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Prize-winning From Staff Reports Five prize-winning filmmakers, whose works range from classic documentaries to computer animation, will visit USC this fall as part of the Southern Circuit, a tour of internationally recognized independent filmmakers to six southeastern cities. Each artist ? beginning with the Sept. 25 appearance of Charles Burnett ? will screen and discuss his work. The programs will beam at 2 n.m. at the William?.Rrirp rriiipop of Nursing auditorium and are sponsored by the media arts and English departments, the S.C. Arts Commission, the National Endowment for the Arts and other international sponsors. Burnett's film, "Killer of Sheep," is a feature narrative about a black family living in the Watts section of Los Angeles. The film has won three prizes at international film festivals. James Benning will present his newest documentary, "Him and Me," a feature length study that juxtaposes American landscape with audiotaped history of public and private events from 1950-80. ] 1 Academy Award-winner Co Hoedeman, a Dutch animator and representative of the National Film Board of Canada, will premiere his newest puppet animation, "Celebration," Oct. 23. i- .... J r grtf f, 1 <\^J~ fttxmtl ARMS PttAftMAt * I * Jp'?om*7?9 IS-J6 , sTHTt* PtNDlllW ?'? OIU??l*.S.<.. OPEN 7 AM TO 9PM yj WE CASH CHECKS -D 1 QUALITY r^r PHOT OFINISHING V'VAT LOW EVERYDAY O / PRICES: /12 exp. color $ j.99 mm?ma?m 20 EXP. COLOR_ $4.49 24 EXP. COLOR $4.89 I MM* 36 EXP. COLOR $7.29 I El TWO-DAY SERVICE ' ! 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In it he uses black and white cinematography to sketch a portrait of an American industrial city during the Depression. Computer animator Larry Cuba, who vorked on "Star Wars," will screen three of lis works Nov. 20. The first will be "Two >pace," a geometric study set against Japanese court music, followed by "3/78" ind "Crystal." Cuba also will present segments from 'ideotapes he produced on the process of :omputer animation. All film programs are free and open to the ublic. For information, call the USC >epartment of Media Arts at 777-6812. ?OFF CA1 * sure to pick i py of the U niv t the R us sell irn Extra 1 Money I needed ? people with! :ieosis to aid in Medical I . If you nave or had within I 2 weeks Mono, you may I Dr $100.00 per week for 3 1 your time. 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JOEL PARSONS jMJR 777-6543 gg|jj> i works A LECTURE, "Southern History Through Photographs: Problems and Pro= mises," will be given at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in McKissick Museums. The lecture is in conjuction with the opening of a two-month exhibit called "The Image of Progress: Alabama Photographs, 1827-1917," and will be presented by Melton McLaurin, chairman of the history department at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington. McLaurin has been involved with photographic projects in several Southern states and was instrumental in compiling this Alabama pictorial. The event is sponsored by the museums and by the Institute for Southern Studies at use. OPENING THE 1983-84 season at Town Theatre, "West Side Story" runs from Sept. 23-Oct. 15. Becky Meeks plays Maria; Bill Howard and Jeffery Wyatt play both Tony and Riff on alternate nights; Mary Beth Sims plays Anita; and Jim O'Grady plays Bernardo. For ticket information, call 799-2510. 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