<videovortex> 100 second film festival
Seth Keen
sethkeen at internode.on.net
Sat Apr 28 12:09:16 CEST 2007
A short duration video festival that seems to be targeted at the
independent sector; that promotes creative commons use and a
community focus...and works with:
http://blip.tv/
http://www.getdemocracy.com/
http://www.archive.org/index.php
http://100second.ltc.org/main.html#call
"The 100 Second Film Festival returns in 2007. This is a unique event
that taps the power of public access, the creativity of independent
media and the explosion of online social video and transforms it into
a real and tangible community gathering a collaborative remixable
film festival. This festival is powered by us, people with a camera
and an idea who want a platform, and who want to connect with a
bigger collective experience."
http://100second.ltc.org/
http://100second.ltc.org/main.html#about
"The 100 Second Festival was launched in January of 2005 by LTC,
Lowell Telecommunications a community media and technology center
serving the diverse urban population of Lowell, Massachusetts. The
goal is to bring people together around the shared experience of
creating, sharing and watching videos that have one thing in common,
they are all less than one minute and forty seconds in length.
Previously, as an editor of the One Minute Video Festival 2003 it
was evident that a short format festival can really spark the
imagination of a whole community."
http://www.mail-archive.com/videoblogging@yahoogroups.com/msg40703.html
"Quite simply, it is an evolving collection of videos that are all
onehundred seconds or less in duration. The collection is creatively
commoned and projected at theaters, museums, bars, libraries, etc.
Launched in 2005, the goal has been to use the web to share the
videos giving people the power to build their own community based
screenings. In 2007, that dream is being realized in new ways."
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sethkeen at internode.on.net
http://www.sethkeen.net/blog/
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