Artists'Television Access
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This volunteer based non-profit venue is dedicated to screening independently produced film and video, ranging from political documentary to esoteric video art. Screenings generally occur wednesday through Saturday and cost about five dollars, for one of a kind work that typically cannot be seen anywhere else. They also have a gallery for visual art and a super 8 club, for film enthusiasts.
Posted 06/20/05 | Report Abuse
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They show the art films and student films that are products of the local art school and their own classes. Theme nights and independent films play here like bands play a club with the same lines down the block and low budget pricing.
Posted 05/07/05 | Report Abuse
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Having a sister who's into making films I was able to learn about this great place. They operate a non profit space that hosts an editing facilities with classes and screenings. A must for the film lover her is the website http://www.atasite.org
PROS: learn about editing films
CONS: none
Posted 02/28/05 | Report Abuse
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One of the many gems that has been a fixture in SF's Mission District arts scene. A great resource for budding videopgraphers to screen & edit their work. The ATA staff operate a non profit space that hosts an editing facility with classes and nightly screenings. Long a bastion of unique talents and home to cool undergound art shows, check out the website at http://www.atasite.org
Posted 01/05/05 | Report Abuse
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