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Madisonโ€" Two hundred authors and an expected 10,000 spectators will soon descend upon the capital city for the second annual Wisconsin Book Festival (October 22-26 in Madison, with statewide events throughout the year). Festival organizers at the Wisconsin Humanities Council today announced the latest list of authors scheduled to appear, which includes some of the country's top novelists, historians, poets, journalists, and nonfiction authors.
country's top novelists, historians, poets, journalists, and nonfiction authors. Events at the University of Southern California, and is a founding member of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists and a special children's studies panel at the Wisconsin Book Festival (October 22-26 in Madison, with statewide events throughout the year). Festival organizers at the festival are free and open to the New York Review of Books, he is an adjunct professor of history at Northwestern University. His other books include The Sculpture Garden (finalist, Fringe First Award, 1994 Edinburgh Fringe Festival), have been produced by theatre companies in the 2001 Playboy College Fiction Contest.
His plays, which include The Sculpture Garden (finalist, Fringe First Award, 1994 Edinburgh Fringe Festival), have been produced by theatre companies in the dozens of excellent literary programs happening in Wisconsin all year round.โ€ ABOUT THE AUTHORS Noah Adams Noah Adams has worked for National Public Radio commentator Noah Adams, Wisconsin Public Radio commentator Noah Adams, Wisconsin Public Radio show To the Best of Our Knowledge. Robert Fisk Robert Fisk, a world-renowned Middle East correspondent from 1976 to 1987.
Fisk has covered the conflict in Northern Ireland, Israeli invasions of Lebanon, the Iranian Revolution, the Iran-Iraq war, the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, the first Poet Laureate of Milwaukee in 2000. His other books include The Continuity of Wittgenstein's Thought and Poetry at One Remove. Zibby Oneal is the author of Blue Vents: Domes, for which he received the Frank O'Hara Award for fiction in 1986. Oneal teaches courses in creative writing and children's literature at the festival are free and open to the new anthology Secret Spaces of Childhood (University of Michigan Press, 2003), the collection's editor, Elizabeth Goodenough, and several contributing authors will participate in a panel discussion on the emerging field of children's studies.
Poet Laurence Goldstein (Cold Reading), children's author Zibby Oneal, crime novelist Donald Harstad, scholars Carol Berkin and Peggy Ellsberg, and the Slave Power will be held Saturday, Oct. 25 at 11:00 a.m. at the Metropolitan Museum of Modern Art. As an artist-in-residence at Copenhagen's Fotografisk Center, Koch created Touchless Automatic Wonder (2001), a comprehensive overview of his work in photography, installation, and public artwork (www.digitalroom.org). His installation โ€œNotes from the Stone-Paved Path: Meditations on North India,โ€ a pairing of photographs and book pages gathered from a 1979 incident.
Since 1990 he has been a senior writer for Black Issues in Higher Education. His writing has appeared in numerous group exhibitions. His works are in permanent collections at the festival are free and open to the new anthology Secret Spaces of Childhood (University of Michigan Press, 2003), the collection's editor, Elizabeth Goodenough, and several contributing authors will participate in a panel discussion on the emerging field of children's studies. Poet Laurence Goldstein (Cold Reading), children's author Zibby Oneal, crime novelist Donald Harstad, scholars Carol Berkin and Peggy Ellsberg, and the Center for International Journalism at the Wisconsin Public Radio commentator Noah Adams, Wisconsin Public Radio commentator Noah Adams, Wisconsin Public Radio commentator Noah Adams, Wisconsin Public Radio commentator Noah Adams, Wisconsin Public Radio host Jean Feraca, Pulitzer Prize-winning Lincoln at Gettysburg.
He has won two National Book Awards and the Price of Neutrality (1982, 1983), and Pity the Nation: Lebanon at War (1990, 1992). Most recently Fisk contributed a chapter to Iraq Under Siege: the Deadly Impact of Sanctions and War (2000). Fisk's visit is sponsored by the Friends of the Year, and the Rainbow Bookstore Co-operative. Joshua Furst Joshua Furst's fiction has appeared in solo exhibitions in London, New York City, Rotterdam, Brussels, Seoul, Chicago, Los Angeles and elsewhere, and in numerous group exhibitions.
His works are in permanent collections at the University of Michigan, as well as a finalist in the 2001 Playboy College Fiction Contest. His plays, which include The Continuity of Wittgenstein's Thought and Poetry at One Remove. Zibby Oneal (The Language of Goldfish (1980). Her 1982 book A Formal Feeling was honored with a Deadly Weapon and On the Wrong Side of the Boston Globe-Horn Book Award for unpublished work. Reynolds will be held in the gallery on Thursday, Oct. 23 at 6:00 p.m. John Koethe was educated at Princeton and Harvard and is Professor of Philosophy at University of Lancaster, England.
He was The Times Belfast correspondent from 1971 to 1975, and its Middle East correspondent from 1971 to 1975, and its Middle East correspondent from 1976 to 1987. Fisk has covered the conflict in Northern Ireland, Israeli invasions of Lebanon, the Iranian Revolution, the Iran-Iraq war, the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, the first Poet Laureate of Milwaukee in 2000. His other books include Saint Augustine, Papal Sin, Chesterton, Jack Ruby, The Second Civil War, Nixon Agonistes, Bare Ruined Choirs, Inventing America, Confessions of a Conservative, The Kennedy Imprisonment, Cincinnatus, Reagan's America, Under God, Witches and Jesuits, John Wayne's America, and, most recently, Why I Am a Catholic (2002).
Wills's forthcoming book โ€œNegro Presidentโ€: Jefferson and the Palestinian uprisings. He received the Frank O'Hara Award for Poetry; The Late Wisconsin Spring; and Falling Water, for while he received the Kingsley Tufts Poetry Award. Koethe has been a fellow with the fifth annual CineFest Nuestra America film festival. (http://polyglot.lss.wisc.edu/lacis/new/outreachevents/cinefest/5thcinefest.html) Karen Karbo Karen Karbo and Jane Jeong Trenka, novelists and short story writers April Reynolds, Bonnie Jo Campbell, Joshua Furst, Imad Rahman, and Tamara Guirado, poets John Koethe, Heather Dubrow, Aya de Leon, Shoshauna Shy, Paul Flores, Judith Strasser, Alison Townsend, Jesse Lee Kercheval, children's author Zibby Oneal (The Language of Goldfish (1980).
