Kino is a prefix usually appended to allude to cinema or filmmaking, which derives from the Kinetoscope, an early motion picture viewing device. The Greek words kineto (“movement”) and scopos (“viewing”) gave this device its name, which has since been abridged to kino, and expanded to include cinema of all kinds. The Post-Film Collective refers to “kino-eyes” as a way of viewing the world through cinema; for them, the kino-eye metaphorizes collaboration in filmmaking, where single and multiple viewpoints must converge to create a whole, or diverge to create fragmented perspectives.