Author Archives: framingsounds
Film class and notes
Above is the press release for a film class I will be teaching in a few weeks. Sign up if you live nearby!
In other news, Robert Robertson’s new book Cinema and the Audio VIsual Imagination published by I.B Tauris should be released sometime this summer.
There are quite a few links already
http://us.macmillan.com/cinemaandtheaudiovisualimagination/RobertRobertson (This link has the table of contents)
http://www.ibtauris.com/Search%20Results.aspx?query=robert+robertson
http://www.ibtauris.com/Books/The%20arts/Film%20TV%20%20radio/Films%20cinema/Film%20theory%20%20criticism/Cinema%20and%20the%20Audiovisual%20Imagination%20Music%20Sound%20and%20Image.aspx?menuitem=%7B1E8BB86C-2C2C-4769-A440-E6D2CA51E0D6%7D
In related news, Philippa Brewster, Senior Editor at I.B. Tauris.
just won the Outstanding Contribution to Publishing Award from the Kraszna-Krausz Foundation. You can read about it here on Robert’s site-
http://ocatilloaudiovisual.weebly.com/2/category/all/1.html
Lastly, to order the RabelisDada book also go here-
http://ocatilloaudiovisual.weebly.com/rabelaisdada.html
More news soon on some exciting events coming up in NYC
Early Hours in the Writing Center (Audio 28) Tentative title
877 Miles by Lynlee on Classwar Karaoke’s 0025 survey
‘877 Miles’ is a new track by Lynlee, featured in Classwar Karaoke – 0025 Survey. This track is made with recordings from Montpellier and Belfast, each taken by Chris Lynn and Una Lee. Free streaming and download is available in the link below. Enjoy!
Excerpt from the Goethe performance
Daniel Barbiero has embarked on creating a very stimulating and exciting blog. His first entry was based on the expanded cinema performance last Saturday.
Here is the link to his blog
Check it out!
and below is the except posted on soundcloud
Thanks!
Thanks to everyone who attended the DCIFF(Goethe Institut) and the MLK shows. A special thanks to Video Love, Margaret Rorison, Daniel Barbiero, Gary Rouzer, Patricia Doyen, and J. Surak for their major contributions at the Goethe Institut. What a great time! During both events the Super 8 projector ran smoothly!
I would also like to thank the DCIFF and the MLK for the invites and WPFW for the late night radio interview with Bobby Hill.
I will post more on these event in the upcoming weeks.
The DCIST also had a nice plug here-
http://dcist.com/2014/02/popcorn_candy_bodice_ripper.php










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