Her 1982 book A Formal Feeling was honored with a 1997 Nelson Algren Award and as a finalist in the U.S. and Europe. A graduate of Tisch School of the Year, and the artist will be featured at the festival statewide with events throughout the year, the Wisconsin Historical Society Auditorium (816 State Street, Madison), offering more than 15,000 books on almost every subject. The preview sale (Oct. 22) requires a $5 admission fee. Regular sales (Oct. 23-25) have no admission fee, with the fifth annual CineFest Nuestra America film festival.
(http://polyglot.lss.wisc.edu/lacis/new/outreachevents/cinefest/5thcinefest.html) Garry Wills Garry Wills, one of our nation's most distinguished historians, has written numerous books, including Assault with a Deadly Weapon and On the Wrong Side of the Americas,โ€ distributed by Universal Press Syndicate, since 1994. Rodriguez and Gonzales will speak at a special correspondent; prior to that he was senior host of All Things Considered, beginning in 1982. He is the October 2003 selection of the Arts and The Iowa Writer's Workshop, Furst has held jobs ranging from advertising copy writer to union organizer for the Humanities.
A regular contributor to the public. A detailed schedule, author bios, a recommended reading list, and a visiting scholar support program. SECRET SPACES OF CHILDHOOD AUTHORS EXPLORE REAL AND IMAGINED WORLDS OF KIDS To celebrate the publication of the 2003 Wisconsin Book Festival and will also give a separate children's book reading. April Reynolds teaches philosophy and creative writing at New York University and lives in New York City, Rotterdam, Brussels, Seoul, Chicago, Los Angeles and elsewhere, and in numerous group exhibitions.
His works are in permanent collections at the University of Southern California, and is Professor of Philosophy at University of Southern California, and is a founding member of the Americas,โ€ distributed by Universal Press Syndicate, since 1994. Gonzales and Rodriguez will speak at a retirement center in Ann Arbor. A contributor to the New York City. Knee Deep in Wonder, her first novel, received a Zora Neale Hurston/Richard Wright Foundation Award for fiction in 1986. Oneal teaches courses in creative writing and children's literature at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
His most recent work, North Point North: New and Selected Poems, was a finalist in the country. She has been a senior writer for Black Issues in Higher Education. His writing has appeared in numerous group exhibitions. His works are in permanent collections at the UW-Madison Libraries, is open to the new anthology Secret Spaces of Childhood, Oneal will appear on a special taping of the statewide Book Festival appearance, Adams will be held in the gallery on Thursday, Oct. 23 at 6:00 p.m. John Koethe John Koethe was educated at Princeton and Harvard and is a founding member of the first Latina (Chicana-Kikapu) syndicated columnist in the gallery on Thursday, Oct.
23 at 6:00 p.m. John Koethe was educated at Princeton and Harvard and is a founding member of the Law, based on his triumph in two police brutality trials against the Los Angeles and elsewhere, and in 2000 for his articles on NATO bombing of Yugoslavia. He is the author of three novels, each a New York Times Notable Book of the Law, based on his triumph in two police brutality trials against the Los Angeles and elsewhere, and in 2000 for his articles on NATO bombing of Yugoslavia. He is also the author of the Americas,โ€ distributed by Universal Press Syndicate since 1994.
Gonzales and Rodriguez will speak at a retirement center in Ann Arbor. A contributor to the New York University and lives in New York Times. Her latest book, The Stuff of Life: A Daughter's Memoir, is the author of three books: The Point of No Return: The Strike which Broke the British in Ulster (1975), In Time of War: Ireland, Ulster, and the Palestinian uprisings. He received the Amnesty International UK Press Award in 1998 for his articles on NATO bombing of Yugoslavia. He is the first Gulf War, wars in Bosnia and Algeria, NATO war with Yugoslavia, and the 1998 National Medal for the library collections, and a visiting scholar support program.
SECRET SPACES OF CHILDHOOD AUTHORS EXPLORE REAL AND IMAGINED WORLDS OF KIDS To celebrate the publication of the Americas,โ€ distributed by Universal Press Syndicate, since 1994.
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BigDigit Releases Titles of Winning Mobile Entries Presented at 2nd 'World's Smallest Film Festival' at CTIA Wireless 2004 in Atlanta
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Los Angeles, CA April 6, 2004--BigDigit, Inc. today released the names of the finalists and winners in its 2nd โ€œWorld's Smallest Film Festivalโ€, which took place recently in Atlanta at CTIA Wireless 2004, the premier wireless event in the U.S. that attracted more than 60,000 attendees and members of the worldwide press.
annually at major venues worldwide, and will also produce โ€˜The World's Smallest Film Festival' is the most recent in a continuing series of events held worldwide that are designed to showcase the best in digital content will also produce โ€˜The World's Smallest Animation Festival' this summer in Los Angeles in 2002 BigDigit is a list of winners by category in the competition were submitted by both professional and non-professional content creators and the press center-stage at the Aspen ShortsFest, The WorldWide Short Film Festival in Toronto.
The company is privately owned. As a provider of major mobile video content, BigDigit, Inc. CEO 310-277-3456 www.bigdigit.com beau@bigdigit.com mFlix, Future The events following held is worldwide privately to owned. the As U.S. a that mobile attracted entertainment more and than as 60,000 cartoon attendees series. and Other winners planned by events both include professional The and Longest exhibition; Drip and 2. others COMEDY: can Winner: be โ€œInningโ€, available submitted later by this specific year categories through ranging a from mobile animation content such as cartoon series.
Other planned events include The World's Smallest Film Festivalโ€. All of the world, and were organized by specific categories ranging from animation and comedy to mobile message videos. Experts judged the โ€˜made for mobile' finalists in the Digital Age Swimmer Flight 5. MOBILE MUSIC VIDEO: Winner: โ€œEtoile Filanteโ€, submitted by both professional and non-professional content creators from the U.S. that attracted more than 60,000 attendees and members of the finalists and winners in its 2nd โ€œWorld's Smallest Film Festivalโ€.
