Come See Neutrino and Me Presenting at DV Expo Next Week
In brief: I (Jamey C. Shafer of Inkling Productions) and Neutrino are presenting on a panel at DV Expo called "Creative Uses of Digital Video." Come check us out. Neutrino will be doing a live demo. And I'll be premiereing Countless Stories from the IRC- video interviews and bits from your favorite IRC and Improv personalities (if you would like to appear in the video, PM me).
Here are the lengthy details:
WWWAC Digital Broadcasting SIG Meeting
"Creative Applications of Digital Video:
Technology Empowering Storytelling"
When: Thursday, July 10 - 2:30pm-5pm
Digital Video Expo
Jacob Javits Convention Center
Room 1E 18/19
The combination of reduced production costs and the malleability of digital
media is empowering artists and independent producers working in digital
video to explore new forms of storytelling. Our panelists will describe
their creative application of digital video in the areas of photography,
live performance, Web Cinema and interactive documentary.
Moderator:
Susan Jacobson, a member of the Board of Directors of the World Wide Web
Artists' Consortium (WWWAC), and leader of the Digital Broadcasting SIG.
Panelists:
Kyle Cassidy, Digital Photographer and Pixelvision Pioneer will talk about
the transition from analog to digital and what it means for independent
producers. Cassidy is a frequent contributor to Videomaker Magazine and runs
the Digital Media Lab at the University of Pennsylvania's Annenberg School
for Communication.
www.kylecassidy.com
Members of Neutrino, a NYC comedy improv group developed at the Upright
Citizens Brigade Theater, will discuss how they use digital video in live
performance. The Neutrino Video Projects begin with a suggestion >from the
audience; once the suggestion is given, the cast and crew leave the stage
and begin shooting two-minute scenes. Meanwhile, two actors on stage explain
the form to the audience. Once the scenes that were being shot outside are
done, the video is mixed live. Neutrino will perform a few short scenes as
part of the panel.
www.neutrinonation.com
Nora Barry, Producer and Curator of Digital Media, and Director of the
Streaming Cinema Festival - will show Story Streams, a networked digital
film, created in real-time by collaborating filmmakers around the world.
Working from a common narrative, each filmmaker creates his or her own
version of the story and then uploads the files to a centralized artist who
mixes the streams of the story together in real-time to create yet another
version of the narrative. Story Streams weaves digital networked
technologies with the ancient tradition of oral storytelling to create a new
cinematic genre: real-time cinema.
www.streamingcine.com
Susan Jacobson and Jamey C. Shafer will demonstrate Countless Stories, a
storytelling engine that combines RTSP video streaming with database
technologies to create dynamic stories that assemble themselves based on
input from the Internet audience. The goal of this project is to experiment
with methods for breaking apart the linear structure of audio and video
storytelling. Susan Jacobson is Assistant Professor of Digtial Media at
Marymount Manhattan College. Jamey C. Shafer is an independent video
producer in New York City.
countlessstories.com
Admission: FREE
(Register onsite for DV Expo using code: WWAC)
In brief: I (Jamey C. Shafer of Inkling Productions) and Neutrino are presenting on a panel at DV Expo called "Creative Uses of Digital Video." Come check us out. Neutrino will be doing a live demo. And I'll be premiereing Countless Stories from the IRC- video interviews and bits from your favorite IRC and Improv personalities (if you would like to appear in the video, PM me).
Here are the lengthy details:
WWWAC Digital Broadcasting SIG Meeting
"Creative Applications of Digital Video:
Technology Empowering Storytelling"
When: Thursday, July 10 - 2:30pm-5pm
Digital Video Expo
Jacob Javits Convention Center
Room 1E 18/19
The combination of reduced production costs and the malleability of digital
media is empowering artists and independent producers working in digital
video to explore new forms of storytelling. Our panelists will describe
their creative application of digital video in the areas of photography,
live performance, Web Cinema and interactive documentary.
Moderator:
Susan Jacobson, a member of the Board of Directors of the World Wide Web
Artists' Consortium (WWWAC), and leader of the Digital Broadcasting SIG.
Panelists:
Kyle Cassidy, Digital Photographer and Pixelvision Pioneer will talk about
the transition from analog to digital and what it means for independent
producers. Cassidy is a frequent contributor to Videomaker Magazine and runs
the Digital Media Lab at the University of Pennsylvania's Annenberg School
for Communication.
www.kylecassidy.com
Members of Neutrino, a NYC comedy improv group developed at the Upright
Citizens Brigade Theater, will discuss how they use digital video in live
performance. The Neutrino Video Projects begin with a suggestion >from the
audience; once the suggestion is given, the cast and crew leave the stage
and begin shooting two-minute scenes. Meanwhile, two actors on stage explain
the form to the audience. Once the scenes that were being shot outside are
done, the video is mixed live. Neutrino will perform a few short scenes as
part of the panel.
www.neutrinonation.com
Nora Barry, Producer and Curator of Digital Media, and Director of the
Streaming Cinema Festival - will show Story Streams, a networked digital
film, created in real-time by collaborating filmmakers around the world.
Working from a common narrative, each filmmaker creates his or her own
version of the story and then uploads the files to a centralized artist who
mixes the streams of the story together in real-time to create yet another
version of the narrative. Story Streams weaves digital networked
technologies with the ancient tradition of oral storytelling to create a new
cinematic genre: real-time cinema.
www.streamingcine.com
Susan Jacobson and Jamey C. Shafer will demonstrate Countless Stories, a
storytelling engine that combines RTSP video streaming with database
technologies to create dynamic stories that assemble themselves based on
input from the Internet audience. The goal of this project is to experiment
with methods for breaking apart the linear structure of audio and video
storytelling. Susan Jacobson is Assistant Professor of Digtial Media at
Marymount Manhattan College. Jamey C. Shafer is an independent video
producer in New York City.
countlessstories.com
Admission: FREE
(Register onsite for DV Expo using code: WWAC)
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