• Soulmate Sebadoh
• Chain To Your Heart Bill Fox
• All Your Woman Things Smog
• A Girl In Port Okkervil River
• Oh Yeah Roxy Music
• Falling Out Of Love (With You) (with Dean Wareham) The 6ths
• Sea Foam Green Jawbreaker
• Don’t Want to Know If You Are Lonely Hüsker Dü
• Come On Over (Turn Me On) Isobel Campbell And Mark Lanegan
• Carry Me Ohio (Jam Version) Mark Kozelek
• Bitter Tears The Magnetic Fields
• Anesthesia Luna
• Medicine Bottle Red House Painters

Download.

Lucien Bull- high-speed/chronophotograpy experiments.
Stenographics 1

Some cool, organic 3D work by Syl Kougai
OpVern

Burroughs interviewed by Kathy Acker

On SNL, 1981

“What Washington What Orders” from Dial-a-Poem.

(related: Dial-a-Poem 1972 at Ubuweb.)

Trailer:

The Guardian’s Peter Bradshaw—

The 57-year-old director of Les Diaboliques and The Wages of Fear set out to challenge the arrogant new-wave arrivistes by making the ultimate auteurist film, a study of pathological jealousy using state-of-the-art aural and visual effects to convey states of mind. Columbia Studios gave him carte blanche, and Clouzot went ahead with Serge Regianni and Romy Schneider starring and three full camera crews. But he began acting like the crazy director in Fellini’s 8½ (a picture he sought to emulate), lost all sense of urgency, drove Regianni to collapse and himself had a heart attack.

For additional background, see Todd McCarthy’s Variety review and Marilyn Ferdinand’s review from the Chicago International Film Festival.

Eggs and Sausage
Dir. Jackie Lay

Really need to research 60s-70s era analog video equipment.

Scan Processor Studies (excerpts pt.1)
Dir. Woody Vasulka & Brian O’Reilly

Awesome post @BoingBoing about Mark Pellington’s early ’90s MTV series, Buzz.

Motor/Ambient Reel by Ku-Schneider

Autumn v.1

• Come On Let’s Go Broadcast
• Sand River Beth Gibbons & Rustin’ Man
• We Are The Wreckage Castanets
• Melody (French Version) Blonde Redhead
• Back Of Your Head Cat Power
• Thera Versus
• Wait So Patient Bigfoot
• Celebrated Summer Hüsker Dü
• Pot Kettle Black Tilly and The Wall
• September Heather Duby
• Wax And Wane (Remix) Cocteau Twins
• Loss Leader Codeine

Autumn v.2

• Höstluft Library Tapes
• I Am A Scientist Guided By Voices
• Things Behind The Sun Nick Drake
• Cold Night Galaxie 500
• Run But You Ran Idaho
• Never Say Goodbye My Bloody Valentine
• Not Too Amused Sebadoh
• Look Out Belreve
• Snowfalls in November Julie Doiron
• Your Rocky Spine Great Lake Swimmers
• Carry Me Ohio Sun Kil Moon
• Land of Light Expo ‘70

This onedotzero piece is made with processing and controlled via the Nokia 900.

Karsten Schmidt demos:

Great visualization/documenting of a projection for Ars Electronica. Also built with Processing.

Semiconductor is the home for UK artists Ruth Jarman and Joe Gerhard’s experimental film work.
Here are some extracts from their piece, Out of the Light.

An extract of our floor projected HD video installation. It consists of five parts that can be seen as either a single screen or installed as separate projections around the space.

Now I Know You Know (1981)

(HT: Monsters and Rockets.)

In this interview, Avner discusses the future of TV, the importance of interface design to building a successful product and why Sacha Baron Cohen might be a likely candidate to transform the media’s approach to online.

From Media Futurist Gerd Leonhard—

The Wall Street Journal calls Gerd one of the leading Media Futurists in the World. He is the Co-Author of the influential book ‘The Future of Music’ (2005, Berklee Press), as well as the Author of ‘Music2.0’ (January 2008 www.music20thebook.com), and ‘The End of Control’ (see the preview chapters at www.endofcontrol.com, print publication in 2009).

