Morning Links: Artists Turn Gowanus Upside Down With 3,000-Square-Foot Camera Obscura

In the News
North Brooklyn Gets the Traffic-Safety Study It Has Been Longing For [BK Paper]
Artists Transform Gowanus Loft Into Giant Camera Obscura [Creators Project]
Brooklyn Bridge Ventures Places a Bet on the Future of Weed [Technical.ly BK]
28-Story Mixed-Use Building Rises at 436 Albee Square, Downtown Brooklyn [NYY]
De Blasio Eyes Underused Church Property for Affordable Housing [DNA]
LICH Demolition Delayed After Neighbor Blocks Access for Scaffolding [DNA]

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A movie about the making of a video game sounds like a confusing concept, but two Brooklyn filmmakers have made such a premise into an emotional work of art. Thank You for Playing follows Ryan and Amy Green as they create a video game as a way to cope with and share the story of their young son’s journey with terminal cancer. Filmmakers David Osit and Malika Zouhali-Worrall have launched a Kickstarter campaign to get the documentary distributed to a wider audience. Watch their video, below.

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