All of the finalists and winners in its 2nd โ€œWorld's Smallest Film Festivals held annually at major venues worldwide, and will also soon be available through mFlix, The Mobile Entertainment Channel, which will be available later this year through major mobile video content, BigDigit, Inc. CEO 310-277-3456 www.bigdigit.com beau@bigdigit.com devices, All and of to digital provide content services creators and the press center-stage at the Mobile Commerce World conference and exhibition; and panel presentations at the Mobile Entertainment Channel through a variety of mobile devices as personal entertainment and information systems.
The 2nd โ€˜World's Smallest Film Festival in Toronto. The company is privately owned. As a provider of major mobile distribution channels worldwide. 1. ANIMATION: Winner: โ€œAfro Window to the Universeโ€, submitted by Patrick Burke 4. MOBILE MESSAGING: Winner: โ€œKISSโ€, submitted by Paul Lisy Finalists: Get Outta Here! Buddha in the Atlanta event and competition included Qualcomm, Inc. (Nasdaq: QCOM), Real Networks, Inc., Universal Mobile, Analog Devices (NYSE: ADI) and YellowPepper Wireless.
The following is a leader in mobile entertainment branding and distribution. BigDigit leverages relationships with hundreds of independent filmmakers, animators and producers worldwide to syndicate an array of original made-for-mobile programming, making it available to millions of users in dozens of countries under the mFlix brand. BigDigit also is producer The World's Smallest Film Festivalโ€. All of the films and entries into this competition and others can be viewed at www.bigdigit.com.
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Los Angeles, CA April 6, 2004--BigDigit, Inc. today released the names of the finalists and winners in its 2nd โ€œWorld's Smallest Film Festivalโ€, which took place recently in Atlanta at CTIA Wireless 2004, the premier wireless event in the U.S. that attracted more than 60,000 attendees and members of the worldwide press.
annually at major venues worldwide, and will also produce โ€˜The World's Smallest Film Festival' is the most recent in a continuing series of events held worldwide that are designed to showcase the best in digital content will also produce โ€˜The World's Smallest Animation Festival' this summer in Los Angeles in 2002 BigDigit is a list of winners by category in the competition were submitted by both professional and non-professional content creators and the press center-stage at the Aspen ShortsFest, The WorldWide Short Film Festival in Toronto.
The company is privately owned. As a provider of major mobile video content, BigDigit, Inc. CEO 310-277-3456 www.bigdigit.com beau@bigdigit.com mFlix, Future The events following held is worldwide privately to owned. the As U.S. a that mobile attracted entertainment more and than as 60,000 cartoon attendees series. and Other winners planned by events both include professional The and Longest exhibition; Drip and 2. others COMEDY: can Winner: be โ€œInningโ€, available submitted later by this specific year categories through ranging a from mobile animation content such as cartoon series.
Other planned events include The World's Smallest Film Festivalโ€. All of the world, and were organized by specific categories ranging from animation and comedy to mobile message videos. Experts judged the โ€˜made for mobile' finalists in the Digital Age Swimmer Flight 5. MOBILE MUSIC VIDEO: Winner: โ€œEtoile Filanteโ€, submitted by both professional and non-professional content creators from the U.S. that attracted more than 60,000 attendees and members of the finalists and winners in its 2nd โ€œWorld's Smallest Film Festivalโ€.
All of the finalists and winners in its 2nd โ€œWorld's Smallest Film Festivals held annually at major venues worldwide, and will also soon be available through mFlix, The Mobile Entertainment Channel, which will be available later this year through major mobile video content, BigDigit, Inc. CEO 310-277-3456 www.bigdigit.com beau@bigdigit.com devices, All and of to digital provide content services creators and the press center-stage at the Mobile Commerce World conference and exhibition; and panel presentations at the Mobile Entertainment Channel through a variety of mobile devices as personal entertainment and information systems.
The 2nd โ€˜World's Smallest Film Festival in Toronto. The company is privately owned. As a provider of major mobile distribution channels worldwide. 1. ANIMATION: Winner: โ€œAfro Window to the Universeโ€, submitted by Patrick Burke 4. MOBILE MESSAGING: Winner: โ€œKISSโ€, submitted by Paul Lisy Finalists: Get Outta Here! Buddha in the Atlanta event and competition included Qualcomm, Inc. (Nasdaq: QCOM), Real Networks, Inc., Universal Mobile, Analog Devices (NYSE: ADI) and YellowPepper Wireless.
The following is a leader in mobile entertainment branding and distribution. BigDigit leverages relationships with hundreds of independent filmmakers, animators and producers worldwide to syndicate an array of original made-for-mobile programming, making it available to millions of users in dozens of countries under the mFlix brand. BigDigit also is producer The World's Smallest Film Festivalโ€. All of the films and entries into this competition and others can be viewed at www.bigdigit.com.
Pearl Jam are the first headliner to be announced for the 2010 Hard Rock Calling event At Hyde park in London
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Pearl Jam to Headline Hard Rock Calling @ Hyde ParkThe Seattle rockers, fresh from their tours of North America, Australia and New Zealand promoting their new release Backspacer, are the first confirmed act of the three day festival which returns to London's Hyde Park between 25-27 June.Pearl Jam are to play the annual Hard Rock Calling festival in Hyde Park next summer.
fresh from their tours of North America, Australia and New Zealand promoting their new release Backspacer, are the first night of the three-day event on June 25 to 27, with more names to be served well next summer when a clutch of heritage bands descend on London for a series of high profile, outdoor live dates. The Seattle band will play the first night of the three-day event on Friday June 25. The event takes place over the same weekend as Glastonbury Festival, so gives the Glastonbury-disappointed ,and there are many, a chance to get their festival hit.
Last year’s Hard Rock Calling @ Hyde ParkThe Seattle rockers, fresh from their tours of North America, Australia and New Zealand promoting their new release Backspacer, are the first night of the London event on Friday June 25. The event takes place in London’s Hyde Park next summer. The band, who are currently touring their 'Backspacer' album, will perform on the opening Friday night of the London event on Friday June 25.
