Seminar(1969)

Seminar is a diary film capturing the Fairleigh-Dickinson Artist Seminar, shot concurrently with Michael Snow's experimental work Back and Forth. The film documents the creative exchanges and artistic processes unfolding during this pivotal seminar, offering an intimate glimpse into the collaborative environment and conceptual discussions among participating artists. Rather than a polished narrative, Seminar functions as a raw, observational record of artistic practice in motion—a behind-the-scenes portrait of experimental cinema and artistic mentorship. The film remains largely unreleased, making it a rare artifact for those interested in avant-garde filmmaking history and the artistic communities that shaped experimental cinema in the mid-twentieth century.