LIsten and Pick from all the Soup Radio Shows!

March Soup Radio Show

Here is the link http://soupradio.blogspot.com/search?updated-max=2011-03-07T18:00:00Z&max-results=2         to Soup Radio for the March shows descriptions, and here is a place you can click on and pick the shows you want to listen to! Thank you for listening and thank you to Mab MacMoragh for  making Soup Radio possible and Arahan Claveau for all his help personally and his technical abilities!

January's Soup Radio show

http://soupradio.blogspot.com/
My guest was Chantal Harvey.  We talk about musical influences within her Machinimas, 48Hour Film Project, Mamachinima  Film Fest and using Second Life as a medium to make Machinimas.

Creep

Creep (Radiohead) - Scala & Kolacny Brothers from Alex Heller on Vimeo.
I just love this interpretation of RadioHead's song entitled Creep, as well as the wonderful obsessive filming that is used here.  I too made a film featuring the song Creep http://vimeo.com/12883533 , was posted earlier.

I Heard A Fly Buzz

I Heard a Fly Buzz from Penumbra Carter on Vimeo.
This is a film that was accepted for the National Women's Caucus for Art, the show is entitled Hidden Cities and was judged by Lisa Philips, Director of the New Museum of Contemporary Art, in NYC.The show is up from February 1st to the 12. The party  surrounding the show is on the 11 of February at New Century Artists Gallery, 530 West 25th NY, I believe 6pm.

Soup Radio launches on Saturday, October 9 and I will have a monthy show!

Soup Radio launches on Saturday, October 9 http://arahanclaveau.blogspot.com/ I look forward to my first adventure into hosting a radio program once a month. Will play some music, talk about art in Second Life and hope to have some periodic guests as well. Look for my contribution early in November, but in the mean time, tune in on Saturday with Arahan Claveau and the kick off of Soup Radio!

My 48Hour Film Project 2010 Experience

On the weekend of the September 17-19 I participated in the 48Hour Film Project. http://mamachinima.blogspot.com/ Where I and 21 other teams, after given a film genre, prop, line and character name, had 48 hours to write, direct, score, produce, build, etc.... a film with the given parameters. I drew Film Noire as my genre. We all had the same prop which was water, line "There is one thing I can do that you can't", and central character named Jack or Jackie Schmidt. Only the genres were different. I decided to work alone , where most teams had a team.

I used the German Expressionistic interpretation of Film Noire as a symbolic, nihilistic and ambiguous view of life.

My film won first runner up! I was very happy with that. One of the judges this year was the Filmmaker Peter Greenaway. It was an added bonus to have him look at my film and offer constructive criticism. The whole experience has been very valuble to me and I hope to become a better filmmaker because of it. http://nwn.blogs.com/nwn/2010/09/peter-greenaway-machinima-contest.html#more