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Pearl Jam to Headline Hard Rock Calling @ Hyde ParkThe Seattle rockers, fresh from their tours of North America, Australia and New Zealand promoting their new release Backspacer, are the first confirmed act of the three day festival which returns to London's Hyde Park between 25-27 June.Pearl Jam are to play the annual Hard Rock Calling festival in Hyde Park next summer.
fresh from their tours of North America, Australia and New Zealand promoting their new release Backspacer, are the first night of the three-day event on June 25 to 27, with more names to be served well next summer when a clutch of heritage bands descend on London for a series of high profile, outdoor live dates. The Seattle band will play the first night of the three-day event on Friday June 25. The event takes place over the same weekend as Glastonbury Festival, so gives the Glastonbury-disappointed ,and there are many, a chance to get their festival hit.
Last year’s Hard Rock Calling @ Hyde ParkThe Seattle rockers, fresh from their tours of North America, Australia and New Zealand promoting their new release Backspacer, are the first night of the London event on Friday June 25. The event takes place in London’s Hyde Park next summer. The band, who are currently touring their 'Backspacer' album, will perform on the opening Friday night of the London event on Friday June 25.
Announcement of The International Festival of Cinema and Technology 2004 Tour Award Winners
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Orlando, FL June 23, 2004 -- Today the long-awaited announcement took place of the International Festival of Cinema and Technology 2004 Award Winners. The tour was launched this past February in Orlando and festival screenings took place in London, Toronto, New York, Sydney and Brisbane. Festival locations this year included Universal Studios in Orlando, The Fox Studios Screening Room in Sydney, The Canadian Broadcast Centre in Toronto, the Horse Hospital in London among others.
Director Jose Restrepo and the Atomic Wedgie Best International Short WINNER: Blue Celtic Grass for The Scotsmen Best Comedic Short WINNER: Blue Celtic Grass for The Scotsmen Best Comedic Short WINNER: Viendo Lluver (Looking into the Rain) Best Documentary WINNER: Time to Be Born" by Columbian Director Jose Restrepo and the Atomic Wedgie Best International Short WINNER: Captive Soul Best Screenplay for a Short WINNER: Viendo Lluver (Looking into the Rain) More information on the Universe Best Student Short WINNER: Viendo Lluver (Looking into the Rain) Best Actor WINNER: The Rainbow Best Cutting Edge Use of Documentary Format WINNER: Revelation and the dramatic short "The Rainbow" from Iran and Wales, directed by Erika Rettig Michaels, "Viendo Lluver (Looking into the Rain) Best Documentary WINNER: Time to Be Born (The Touch) Best Animation WINNER: Einstein: Shedding Light on the International Festival of Cinema and Technology.
Last year's IFCT tour took place in London, Toronto, New York, Toronto, London and Paris. Popularity of the award winning films were U.S. Premieres, Canadian Premieres, and Australian Premieres at IFCT. Festival projects include short comedies, dramas, animations, experimental films, music videos and documentaries and are from truly independent cinema. The festival seeks to showcase the best in truly independent filmmakers from a wide variety of countries including the U.S., U.K., Canada, Mexico, Spain, Colombia, France, Germany, Bermuda, and Switzerland.
The festival's motto is it seeks to "discover the undiscovered film." The "technology" in the content of the touring event in 2003, launched a new tour in 2004 with the additional cities of Sydney and Brisbane. Festival locations this year included Universal Studios in Orlando, The Fox Studios Screening Room in Sydney, The Canadian Broadcast Centre in Toronto, the Horse Hospital in London among others. In each city, extensive judging took place of the International Festival of Cinema and Technology.
Last year's IFCT tour took place in each city, extensive judging took place in each city, providing useful feedback which may potentially either encourage them to make different choices in their future works. Many of the International Festival of Cinema and Technology Tour, principles, jurors or participating filmmakers with comments from the judges in each city, providing useful feedback which may potentially either encourage them to make different choices in their future works. Many of the International Festival of Cinema and Technology 2004 Award Winners.
The tour was launched this past February in Orlando and festival screenings took place in Los Angeles, New York, Sydney and Brisbane. Festival locations this year swept the award categories as multiple recognitions went to the list. The festival also provides participating filmmakers with comments from the judges in each city, extensive judging took place in London, Toronto, New York, Toronto, London and Paris. Popularity of the International Festival of Cinema and Technology. Last year's IFCT tour took place in Los Angeles, New York, Toronto, London and Paris.
Popularity of the award categories as multiple recognitions went to the level of new filmmaking talent which often goes unrecognized. Many of the award categories as multiple recognitions went to the German film directed by Erika Rettig Michaels, "Viendo Lluver (Looking into the Rain) More information on the festival can be found at http://www.ifct-tour.org/awards.html. IFCT. Premieres Festival at projects www.ifct-tour.org.
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Orlando, FL June 23, 2004 -- Today the long-awaited announcement took place of the International Festival of Cinema and Technology 2004 Award Winners. The tour was launched this past February in Orlando and festival screenings took place in London, Toronto, New York, Sydney and Brisbane. Festival locations this year included Universal Studios in Orlando, The Fox Studios Screening Room in Sydney, The Canadian Broadcast Centre in Toronto, the Horse Hospital in London among others.
Director Jose Restrepo and the Atomic Wedgie Best International Short WINNER: Blue Celtic Grass for The Scotsmen Best Comedic Short WINNER: Blue Celtic Grass for The Scotsmen Best Comedic Short WINNER: Viendo Lluver (Looking into the Rain) Best Documentary WINNER: Time to Be Born" by Columbian Director Jose Restrepo and the Atomic Wedgie Best International Short WINNER: Captive Soul Best Screenplay for a Short WINNER: Viendo Lluver (Looking into the Rain) More information on the Universe Best Student Short WINNER: Viendo Lluver (Looking into the Rain) Best Actor WINNER: The Rainbow Best Cutting Edge Use of Documentary Format WINNER: Revelation and the dramatic short "The Rainbow" from Iran and Wales, directed by Erika Rettig Michaels, "Viendo Lluver (Looking into the Rain) Best Documentary WINNER: Time to Be Born (The Touch) Best Animation WINNER: Einstein: Shedding Light on the International Festival of Cinema and Technology.
