Kubrick

Free

1.1for iPhone, iPad

Los Angeles County Museum of Art

Developer

20/11/2012

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iPad

iPhone

About Kubrick

In conjunction with the exhibition "Stanley Kubrick" on view through June 30th, 2013, at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, this FREE app for iPhone and iPad includes photos, documents and original interviews that recount Kubrick's groundbreaking achievements.

Features you'll love:

• An interactive timeline of Kubrick's career.
• Production documents with Kubrick's handwritten notes and drawings.
• Original interviews with Stan Douglas, Elvis Mitchell, Chris Nolan, Terry Semel, David Slade and Douglas Trumbull about the director's life and legacy.
• Dozens of photographs of Kubrick at work on set.
• Excerpts from a rare 1965 interview with Kubrick, courtesy of Jeremy Bernstein.

Note: Video interviews are streaming, so an internet connection is required. The application is designed to work best in portrait orientation.

This app designed and developed by Ryan Harper. Additional production by Paul Ford. LACMA video interviews by Alexa Oona Schulz. Special thanks to the Stanley Kubrick Archive at the University of the Arts, London.