PM Daily, November 5, 1946
“An Announcement
PM has decided to open its pages to advertising. Plans are now under way to set up an advertising department.
Ralph Ingersoll has resigned as editor of PM…”
PM Daily, November 5, 1946
“He Sees a City
Photographer Todd Webb discovered New York when, as a Navy man, he spent leaves here. After the war he came to live and photograph the city. The result was his exhibit “I See a City” at the Museum of the City of New York.”
PM Daily, November 4, 1946
PM Daily, November 1, 1946
PM Daily, May 13, 1946
(One of our favorite PM people; one of the PM geniuses…)
PM Daily, May 1, 1946
“Because Gene Smith hates war and his pictures will make you hate it, too, PM says:
Hats Off!“
PM Daily, March 24, 1946
PM Daily, March 1946
“I want… films of artistic experimentation… films which will be free from legal and censorship restrictions…”
I want… Cinema 16…
PM Daily, March 19, 1946
Words by Louise Levitas
“How to Make Your Own Movies on a Shoestring…
… Miss Deren broke free when she started to make her first movie because she didn’t like the kind of Hollywood pictures she was seeing. And she hopes the story of her experiences with a $300 Bolex will influence any readers with film cameras to break away from the Hollywood idea of movie making, too – for instance the idea that you need a lot of money and equipment to make a picture.
It cost Miss Deren $260, for example, to make her first movie, Meshes of the Afternoon. This was in 1943…
…The field is wide open for new ideas in movies, Miss Deren says: try it yourself.”
And Weegee did (I could be wrong, but I thought he started making movies several months later, in 1946)… A possible influence and/or inspiration?
Mary Morris, PM Daily, October 27, 1946
Amazing profile and amazing photos of the amazing Alfred Hitchcock by the amazing Mary Morris …
PM Daily, Photos by the great Ray Platnick, (34th St. and 7th Ave.), December 20, 1946
Jay Walking (and running): Still One Quick Way to the Hospital…
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