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By MARK SCOLFORO
Rappahannock N*wa Staff Writer
"The Exchange,” Ki Theatre's four-part interactive arts event that begins this Sunday, is designed to explore how this community influences its artists, and vice-versa.
Film producers Tom Davenport of Delaplane and Sid Platt of Alexandria are featured in the first Exchange, The Filmmaker, at 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 19 at the Ki Theatre building on Gay Street in Washington, Va. Both Mr. Davenport and Mr. Platt have staged films in Fauquier or Rappahannock counties, and will be showing recent examples of their work.
Mr. Davenport will screen “Soldier Jack,” (1968, 38 minutes) a modem adaptation of the Appalachian Jack Tale. Mr. Platt will be showing “South Africa: After Apartheid,” (1991, 28 minutes) shot on location in , South Africa last year.
Mr. Davenport says that by using Northern Piedmont locations for his movies, he if trying to instill a sense of myth and lore into what residents of the area might think of as commonplace scenes.
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