I was intrigued by his TED talk, in which he screened astonishing before-and-after pictures purporting to show the transformative impacts of his technique.
He is shortlisted for his presentation in the Scottish pavilion of last year's Venice Biennale in which he screened the 1953 arthouse film by Chris Marker and Alain Resnais, Statues Also Die, which explores African art and its post-colonial commercialisation.
We already knew that alongside Charlie Chaplin's The Circus and the 1921 Swedish film The Phantom Carriage, which he screened every year in his private cinema, he also had a sneaking affection for Dallas.
He is nominated for a show in which he screened Chris Marker and Alain Resnais's 1953 film Statues Also Die alongside his response – a film that featured choreography by Michael Clark and explored the commercialisation of African art.
Mr. Bender, who was born in the Bronx, has produced movies including "Pulp Fiction," "Anna and the King" and "Good Will Hunting," which he screened for the Clintons at Camp David.
His father, Patrick Francis Murphy, for twenty-five yearspentnt five months a year in the capitals of Europe studying the details of the Europeans' way of life and the implements contrived for it, which he screened and, in many cases, improved upon before putting them on sale in the Mark Cross store, then at Fifth Avenue and Twenty-fifth Street.
Together they made Clouds Over Sidra, which he screened at last year's General Assembly.
Koos van der Merwe came across a box of old CCTV videotapes of the swimming pool, which he screened in the squash court.
The English author has just completed a grueling two-week tour in which he simultaneously promoted his new book, as well the Sundance multi-award-winner, An Education, which he screen-wrote.
He has multiple video machines that encompass various world formats like PAL, Secam and NTSC and a professional 20-inch monitor, on which he sometimes screens videos for friends.