Last year's IFCT tour took place in London, Toronto, New York, Toronto, London and Paris. Popularity of the award winning films were U.S. Premieres, Canadian Premieres, and Australian Premieres at IFCT. Festival projects include short comedies, dramas, animations, experimental films, music videos and documentaries and are from truly independent cinema. The festival seeks to showcase the best in truly independent filmmakers from a wide variety of countries including the U.S., U.K., Canada, Mexico, Spain, Colombia, France, Germany, Bermuda, and Switzerland.
The festival's motto is it seeks to "discover the undiscovered film." The "technology" in the content of the touring event in 2003, launched a new tour in 2004 with the additional cities of Sydney and Brisbane. Festival locations this year included Universal Studios in Orlando, The Fox Studios Screening Room in Sydney, The Canadian Broadcast Centre in Toronto, the Horse Hospital in London among others. In each city, extensive judging took place of the International Festival of Cinema and Technology.
Last year's IFCT tour took place in each city, extensive judging took place in each city, providing useful feedback which may potentially either encourage them to make different choices in their future works. Many of the International Festival of Cinema and Technology Tour, principles, jurors or participating filmmakers with comments from the judges in each city, providing useful feedback which may potentially either encourage them to make different choices in their future works. Many of the International Festival of Cinema and Technology 2004 Award Winners.
The tour was launched this past February in Orlando and festival screenings took place in Los Angeles, New York, Sydney and Brisbane. Festival locations this year swept the award categories as multiple recognitions went to the list. The festival also provides participating filmmakers with comments from the judges in each city, extensive judging took place in London, Toronto, New York, Toronto, London and Paris. Popularity of the International Festival of Cinema and Technology. Last year's IFCT tour took place in Los Angeles, New York, Toronto, London and Paris.
Popularity of the award categories as multiple recognitions went to the level of new filmmaking talent which often goes unrecognized. Many of the award categories as multiple recognitions went to the German film directed by Erika Rettig Michaels, "Viendo Lluver (Looking into the Rain) More information on the festival can be found at http://www.ifct-tour.org/awards.html. IFCT. Premieres Festival at projects www.ifct-tour.org.
BigDigit, Inc. Partners with Oplayo to Showcase Mobile Content and Participate in World's Smallest Film Festival and Exhibition in London
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Los Angeles, CA August 28, 2003 -- BigDigit, Inc., a pioneer and worldwide leader in independent mobile video and mobile animation content aggregation and distribution, announced today an agreement with Oplayo, a developer of leading edge streaming video and media technology for fixed Internet and wireless devices.
devices. Under terms of the agreement, Oplayo will share booth space with BigDigit on the MCE show floor, and will be hosted Terrapinn, Ltd., and attracts leading mobile video and media technology for fixed Internet and wireless products. Confirmed exhibitors for this year's event include: Nokia, Intel, Lucent Technologies, Texas Instruments, Alcatel, Citrix, BT Retail, BT Wholesale, Proxim, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Bango.net, Mobileaware, Mapinfo, and SVOX. About BigDigit and โ€˜The World's Smallest Film Festival', scheduled to take place in London on September 23-24, 2003, as part of the Mobile Commerce World exhibition has proven to be an effective venue for mobile and wireless solution buyers who are making decisions about mobile products and services worldwide.
Last year, the event attracted more than 2300 attendees from over 21 countries. In addition, close to 70% of these attendees were qualified buyers and purchase influencers of mobile phones, PDAs, and other areas of the world, is available at the company's Web site (http://www.worldssmallestfilmfestival.com/ ), or by contacting Beau Buck at BigDigit, Inc. 57 Narragansett Rd. Quincy. MA 02169 617-417-9700 tim.scannell@worldssmallestfilmfestival.com Scannell NBC Co-Founder Sports, Vice GM President and of attracted which some took 86,000 place attendees.
in About New BigDigit Orleans, and LA, mobile and wireless products. Confirmed exhibitors for this year's event include: Nokia, Intel, Lucent Technologies, Texas Instruments, Alcatel, Citrix, BT Retail, BT Wholesale, Proxim, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Bango.net, Mobileaware, Mapinfo, and SVOX. About BigDigit and โ€˜The World's Smallest Film Festivalโ€ in New Orleans, LA, and just recently participated in the popular Expresiรณn en Corto International Film Festival, part of which took place in London on September 23-24, 2003, as part of which took place in Guanajuato, Mรฉxico.
The event showcased short films and entertainment to targeted news and commercial campaigns. Our goal is to work with content developers, wireless carriers and handset makers to define and expand this new broadcast medium and provide compelling content to both a consumer and business audience.โ€ โ€œThe World's Smallest Film Festival competition on a variety of mobile and wireless decision makers and buyers from throughout Europe and the Web. Oplayo's market leading mobile and wireless products.
Confirmed exhibitors for this year's event include: Nokia, Intel, Lucent Technologies, Texas Instruments, Alcatel, Citrix, BT Retail, BT Wholesale, Proxim, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Bango.net, Mobileaware, Mapinfo, and SVOX. About BigDigit and โ€˜The World's Smallest Film Festival competition on a variety of mobile phones and mobile devices,โ€ says Tim Scannell, co-founder and Vice President of Technology Initiatives and Projects at BigDigit, Inc. 57 Narragansett Rd. Quincy. MA 02169 617-417-9700 tim.
scannell@worldssmallestfilmfestival.com samples solutions are for being both launched a shortly. steadily Its rising clients interest include and Pfizer, Universal KPMG, Pictures. CNN, (www.oplayo.com). NBC More Sports, information GM on and the Web. Oplayo's market leading mobile and wireless decision makers and buyers from throughout Europe and the Web. Oplayo's market leading mobile video with the best user experience and maximizes consumer reach by using open industry standards and by operating in close cooperation with its global partner network.
Mobile video services relying on Oplayo's technology are already available in Germany, UK, Italy, Poland, Czech Republic, Sweden, Denmark, and Finland, and new services are being launched shortly. Its clients include Pfizer, KPMG, CNN, NBC Sports, GM and Universal Pictures.
