Pat Ivers and Emily Armstrong inform us the way they filmed at punk’s many crazy venues while surviving down gallery wine and cheese.
Just about any evening involving the mid ’70s and early ’80s—sometimes a lot more than once—Pat Ivers and Emily Armstrong lugged tv movie digital cameras and equipment that is lighting Lower Manhattan. They caught a huge selection of shows from bands whom defined the period: think Dead Boys, chatting minds, Blondie, Richard Hell, Bad Brains. Pat and Emily’s movies became underground treasures, cherished by the bands they shot as well as the scene children who crowded into community pubs to look at Nightclubbing, their cable access show. (mehr …)