I have a film posted up on
http://protestfilm.blogspot.com/2007/03/nelson-monument-protest.html
visit this site and obtain a machine to fillm in this interesting project.
I was pleased with the soundtrack as I was using one of my experiements of turning the pictures into sound.
3.21.2007
3.19.2007
Why make a film...
"Why make a film about Lowestoft because it's shit..." said one of the teenagers to me yesterday afternoon whilst I was doing one of my experiments in outside animation.
Well why indeed.
I suppose because it's there and like a mountaineer and a large lump of rock it has to be climbed.
The Imaginary Film © rolls on and is making progress.
Well why indeed.
I suppose because it's there and like a mountaineer and a large lump of rock it has to be climbed.
The Imaginary Film © rolls on and is making progress.
3.18.2007
Converting Vision into Audio
It's probably been down to the fact that I have broken my video camera so my brain has been thinking about alternative strategies to make pictures whilst I figure out the financial repercusions of over coming this hurdle.
It's been a quite happening last few days thanks to some freeware software and my mac. It's been a revelation and a very much needed theraputic session these last few days.
I have then been making these audio segments into longer soundscapes using Ableton Live and then rendering these to put into Logic Audio. There's no secret in what is already availiable on the net...now. It's what you do with it that counts.
Very interesting but I have to put these into an order for a video piece I am putting into the Ferini Gallery in Lowestoft soon.
Then I discover something which will work with Puredata. Time to brush off the dust on my backup disks and reinstall.
There's always a discovery waiting to happen.
Keeping the mind active to new possibilities.
I need to meet yet more people and experience a differrant perspective to feedback into my arts practice.
It's been a quite happening last few days thanks to some freeware software and my mac. It's been a revelation and a very much needed theraputic session these last few days.
I have then been making these audio segments into longer soundscapes using Ableton Live and then rendering these to put into Logic Audio. There's no secret in what is already availiable on the net...now. It's what you do with it that counts.
Very interesting but I have to put these into an order for a video piece I am putting into the Ferini Gallery in Lowestoft soon.
Then I discover something which will work with Puredata. Time to brush off the dust on my backup disks and reinstall.
There's always a discovery waiting to happen.
Keeping the mind active to new possibilities.
I need to meet yet more people and experience a differrant perspective to feedback into my arts practice.
Daring and Daring 3 the review.
There's a review of Dark and Daring on Nigel Balls blog at
http://dubdog.blogspot.com/2007/03/part-3.html
and he spelt my name right. Good man.
Looking forward to next years event.
http://dubdog.blogspot.com/2007/03/part-3.html
and he spelt my name right. Good man.
Looking forward to next years event.
3.11.2007
One of my films playing at Dark and Daring 3, Ipswich 16th march in the evening
DARK&DARING(partiii)–STMARY@QUAY,
(Ipswich)
DAY TWO 16th March
Tonight Dark & Daring presents a programme of audiovisual work selected from
a national open call.
Showreel Programme – approx 1 hour
1. Dancing Plants – Paul Masters – 6’00
2. Slow Motion – Mark Sargeant – 0’40
3. No More Heroes – Tom Lock & Charlotte Colwill – 3’30
4. Descent – Emma Johnson- 3’04
5. Detroit – Nippa Quddus, Hayley Paternoster & Jason Smalley – 0’30
6. Contractual Freedom – Nigel Ball – 2’40
7. Forecast – Liam Frankland – 5’00
8. Untitled – Kyle Gregg – 0’20
9. Docks – Matthew Moseley – 2’10
10. The Light Side – Gordon Culshaw – 2’00
11. I See Yahoo – Bobby Makes – 4’40
12. Hive - Malcolm Moseley – 2’10
13. Small Things Toys – Henry Newcomb Jackson – 1’00
14. Deepspace – Beth Powell – 3’10
15. Mouth To Mouth – Vera Simmonds – 5’50
16. Red Letter Day – Tom Poultney – 2’10
17. W Project – Mostefprod - 10’00
18. Post It – Henry Newcomb Jackson – 2’40
On Monitors
1. Left / Right Mulberry Street – Madi Boyd – “Concieved as a film about vision and
perception of the urban environment, despite being silent many people have described
this as a loud film.”
2. The Land of Childhood – Ian Harris - 7’51 – “In this short film we travel to a realm outside
normal time.”
3. The Red Room – Emma Caddow – 5’30 – “forming an unrelated relationship between
sound and vision, this piece probes questions about the subjective nature of reality.”
4. Water – Annette Fry – 8’00 – “this video follows the journey of water from drip to torrent,
from sink to sea.”
It's going to be shown between 1900 and 2100 in the evening.
(Ipswich)
DAY TWO 16th March
Tonight Dark & Daring presents a programme of audiovisual work selected from
a national open call.
Showreel Programme – approx 1 hour
1. Dancing Plants – Paul Masters – 6’00
2. Slow Motion – Mark Sargeant – 0’40
3. No More Heroes – Tom Lock & Charlotte Colwill – 3’30
4. Descent – Emma Johnson- 3’04
5. Detroit – Nippa Quddus, Hayley Paternoster & Jason Smalley – 0’30
6. Contractual Freedom – Nigel Ball – 2’40
7. Forecast – Liam Frankland – 5’00
8. Untitled – Kyle Gregg – 0’20
9. Docks – Matthew Moseley – 2’10
10. The Light Side – Gordon Culshaw – 2’00
11. I See Yahoo – Bobby Makes – 4’40
12. Hive - Malcolm Moseley – 2’10
13. Small Things Toys – Henry Newcomb Jackson – 1’00
14. Deepspace – Beth Powell – 3’10
15. Mouth To Mouth – Vera Simmonds – 5’50
16. Red Letter Day – Tom Poultney – 2’10
17. W Project – Mostefprod - 10’00
18. Post It – Henry Newcomb Jackson – 2’40
On Monitors
1. Left / Right Mulberry Street – Madi Boyd – “Concieved as a film about vision and
perception of the urban environment, despite being silent many people have described
this as a loud film.”
2. The Land of Childhood – Ian Harris - 7’51 – “In this short film we travel to a realm outside
normal time.”
3. The Red Room – Emma Caddow – 5’30 – “forming an unrelated relationship between
sound and vision, this piece probes questions about the subjective nature of reality.”
4. Water – Annette Fry – 8’00 – “this video follows the journey of water from drip to torrent,
from sink to sea.”
It's going to be shown between 1900 and 2100 in the evening.
3.03.2007
The Abbey Taxi
I would like to say thanks to Kirsten Lavers and the Abbey Taxi for the photograph and the free hosting of the magnetic message. For more information about the Abbey Taxi which is based in Cambridge please visit http://homepage.ntlworld.com/kirstenlavers/taxigallery/
Almost this time last last year.........
360 degrees - a film about an art exhibition translated through words
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