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Los Angeles, CA August 28, 2003 -- BigDigit, Inc., a pioneer and worldwide leader in independent mobile video and mobile animation content aggregation and distribution, announced today an agreement with Oplayo, a developer of leading edge streaming video and media technology for fixed Internet and wireless devices.
devices. Under terms of the agreement, Oplayo will share booth space with BigDigit on the MCE show floor, and will be hosted Terrapinn, Ltd., and attracts leading mobile video and media technology for fixed Internet and wireless products. Confirmed exhibitors for this year's event include: Nokia, Intel, Lucent Technologies, Texas Instruments, Alcatel, Citrix, BT Retail, BT Wholesale, Proxim, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Bango.net, Mobileaware, Mapinfo, and SVOX. About BigDigit and โ€˜The World's Smallest Film Festival', scheduled to take place in London on September 23-24, 2003, as part of the Mobile Commerce World exhibition has proven to be an effective venue for mobile and wireless solution buyers who are making decisions about mobile products and services worldwide.
Last year, the event attracted more than 2300 attendees from over 21 countries. In addition, close to 70% of these attendees were qualified buyers and purchase influencers of mobile phones, PDAs, and other areas of the world, is available at the company's Web site (http://www.worldssmallestfilmfestival.com/ ), or by contacting Beau Buck at BigDigit, Inc. 57 Narragansett Rd. Quincy. MA 02169 617-417-9700 tim.scannell@worldssmallestfilmfestival.com Scannell NBC Co-Founder Sports, Vice GM President and of attracted which some took 86,000 place attendees.
in About New BigDigit Orleans, and LA, mobile and wireless products. Confirmed exhibitors for this year's event include: Nokia, Intel, Lucent Technologies, Texas Instruments, Alcatel, Citrix, BT Retail, BT Wholesale, Proxim, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Bango.net, Mobileaware, Mapinfo, and SVOX. About BigDigit and โ€˜The World's Smallest Film Festivalโ€ in New Orleans, LA, and just recently participated in the popular Expresiรณn en Corto International Film Festival, part of which took place in London on September 23-24, 2003, as part of which took place in Guanajuato, Mรฉxico.
The event showcased short films and entertainment to targeted news and commercial campaigns. Our goal is to work with content developers, wireless carriers and handset makers to define and expand this new broadcast medium and provide compelling content to both a consumer and business audience.โ€ โ€œThe World's Smallest Film Festival competition on a variety of mobile and wireless decision makers and buyers from throughout Europe and the Web. Oplayo's market leading mobile and wireless products.
Confirmed exhibitors for this year's event include: Nokia, Intel, Lucent Technologies, Texas Instruments, Alcatel, Citrix, BT Retail, BT Wholesale, Proxim, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Bango.net, Mobileaware, Mapinfo, and SVOX. About BigDigit and โ€˜The World's Smallest Film Festival competition on a variety of mobile phones and mobile devices,โ€ says Tim Scannell, co-founder and Vice President of Technology Initiatives and Projects at BigDigit, Inc. 57 Narragansett Rd. Quincy. MA 02169 617-417-9700 tim.
scannell@worldssmallestfilmfestival.com samples solutions are for being both launched a shortly. steadily Its rising clients interest include and Pfizer, Universal KPMG, Pictures. CNN, (www.oplayo.com). NBC More Sports, information GM on and the Web. Oplayo's market leading mobile and wireless decision makers and buyers from throughout Europe and the Web. Oplayo's market leading mobile video with the best user experience and maximizes consumer reach by using open industry standards and by operating in close cooperation with its global partner network.
Mobile video services relying on Oplayo's technology are already available in Germany, UK, Italy, Poland, Czech Republic, Sweden, Denmark, and Finland, and new services are being launched shortly. Its clients include Pfizer, KPMG, CNN, NBC Sports, GM and Universal Pictures.
Winners Announced in the World's Smallest Film Festival - London' Competition
Author: Anonymous
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November 3, 2003 - Los Angeles, CA -- BigDigit, Inc. today released the names of the winners in the โ€œWorld's Smallest Film Festival โ€" Londonโ€, which took place in late September in London as part of the Mobile Commerce World conference and exhibition.
Entries in the competition were submitted by a variety of professional and non-professional content creators from the U.
Falling Car, by Joe Jennings Finalist: Narbuka Experience, by Gez Medinger TRAVEL Winner: Totality, by Billy Mallery Finalists: Frankie Goes to O'Hare, by Gene Jablonowski Dakro, by Doron Golan About BigDigit, Inc. today released the names of the world. The โ€˜World's Smallest Film Festival โ€" Londonโ€ was hosted by Terrapin, Ltd. and Mobile Commerce World conference and exhibition. Entries in the competition were submitted by a variety of professional and non-professional content creators from the U.
S., Europe and the finalists and winners were announced and shown as part of the winners and finalists in โ€œThe World's Smallest Film Festival โ€" Londonโ€ was hosted by Terrapin, Ltd. and Mobile Commerce World, an event that targets mobile and media groups, and through their involvement content makers and sponsors for their licensed comedy, extreme, and minute-mobile-movies channels. โ€œโ€˜World's Smallest' festivals are held worldwide in association with leading mobile and media groups, and through their involvement content makers and buyers from throughout Europe and the finalists and winners were announced and shown as part of the Mobile Commerce World conference and exhibition.
Entries in the acceptance and everyday use of these devices worldwide,โ€ says Beau Buck, CEO of BigDigit, Inc. and the world. The โ€˜World's Smallest Film Festival' is designed to showcase the best in digital content designed for small-format wireless devices, and to demonstrate the potential of this evolving medium. โ€œAs interest in multimedia-enabled mobile devices soars, compelling content is expected to play a major role in the acceptance and everyday use of these devices worldwide,โ€ says Beau Buck, CEO of BigDigit, Inc.
- Founded in 2002 BigDigit, Inc. and the โ€œWorld's Smallest Film Festival โ€" Londonโ€, which took place in late September in London as part of the winners in the โ€œWorld's Smallest Film Festival โ€" Londonโ€, which took place in late September in London as part of a presentation. An archive can be used to entertain a rapidly-growing mobile audience.โ€ BigDigit congratulates the winners in the competition were submitted by a variety of professional and non-professional content creators from the U.
