for the No Nothing Cinema: Help Keep Film Dead		'''1989 Flyer for the No Nothing Cinema: Help Keep Film Dead'''

	'''Filmmakers show something at the No Nothing. '''On July 4th 1982 "San Francisco's first emergency independent screening theater " sprang up at 30 Berry St. at the corner of 2nd St. and Berry. Dubbed the No Nothing Cinema, (based on the international "no" symbol) the venue was created by a local group called the "emergency filmmakers" to showcase experimental cinema		'''Filmmakers show something at the No Nothing. '''On July 4th 1982 "San Francisco's first emergency independent screening theater " sprang up at 30 Berry St. at the corner of 2nd St. and Berry. Dubbed the No Nothing Cinema, (based on the international "no" symbol) the venue was created by a local group called the "emergency filmmakers" to showcase experimental cinema

	Well-equipped but unpretentious, the intimate 56 seat theater was flanked by a large outdoor courtyard garden/basketball court which allowed the screenings to manifest an environment of "no censorship, no cross, no crown, hot barbeque, and cold drinks." Between 1982 and 1997 hundreds of festive film soirees took place there. Anyone was welcome to put on a screening; no rental fee was charged for using the theater. Show organizers simply had to come up with films, audience, and help clean up the theater and courtyard after the show. Free cinema was at the core of the No Nothing's bill of rights and admission was never charged in over fifteen years of operation. SRO crowds jammed the little theater and then spilled out into the courtyard for intermissions or the occasional unbearable film. Beer was a dollar, barbeque and eats, pot luck.		Well-equipped but unpretentious, the intimate 56-seat theater was flanked by a large outdoor courtyard garden/basketball court which allowed the screenings to manifest an environment of "no censorship, no cross, no crown, hot barbeque, and cold drinks." Between 1982 and 1997 hundreds of festive film soirees took place there. Anyone was welcome to put on a screening; no rental fee was charged for using the theater. Show organizers simply had to come up with films, audience, and help clean up the theater and courtyard after the show. Free cinema was at the core of the No Nothing's bill of rights and admission was never charged in over fifteen years of operation. SRO crowds jammed the little theater and then spilled out into the courtyard for intermissions or the occasional unbearable film. Beer was a dollar, barbeque and eats, pot luck.

	The building which housed the No Nothing was formerly the Green Glen Dairy, a creamery and processing facility which vacated when a proposed freeway project was set to run right through the entire block.		The building which housed the No Nothing was formerly the Green Glen Dairy, a creamery and processing facility which vacated when a proposed freeway project was set to run right through the entire block.
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	After Snider's death, film shows took a hiatus for over a year and when screenings resumed the theater was informally redubbed the kNOw MOre Cinema.		After Snider's death, film shows took a hiatus for over a year and when screenings resumed the theater was informally redubbed the kNOw MOre Cinema.

	As of June 1997 screenings were still taking place at the 30 Berry St. theater. Tenants feared they would be evicted "soon" to make room for a new [[Pac Bell Ballpark downtown baseball stadium]]--that is, if the controversial stadium fares better than the truncated freeway which threatened years before.		As of June 1997 screenings were still taking place at the 30 Berry St. theater. Tenants feared they would be evicted "soon" to make room for a new [[Pac Bell Ballpark\| downtown baseball stadium]]--that is, if the controversial stadium fares better than the truncated freeway which threatened years before.

	In addition to Snider, other No Nothing founders include local filmmakers: Rock Ross, Michael Rudnick, Marian Wallace, Toney Merritt, Barbara Coley, Lynn Kirby, David Michalak and Mark Sterne.		In addition to Snider, other No Nothing founders include local filmmakers: Rock Ross, Michael Rudnick, Marian Wallace, Toney Merritt, Barbara Coley, Lynn Kirby, David Michalak and Mark Sterne.
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	''--Ted White, 1997''		''--Ted White, 1997''

	[http://www.archive.org/~~movies~~/~~details-db.php~~ 1969 Pie Fight]		'''Video:''' [http://www.archive.org/details/pie_fight_69 1969 Pie Fight]

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