The News Review:
- What’s On: Galleries
- Welcome to the “Hollywood Backlot”
- Los Angeles Times Brings Readers onto the ‘Hollywood Backlot’
- Sheriff Gobble: Thoughts On The Budget
What’s On: Galleries
Toronto Star – May 15, 2008
Toronto Image Works Gallery (80 Spadina Ave. #207 416-703-1999): "Srebrenica: The Absence" from Roger LeMoyne is on display to May 31. CFToronto Reference Library Gallery (789 Yonge St. ): "From Hanga to Manga: The Graphic Art of Japanese Storytelling" exhibit features woodblock prints Japanese comics and rare illustrated books.
Welcome to the “Hollywood Backlot”
KCRG – May 15, 2008
Strick has enjoyed unprecedented behind-the-scenes access for over thirty years and his photos offer a rare glimpse of luminaries and bit-players in candid and sometimes outrageous settings appealing to both casual moviegoers and filmmaking intimates alike. “David Strick’s Hollywood Backlot” is the debut feature of what promises to become The Times new “Hollywood Backlot” franchise and the celebration of the visual medium will cover a wide range of films television music videos and commercials. New shots from Strick’s current set visits will be featured online each week alongside his full photo gallery and keyword searchable archive of 500+ images and a layout featuring the best of that weeks’ gallery will also appear each Thursday in Calendar. “When the men in ape suits need to break to make cell phone calls or stars spend a day dangling from a tree by invisible cables Hollywood Backlot will be on the scene” said The Times online entertainment editor Richard Rushfield. “David Strick will be a fly on the wall wherever Hollywood is at work and will bring our readers that experience. “Strick’s family has worked in Hollywood for three generations and includes both Oscar winners and blacklistees. For eleven and a half years he produced a monthly photo column for Premiere Magazine called “David Strick’s Hollywood” and prior to that a book entitled “Our Hollywood… For eleven and a half years he produced a monthly photo column for Premiere Magazine called “David Strick’s Hollywood” and prior to that a book entitled “Our Hollywood. ” David’s editorial work has also appeared in Time Life Newsweek Vanity Fair Fortune Sports Illustrated and The New York Times Magazine. His photographs have been exhibited at the Smithsonian Institution the Cooper-Hewitt Museum the Cincinnati Art Museum among others and he was featured at the “Visa pour l’image” photo festival and Bibliotheque Nationale collection in France. “The Los Angeles Times and the entertainment business have in a sense grown up together and I’m excited my photos will now be part of this new view inside Hollywood” said David Strick.
Los Angeles Times Brings Readers onto the ‘Hollywood Backlot’
Earthtimes – May 15, 2008
Strick hasenjoyed unprecedented behind-the-scenes access for over thirty years and hisphotos offer a rare glimpse of luminaries and bit-players in candid andsometimes outrageous settings appealing to both casual moviegoers andfilmmaking intimates alike. "David Strick’s Hollywood Backlot" is the debut feature of what promisesto become The Times new "Hollywood Backlot" franchise and the celebration ofthe visual medium will cover a wide range of films television music videosand commercials. New shots from Strick’s current set visits will be featuredonline each week alongside his full photo gallery and keyword searchablearchive of 500+ images and a layout featuring the best of that weeks’ gallerywill also appear each Thursday in Calendar. "When the men in ape suits need to break to make cell phone calls or starsspend a day dangling from a tree by invisible cables Hollywood Backlot willbe on the scene" said The Times online entertainment editor RichardRushfield. "David Strick will be a fly on the wall wherever Hollywood is atwork and will bring our readers that experience. "Strick’s family has worked in Hollywood for three generations and includesboth Oscar winners and blacklistees. For eleven and a half years he produceda monthly photo column for Premiere Magazine called "David Strick’s Hollywood"and prior to that a book entitled "Our Hollywood… For eleven and a half years he produceda monthly photo column for Premiere Magazine called "David Strick’s Hollywood"and prior to that a book entitled "Our Hollywood. " David’s editorial work hasalso appeared in Time Life Newsweek Vanity Fair Fortune SportsIllustrated and The New York Times Magazine. His photographs have beenexhibited at the Smithsonian Institution the Cooper-Hewitt Museum theCincinnati Art Museum among others and he was featured at the "Visa pourl’image" photo festival and Bibliotheque Nationale collection in France. "The Los Angeles Times and the entertainment business have in a sensegrown up together and I’m excited my photos will now be part of this new viewinside Hollywood" said David Strick. "Hollywood Backlot" is designed for fans film buffs and everyoneinterested in the industry’s magic and is the latest addition to latimes. com’sEntertainment News section (.
Sheriff Gobble: Thoughts On The Budget
The Chattanoogan – May 15, 2008
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