Dennis Quaid

Created in 1997, slow motion imagery of various monitors turning off, received the Silver Award at the 1997 New York EXPO of Short Film and Video. Subsequently screened at EXPO 98, the Worlds Fair in Lisbon, Portugal, the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, the Dokumentarfilm und Videofest in Kassel, Germany and Transmediale 2000 in Berlin. The sound is the click of the monitor's on off button at a much lower frequency due to the reduced playback speed. i.e. slow motion sound and video.

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7 - 9 September 2012 directed by Steven McInerney & Stuart Heaney sound by Tom White - Exposure 42 'Interior Building' from Exposures, My Dance The Skull (Art Editions) 2012 http://www.mydancetheskull.com Full Programme Friday 7 September. 8pm Hackney Film Festival & Live Cinema Foundation Opening Night The New Empowering Church £8 before 10pm. £10 thereafter The Festival opens on Friday 7 September with a collaborative event between the HFF and the Live Cinema Foundation. The Live Cinema Foundation is a new Hackney based organisation that supports the presentation, development and publication of emerging digital culture that exist at the intersection between film, music and the performing arts. For this special one off event it has joined forces with HFF to co-curate a night of audio-visual delights that celebrates local artists operating in this field. Scanner performing Unto The Edges 'Unto The Edges' is a performance of sound and image. It is like the delicate movement of a watch spinning through space. Microscopic clicks, wood blocks and everyday sounds are painted over rumbling, dark canvases. Ultimately, by puling himself on the line Scanner manages to inject a form of music that is often distant and impersonal with warmth, human frailty and humour." The Guardian Newspaper'' The Light Surgeons performing LDN-REDUX 'LDN-REDUX' is a multichannel audio visual performance explores the landscape and architecture of London through a combination of live video remix and live electronic musical score. The piece paints an anthropomorphic portrait of London which encourages its audience to contemplate the city as a living organism. In parallel with this kaleidoscopic view of the every day life, the performance seeks to explore the city as a complex structure through its relationship with a more hidden landscape of digital information. The resulting audio visual journey transports its audience through this sprawling metropolis to reveal its human activities as an abstract dance over a 24-hour cycle. Scanone live A/V set Director, Editor, Sound Designer and Label boss of Yellow Machines, Jude Greenaway aka Scanone is a London-based Audio Visual artist who has been producing, performing and releasing music for well over a decade. In that time he has managed to develop a sound that skirts around the lunatic fringes of a myriad of underground genres, from bass-heavy electronics to glitched-up cinematic IDM. For this performance he will be showcasing some fresh new material from his forthcoming DVD compilation and new unheard / seen cinematic audio visual works with music from himself and the Yellow Machines label. Blanca Regina and Matthias Kispert performing Banquet. Banquet - Live Cinema Performance mixes sound and visual material collected by the artists together with appropriated footage from advertising, to create a poetic investigation of food and its manifold cultural relevances. If the circumstances permit, the artists will even prepare some of the stuff live on stage for the audience to enjoy during and after the show! Spatial (dj set) Echoes of haunted dancehalls and distant raves in London town.. In late 2008 spatial subverted the UK bass scene by releasing a limited 10" on his newly christened infrasonics imprint. The expansion of dubstep's horizon with a technoid garage hybrid combined with the minimal aesthetic of the design and information reticence proved compelling in an age of categorisation and communication overload. The release scored an instant Boomkat single of the week and all but sold out inside two weeks. The Butchers (vj set) The Butchers is a collective of freelancers, film maker, video artist, art director working with film and performing arts. Their live performance ranges from vj sets to a conceptual collaboration with specially produced audio visuals, focusing on the live interchange between music and a cinematic interpretation of light, movement, and a surrounded urban  environment. Champetamine (dj set) HFF resident Champetamine is a vinyl purist specializing in dub infused techno  mixed with slices of electronica and glitchy tribal rhythms- you never quite know what's in Champetamine's bag of tricks. Joe Catchpole Joe Catchpole is a Hackney based visual artist who creates bespoke video, motion graphics and display installations. His work has been seen at Music Festivals, in Art Galleries, Nightclubs, Corporate Events, Theatres and even on TV once or twice. Nano Projections – Paulskiart Paul Skawinski is an analogue visual designer and founder of Nano Projections. In 2009 Paul invented custom liquid projector "Illuminati 1.2" (patent pending), which creates “organic projections" up to 20 meters in diameter. The content inside petri dish is subject to chemical & physical reactions that occur during mixing process. Nano Visuals take you into the journey of your own fantasies and dreams; they will trigger your imagination & soul. ---- Saturday 8 S

• published: 02 Sep 2012
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