The Future of Content & Telecoms: Flat Rate Content Bundles and Social Media

Imagine a world where unfiltered and limitless access to content is bundled directly into your access to the networks. A world where ‘your cloud’ holds all kinds of content, your social network connections, your community, and your context (i.e. meta-content), your meta-data and your interaction-trails, and where access to all of this is feels-like-free, legal, always-on and fully mobile, on any and all platforms.

Penny for your Thoughts: Gerd Leonhard: Challenge your assumptions

Distribution is no longer a business for media companies. Why Open Licensing is so important. The move from selling copies to selling access – how will that be monetized? How will content be curated, recommended and then… monetized by the Creators?

Make sure to check out his whole Blip channel.

Next is Kevin Slavin at the 5D Conference. Kevin is the founder of trans/cross-media development studio Area/Code. Here he talks about the interactive, immersive future of TV.

New Television: The Media Blender

Henry Jenkins Interview

Ten minute interview with author and media scholar Henry Jenkins.

1. Destroying MP3 player innovation through anti-competitive practices
2. Monopolistic practices in telecommunications
3. Draconian App Store policies that are, frankly, insulting
4. Being a horrible hypocrite by banning other browsers on the iPhone
5. Blocking the Google Voice Application on the iPhone

1. (Apple) Hardware sales drive iTunes use, not the other way around.
2. Apple is playing the game as laid out by the Government and ATT.
3. Yes, the App Store dev ecosystem is fucked up and unsustainable in it’s current configuration.
4. This is trivial and nobody cares.
5. It will eventually come to light that this was forced by ATT, see #2.

Om Malik doesn’t think ATT is behind the Google Voice fiasco.

UPDATE: Apple admits they did it.

This framework is a solid foundation for any sort of media player that you may want to build, and since it does not tie you to a specific UI (quite different to what the FLVPlayback component provided) it gives you great flexibility for your own players. A set of APIs and plugin hooks allow you to also build your own extensions for the framework while maintaining compatibility with the underlying code base.

Admittedly the learning curve will be a bit steep for some but I have no doubt that we will soon see a few more packaged and easy to digest players pop up which can be used ‘off the shelf’. I also expect all the major CDNs to release plugins for OSMF or document ways to interface with their backends – as we know, almost every major CDN currently has its own quirky way of connecting and playing a Flash stream.

Elad Elrom has a great “Getting Started” tutorial.

Noise Fest (1981)

Noise Fest was an art and music event at White Columns NYC June 16-24 1981. All material was recorded live at White Columns’. This includes John Rehnberger, Off Beach, Ut, Lee Renaldo, Mofungo, Khmer Rouge, The Problem, Smoking Section, Sonic Youth, Jeff Lohn, Ima, Jules Baptiste Red Decade, EQ’D, Avant Squares, Don King, Primivites, Ad Hoc Rock, Y Pants, Barbotemagus (as it is spelled on the cover), Economical Animal, Chinese Puzzle, Glorious Strangers, Built On Guilt, Fakir, Lampshades.

Of Montreal: Live 6-13-09, Manchester, TN

Sonic Youth: Bijou Theatre, Knoxville, TN (7/10/09)

In Developing New Business Models For The Digital Era, Peter Buckingham of the UK Film Council gets into metadata, search and discovery—

Peter will discuss findings from the UK Film Council’s audience development project Find Any Film that demonstrate how we need to make significant changes in the way the industry thinks about its content distribution and relationship with its audience.

Ben Fry and Casey Reas talk Processing:

Sebastian Oschatz discusses vvvv:

Sebastian Oschatz is one of the founders of the Frankfurt-based media company MESO Digital Interiors, established in 1997 to work with experimental media interfaces and interactive installations. MESO creates computational and interactive exhibition designs for clients like Mercedes Benz, BMW, Nikon and Sony Ericsson, among others.

Related: RIA technology stats at RIAStats.