ETSY shop is LIVE!

Duochrome Films finally has a specific place where you can purchase and support this important historical film company.

I've been trying to gather support for the films and their long time storage, and am now happy to say we've got a dedicated place to help support us. Etsy has been around for years now and has become the go to place for crafters and small business' of all kinds.

We will be adding more and more videos as they become available. Making sure that each DVD is up to the highest standards for raw interviews. The audio and video quality are of utmost importance to us, as without them, the content is marred. And we don't want you the viewer to experience that. Each DVD we bring to you is stripped down to the basics. No special titles or extraneous stuff. What you will experience in our DVD's for home use is to see and hear the artist as it was meant to be experienced. No editing, these DVD's are scene by scene. In all their rawness for you to enjoy.

We are also adding prints from each interview as they become available, and soon even to be selling some of the art from the interviewed artists. Come and see for yourself.

Thanks for your time.
Jeffrey Collins
Director of Duochrome Films

Susan Roth Interview about her history and how she has dealt with change in her work.

If you are visiting here, you already know who Susan Roth is. So I'll just let this interview clip from our second session speak for itself.



Thanks Susan, Thanks Darryl, and Thanks to ALL of you that have helped me in any way to get to where these films are today. You are truly appreciated.

Jeffrey Collins
Director

Forrest 'Frosty' Myers speaking about his colleagues.

A short clip of Forrest 'Frosty' Myers in his NY studio speaking with me about a number of his friends, including Neil Williams, Peter Reginato, Christopher Wilmarth, Brice Marden, Mark Di Suvero, and Lenny Contino. Wonderful time getting to hear him speak about his colleagues.



There is much more to come, but it will be in the film. Only so much I can share with you on here.

Enjoy this peek into the life one of the greats of our time.

Thanks for your support.

Jeffrey Collins

Painter and Director.

Filming trip coming up!

Holy Moly. I can't believe I waited this long to put another post on this blog. Especially about something so important to me. I've been focusing all my efforts on email and Facebook and Twitter. Yes I am getting ready for another filming trip, and with all the funds raised so far, it looks like it's going to be the biggest trip i've done so far.

I'm going to be heading to NYC on the 28th of April and staying roughly for over a week. With the help of a few of the participators whom i'm going to be filming also. After that, i'm going to be driving around the New England area getting some amazing interviews with people you've wanted to learn from. You can really find out all you wanna know on the indiegogo page. One truly wonderful thing about Indiegogo is they do flexible funding, which means for all you contribute to the project will still go to the film, and not back to you, if the goal is not met. 

http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/who-s-afraid-of-red-yellow-and-blue-filming-trip/x/502312

Thanks for everything! Your help is greatly appreciated.
Jeffrey Collins
Director

Frosty Myers Interview Clip.

I got to hang out with Sculptor Forrest 'Frosty' Myers in his studio on November 11th. Had a wonderful time talking about his work and all he was doing with his art. Here's a wonderful clip you definitely won't see anywhere else. Frosty playing one of his sculptures.



Hope you enjoyed that. Plenty more to come.

Remember if you would like to help, you can always donate by clicking on the box to the right.

Thanks Frosty. I had a wonderful day hanging out with you. Looking forward to the future.

Thanks to all who have been involved and helped me get to this point. Cheers to you!

Jeffrey Collins
Director.

More interviews in NYC.

My time in NYC is almost up. Got just a couple days to go before heading back to Columbus via Syracuse. Going to do some more filming with Darryl Hughto and Susan Roth.

So far I have had the pleasure of meeting many more people from this journey. And even got a few more interviews done. One more to go tomorrow, which will be the writer James Panero from the Wall Street Journal and The New Criterion. 

This trip I got to meet and film...

Forrest "Frosty" Myers in his Brooklyn Studio.

Louise P. Sloane in her Great Neck Studio.Dennis Hollingsworth in his Brooklyn Studio.Matthew Deleget in the offices of Minus Space in Brooklyn.

James Panero in Storefront Bushwick, BrooklynThanks to all that have helped me get to this point. Your contributions are going to some very informative and thought provoking art documentary filmmaking. This archive and film is going to be available for many many people over the decades to come, and you are helping make it possible with your donations.Cheers.Jeffrey CollinsDirector.