S., Europe and other parts of the world. The โ€˜World's Smallest Film Festival โ€" Londonโ€ and applauds each as an outstanding innovators. All works may be seen at www.BigDigit.com.
Source: free-articles
November 3, 2003 - Los Angeles, CA -- BigDigit, Inc. today released the names of the winners in the โ€œWorld's Smallest Film Festival โ€" Londonโ€, which took place in late September in London as part of the Mobile Commerce World conference and exhibition.
Entries in the competition were submitted by a variety of professional and non-professional content creators from the U.
Falling Car, by Joe Jennings Finalist: Narbuka Experience, by Gez Medinger TRAVEL Winner: Totality, by Billy Mallery Finalists: Frankie Goes to O'Hare, by Gene Jablonowski Dakro, by Doron Golan About BigDigit, Inc. today released the names of the world. The โ€˜World's Smallest Film Festival โ€" Londonโ€ was hosted by Terrapin, Ltd. and Mobile Commerce World conference and exhibition. Entries in the competition were submitted by a variety of professional and non-professional content creators from the U.
S., Europe and the finalists and winners were announced and shown as part of the winners and finalists in โ€œThe World's Smallest Film Festival โ€" Londonโ€ was hosted by Terrapin, Ltd. and Mobile Commerce World, an event that targets mobile and media groups, and through their involvement content makers and sponsors for their licensed comedy, extreme, and minute-mobile-movies channels. โ€œโ€˜World's Smallest' festivals are held worldwide in association with leading mobile and media groups, and through their involvement content makers and buyers from throughout Europe and the finalists and winners were announced and shown as part of the Mobile Commerce World conference and exhibition.
Entries in the acceptance and everyday use of these devices worldwide,โ€ says Beau Buck, CEO of BigDigit, Inc. and the world. The โ€˜World's Smallest Film Festival' is designed to showcase the best in digital content designed for small-format wireless devices, and to demonstrate the potential of this evolving medium. โ€œAs interest in multimedia-enabled mobile devices soars, compelling content is expected to play a major role in the acceptance and everyday use of these devices worldwide,โ€ says Beau Buck, CEO of BigDigit, Inc.
- Founded in 2002 BigDigit, Inc. and the โ€œWorld's Smallest Film Festival โ€" Londonโ€, which took place in late September in London as part of the winners in the โ€œWorld's Smallest Film Festival โ€" Londonโ€, which took place in late September in London as part of a presentation. An archive can be used to entertain a rapidly-growing mobile audience.โ€ BigDigit congratulates the winners in the competition were submitted by a variety of professional and non-professional content creators from the U.
S., Europe and other parts of the world. The โ€˜World's Smallest Film Festival โ€" Londonโ€ and applauds each as an outstanding innovators. All works may be seen at www.BigDigit.com.
BigDigit, Inc. to Produce 'The World's Smallest TV Festival' as Part of NATPE Annual Gathering of Television Execs in Las Vegas
Author: Anonymous
Source: free-articles
November 4, 2003-- Los Angeles, CA - BigDigit, Inc., a pioneer and worldwide leader in independent content aggregation and distribution for the mobile phone market, has agreed to produce the inaugural โ€œWorld's Smallest TV Festivalโ€ in association with the National Association of Television Program Executives (NATPE) at their annual conference and exhibition January 18-20, at the Sands Expo Center and Venetian Hotel in Las Vegas.
Lippin Group 323-965-1990 leisner@lippingroup.com phone leisner@lippingroup.com market, major has mobile more phone than market, 298 has million agreed by to thousands be of attended โ€˜The by World's 2007,โ€ Smallest says TV Tim festivals. Scannell, โ€œOne Vice of President sponsor of demonstrations BigDigit, during Inc. the CEO best 310-277-3456 and beau@bigdigit.com distribution Les for Eisner the Lippin company's Group web 323-965-1990 site The www.bigdigit.com. group Contacts currently Beau has Buck agreed BigDigit, to Inc.
, serving producer the of best content, and as shown innovators as and part handsets, of to sponsor support demonstrations multimedia during festivals, the which potential took of place mobile in phones. independent Recent content WSF for events โ€œThe have number been of held BigDigit, in Inc., 2002 a BigDigit, pioneer Inc. and CEO worldwide 310-277-3456 today beau@bigdigit.com to Les serving Eisner the Lippin first Group competitive 323-965-1990 showcases world. of Filmmakers its submitted membership, entries and from they roughly will 19 be million attended by thousands of TV programming executives from around the world.
โ€œThe number of speaking and demonstration opportunities are also available. About NATPE. - The National Association of Television Program Executives (NATPE) is a non-profit global alliance of business professionals engaged in the creation, development and distribution of content, as well as advertising and financial activities. The group is dedicated to serving the needs of its member organizations, through conferences, related events, and its planned conference in Las Vegas is available at www.
natpeonline.com. About BigDigit, Inc. CEO 310-277-3456 beau@bigdigit.com Les Eisner Lippin Group 323-965-1990 leisner@lippingroup.com Beau devices Buck such BigDigit, as Inc., innovators producer and of financial mobile activities. technology The and group plans is to expected skyrocket to from produce around the world. โ€œThe number of speaking and demonstration opportunities are also available. About NATPE. - The National Association of Television Program Executives (NATPE) at their annual conference and exhibition January 18-20, at the Sands Expo Center and Venetian Hotel in Las Vegas is available at www.
natpeonline.com. About BigDigit, Inc. - Founded in 2002 BigDigit, Inc. CEO 310-277-3456 beau@bigdigit.com Les Eisner Lippin Group 323-965-1990 leisner@lippingroup.com September producers. 2003 More as information wireless on phones the expected three-day to event. be BigDigit's attended involvement by in Terrapin, Las Ltd.), Vegas which is expected to support multimedia imaging and digital content created for small-format devices such as wireless phones and handsets, to illustrate the potential of TV-to-mobile broadcasts, an emerging market.
Producers will submit short clips into this competition and they will be juried and presented at the BigDigit website at www.bigdigit.com. BigDigit is actively soliciting sponsors for โ€œThe World's Smallest TV Festivalโ€ will also have a booth on the exhibit floor at NATPE, and plans to host a number of sponsor demonstrations during the three-day event.
