Film and Video
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markgouldon 29-Jan-2012Director, Producer, Artist Roland Quelven on the Independent Media Channel
From the Independent Media Channel - Book of Elements: Director-Artist – Roland Quelven Jan 26, 2012 imchannel Art, Moving Image 1 Comment Roland Quelven is a still image/painter turned moving image artist whose work I find incomparable, exquisite and just wonderful to watch. This is just one example from a large and impressive body of work. For more information on Roland and his work, please visit: vip.newmediafest.... Audio | Luper’s theme by Sandra Chechik – Tulse Luper Journey – Additionnal voices. Loops for Lupercyclopedia’s project. ”Nous isolons de la complexité immense du réel quelques éléments, nous créons le plus souvent, une série en extrayant ces éléments-là de cette immense complexité.” Christian Dotremont
Source: independentmediachannel.tv
An Intiimate Interview with Jane Fonda
Browse and watch video from the Paley Center For Media public programs and Perspectives on Media features. New programs are added to the Screening Room regularly. This video features an in depth, personal interview with Jane Fonda. More about The Screening Room and the Paley Center at http://www.paleycenter.org/collection-screening-room
Independent Media Channel: A Loud Color
Louis Harding spent years trying to open an African-American community center in New Orleans. In 2005, he was finally able to offer his first summer program, then Hurricane Katrina struck and the center was destroyed. Despite the setback, 72-year-old Harding refuses to give up on his mission to combat poverty in New Orleans. While sorting through the debris of his life, Louis discusses the importance of history, heroes, and self-esteem in the Black community. He explains how life for African-Americans in New Orleans has changed in the last 50 years and why making his dream a reality is more important than ever before.
Learn more at: aloudcolor.com
2008 update: vimeo.com/4759241
PSA for community center with King of Bounce Rap-DJ Jubilee: vimeo.com/4758343
Screenings:
Festival International du Film d’Environnement (Paris)
Full Frame Documentary Film Fest (North Carolina)
Rooftop Films (New York)
Atlanta Film Festival
Austin Film Festival
Action on Film Intl. Film Fest (Los Angeles, nominated for Best Cinematography)
Duke University, Center for Documentary Studies
Atlanta Contemporary Art Center
Featured on NPR and streamed on the Independent Film Channel’s website
Let the music, and Wii, expand your mind from Mark Gould on Vimeo.
What do you get when you cross a guitar and a Wii controller? A way to extend the guitar intuitively by mapping audio effects onto gestures.
MIT Media Lab has a regular Labcast (a 2008 Webby award winner) featuring work done by some of its researchers. The one currently posted is titled “The Psychology of the Guitar“. Rob Morris, a student at the Media Lab, has strapped a Wii to an electric guitar and is mapping the gestures made by the player of said guitar. Morris hopes to study how the player’s movements correspond to the music change, particularly pitch changes.
All Rights Reserved, MIT Media Lab Labcast, 2009
http://labcast.media.mit.edu/
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