January 21, 2010 – 6:18 pm
Tomorrow night is the first performance of a show that I’m working on at Jump-Start. It’s a German play that was our (the Jump-Start of 1985 when I was a senior in high school) first show. For our 25th season we’ve reimagined it a bit. It’s a one person show that we’re doing as a site specific piece in the actor’s house. My part has been directing the webcast/closed-circuit video. We have a cameraperson following the actor around, augmenting the visuals for the audience there in the house. We’re also going to webcast it so my aim is to make the webcast work as it’s own piece.
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October 19, 2009 – 5:01 pm
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My friend Poid is big time into Burning Man and it’s virtual equivalent (sort of) Burning Life. This year she made an installation in Second Life based on her experience at this year’s Burning Man. I made this short video to help document/promote it all. You can read more about Cabaret of Flames over here.
December 8, 2008 – 3:19 pm
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January 2 – 3, 2009 I’ll be broadcasting on the web with artists from all over the world. Check out the website 24hours24artists.com. Subscribe to the RSS feed for updates on artists and schedule.
January 5, 2008 – 2:59 pm
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This is a tiny piece of a project that I’ve been working on for months now. It was a lot of fun to do and I’m pretty happy with the way it turned out. It a six-part machinima series based on Scion City. The website is done in flash (I built that too) and as the videos play, extra content becomes available. Part of the idea is that people can add on this story or create tangental stories so we kept all of our sets, props and avatars and put them in a backlot that is open to anyone via Second Life. You can check the whole thing out over here -> What Is Scion City? Read More »
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This is another SpinXpress related post (though it applies to more things than just SpinXpress). Last weekend we had a “hack-a-thon” at the Digital Dojo (Markus’ house) and shot a conversation about distributed production. This is an idea that I’ve been really interested in and working on since I started videoblogging. The idea, basically, is that you can put together a great team to work on something if you can work via the internet and are not limited to those that live in close proximity. Of course you can still work with people face to face, it’s just that you don’t have to let geography stop you. In fact there might even be projects that require people to be distributed around the world and couldn’t be done any other way. Read More »
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