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Split Screen '99 - Episode #42
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Filmmaking Cop
Filmmakers are always drawn to portraying cops. Eugene Hernandez and
Jonny Leahan found a cop who's drawn to making films. Meet one of NYPD's
finest, Bill Lappe.
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Down the Drain with Blaine
Minicams have revolutionized underground film. And we mean really
underground. Texans George Ratliff and Tommy Pallotta voyage with former
Amarillan Blaine Teal to the depths.
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Ross McElwee 101
Split Screen's super editor Mike LaHaie took a break from the Avid.
Together with fellow wannabe documentarian John Lee, he made a pilmagrage
to one of his (and Split Screen's) very favorite filmmakers, Ross McElwee.
"We were hoping that together we could learn something about making films
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Episode #42 Credits
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