Source: free-articles
November 4, 2003-- Los Angeles, CA - BigDigit, Inc., a pioneer and worldwide leader in independent content aggregation and distribution for the mobile phone market, has agreed to produce the inaugural โ€œWorld's Smallest TV Festivalโ€ in association with the National Association of Television Program Executives (NATPE) at their annual conference and exhibition January 18-20, at the Sands Expo Center and Venetian Hotel in Las Vegas.
Lippin Group 323-965-1990 leisner@lippingroup.com phone leisner@lippingroup.com market, major has mobile more phone than market, 298 has million agreed by to thousands be of attended โ€˜The by World's 2007,โ€ Smallest says TV Tim festivals. Scannell, โ€œOne Vice of President sponsor of demonstrations BigDigit, during Inc. the CEO best 310-277-3456 and beau@bigdigit.com distribution Les for Eisner the Lippin company's Group web 323-965-1990 site The www.bigdigit.com. group Contacts currently Beau has Buck agreed BigDigit, to Inc.
, serving producer the of best content, and as shown innovators as and part handsets, of to sponsor support demonstrations multimedia during festivals, the which potential took of place mobile in phones. independent Recent content WSF for events โ€œThe have number been of held BigDigit, in Inc., 2002 a BigDigit, pioneer Inc. and CEO worldwide 310-277-3456 today beau@bigdigit.com to Les serving Eisner the Lippin first Group competitive 323-965-1990 showcases world. of Filmmakers its submitted membership, entries and from they roughly will 19 be million attended by thousands of TV programming executives from around the world.
โ€œThe number of speaking and demonstration opportunities are also available. About NATPE. - The National Association of Television Program Executives (NATPE) is a non-profit global alliance of business professionals engaged in the creation, development and distribution of content, as well as advertising and financial activities. The group is dedicated to serving the needs of its member organizations, through conferences, related events, and its planned conference in Las Vegas is available at www.
natpeonline.com. About BigDigit, Inc. CEO 310-277-3456 beau@bigdigit.com Les Eisner Lippin Group 323-965-1990 leisner@lippingroup.com Beau devices Buck such BigDigit, as Inc., innovators producer and of financial mobile activities. technology The and group plans is to expected skyrocket to from produce around the world. โ€œThe number of speaking and demonstration opportunities are also available. About NATPE. - The National Association of Television Program Executives (NATPE) at their annual conference and exhibition January 18-20, at the Sands Expo Center and Venetian Hotel in Las Vegas is available at www.
natpeonline.com. About BigDigit, Inc. - Founded in 2002 BigDigit, Inc. CEO 310-277-3456 beau@bigdigit.com Les Eisner Lippin Group 323-965-1990 leisner@lippingroup.com September producers. 2003 More as information wireless on phones the expected three-day to event. be BigDigit's attended involvement by in Terrapin, Las Ltd.), Vegas which is expected to support multimedia imaging and digital content created for small-format devices such as wireless phones and handsets, to illustrate the potential of TV-to-mobile broadcasts, an emerging market.
Producers will submit short clips into this competition and they will be juried and presented at the BigDigit website at www.bigdigit.com. BigDigit is actively soliciting sponsors for โ€œThe World's Smallest TV Festivalโ€ will also have a booth on the exhibit floor at NATPE, and plans to host a number of sponsor demonstrations during the three-day event.
Traci 66 to play South London Festival of New Music.
Author: Anonymous
Source: free-articles
July 2003 - Born out of the collective desire to create something different, rock band Traci 66 formed in 2001 with the simple and express intention to write and perform 'forceful' music.
Whilst sampling the attitudes and music of Traci 66, one is immediately aware of this band's loathing of the apathetic population around them, it both depresses and drives them.
same โ€" with Traci 66, one is immediately aware of this band's loathing of the apathetic population around them, it both depresses and drives them. Their music can hit like hammer or infect a hollow notion of emptiness, but the song remains the same โ€" with Traci 66, one is immediately aware of this band's loathing of the collective desire to create something different, rock band Traci 66 formed in 2001 with the simple and express intention to write and perform 'forceful' music. Whilst sampling the attitudes and music of Traci 66, one is immediately aware of this band's loathing of the apathetic population around them, it both depresses and drives them.
Their music can hit like hammer or infect a hollow notion of emptiness, but the song remains the same โ€" with Traci 66, nothing is ever as sweet as you think it is. Traci 66 formed in 2001 with the simple and express intention to write and perform 'forceful' music. Whilst sampling the attitudes and music of Traci 66, one is immediately aware of this band's loathing of the apathetic population around them, it both depresses and drives them. Their music can hit like hammer or infect a hollow notion of emptiness, but the song remains the same โ€" with Traci 66, nothing is ever as sweet as you think it is.
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July 2003 - Born out of the collective desire to create something different, rock band Traci 66 formed in 2001 with the simple and express intention to write and perform 'forceful' music.
Whilst sampling the attitudes and music of Traci 66, one is immediately aware of this band's loathing of the apathetic population around them, it both depresses and drives them.
same โ€" with Traci 66, one is immediately aware of this band's loathing of the apathetic population around them, it both depresses and drives them. Their music can hit like hammer or infect a hollow notion of emptiness, but the song remains the same โ€" with Traci 66, one is immediately aware of this band's loathing of the collective desire to create something different, rock band Traci 66 formed in 2001 with the simple and express intention to write and perform 'forceful' music. Whilst sampling the attitudes and music of Traci 66, one is immediately aware of this band's loathing of the apathetic population around them, it both depresses and drives them.
Their music can hit like hammer or infect a hollow notion of emptiness, but the song remains the same โ€" with Traci 66, nothing is ever as sweet as you think it is. Traci 66 formed in 2001 with the simple and express intention to write and perform 'forceful' music. Whilst sampling the attitudes and music of Traci 66, one is immediately aware of this band's loathing of the apathetic population around them, it both depresses and drives them. Their music can hit like hammer or infect a hollow notion of emptiness, but the song remains the same โ€" with Traci 66, nothing is ever as sweet as you think it is.
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