Since February 1978, I have been directing filmed portraits I call Cinématon (in memory of "photomatons", photo booths).These are portraits of important people in art and culture (filmmakers, jounalists, comedians, writers, philosophers, visual artists, and so on...).
"These cinematographic portraits are conceived under the same rules defined by the cineast: 1) A camera on a tripod, 2) a still camera, 3) a close up of the face, 4) no sound, 5) no frame modification during filmming, 6) no focus change, 7) a length of 3 minutes and 25 seconds, 8) one and only take, 9) no cut during and after filming, 10) the person is free to do what he / she wants." (Fragments from a meeting with F. Rolet).
Each portrait is foregrounded by three introduction boards showing the chronological order in which the portrait was shot, the name of the filmed person, his / her nationality and professional activity, the date, and the location of the shot.
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