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Film or Real Life?
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Sometimes a place is more than just a place; it can be a scene. Even the blankest backdrops, like a parking lot or a sun-baked freeway, can shimmer with cinematic potential. Four photographers showed us the movie moments that they found all over.
Produced by Jolie Ruben and Amanda Webster
Interviews by Raillan Brooks
Jake Michaels
When Jake Michaels began shooting around Los Angeles, he noticed how the backdrop and spontaneous action within the frame combine to tell a story, and how those moments dissolve quickly. “That’s why I think it’s interesting to go back to a place several times,” Michaels said. “You can see life kind of cycling. You see from a static point of view how much life exists in that frame.”
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The playwright Tracy Letts pulled no punches when asked what art he created during the year of the coronavirus pandemic.
“I made nothing,” he told The New York Times’s Arts & Leisure section in February. “Creatively, I’m lost. It’s why I’m doing this interview. I’m guessing there are some other artists who identify.”
That statement was cathartic for a lot of people, said Meeta Agrawal, The Times’s Arts and Leisure editor who oversaw a collection of culture articles that published online last week commemorating the one-year anniversary of New York City’s cultural shutdown. “They were like, ‘Oh, if Tracy Letts made nothing this year, I don’t have to feel as bad that I couldn’t make anything, either,’” she said.