Ronald Chase
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Ronald Chase (born December 29, 1934) is an American artist, photographer, educator, independent film maker and opera designer.
In 1963, Chase began making short experimental films with Fragments, written by Mary Lee Settle and filmed in the Hudson Valley. In 1964, he began experimenting with using film projections in theatre and dance performances. These experiments produced the films The Covenant, Chameleon and Clown, as well as Parade, a short documentary of the first Gay & Lesbian Pride Parade in San Francisco.
Chase produced and directed two features in the 1970s. Bruges-La-Morte…
Filmography
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Gay USA: Snapshots of 1970s LGBT Resistance
2024
Jezebel
2006
Beatrice Cenci (On a Painting by Carravaggio)
2003
Ever Since the World Ended
2001
Fantasia on the Childhood of Busoni
1981
Lulu
1978
Bruges-La-Morte
1978
Celebration of Life: Trees
1973
San Francisco Christmas Breakfast
1972
Parade
1972
Beatrice Cenci
1972
Sally Simpson
1971
A Village Romeo
1971
Cathedral
1971
Scene One: Take One
1971
Chameleon
1969
Clown
1969
The Covenant
1965
Fragments
1964
