We are now open for submissions for our September Video is the Only Constant at Corsica Studios, 29th September, London!
Each month we are in search of fascinating videos and films of any genre up to 10 minutes in length. Artist/filmmakers are invited to talk about their work and answer questions from the audience. We want to know what has inspired you to create your work, what you aim to achieve with your moving imagery and ultimately understand the very essence behind your CREATION! Or something along those lines...
If you would like to get involved please send your submissions to: theonlyconstant@ymail.com
Please include the following:
Title of the work:
Running time:
Genre:
Country:
Synopsis/description:
Stills/bio attached or link to download
Format: PAL or NTSC (PAL preferred)
Aspect ratio:
Preview url (for us to review):
Screening Copy: A download link to the video file or on a data DVD (.mov, .avi etc) via mail to: Morgan Beringer, Flat 2, 38 Dunlace Road, London, E5 0NE, UK. Direct downloads MUCH preferred.
The deadline to be included in our September event is Friday 10th September!
Please note we are unable to return dvds so please do not submit your master copies!
We look forward to hearing from you
- The VOC Crew
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Friday, 20 August 2010
Thursday, 22 April 2010
Friday, 5 March 2010
Sunday, 28 February 2010
Saturday, 20 February 2010
VIDEO IS THE ONLY CONSTANT @ CORSICA STUDIOS - March 3rd
High Quality Copy of Flyer
Friday, 12 February 2010
Brainwash Film Night
Another event to show your work at that might be appealing...
http://www.facebook.com/brainwashlondon
http://www.facebook.com/brainwashlondon
Tuesday, 19 January 2010
Thursday, 10 December 2009
Wednesday, 9 December 2009
Salon Video Art Prize is taking submissions...
http://www.salonartprize.com/
Deadline is Saturday the 23rd of January
Deadline is Saturday the 23rd of January
Friday, 4 December 2009
Informal Screening
Hey all,
Tentative date for an informal meet up and screening before Christmas. I thought this would be good as I and others have not really had a chance to see everyone's work, at least not beyond the internet. So let me know if this date works for yall. Friday the 11th.
The address is:
B8 22 Smeed Road
The Old Peanut Factory
Fish Island
E3 2NR
It is in a nice large warehouse space filled with friendlys in Hackney Wick so plenty of seating, a projector, sound system, perhaps even mince pies and mulled wine too.
And even directions!
BY TUBE:
closest station is Bow Road (20 min walk) - turn right on exit, walk down bow road until you get to Bow Church DLR (about 5 min) then head down fairfield road, past roman road, right up until old ford road then turn right (you'll see a church in front of you that sells catering equipment) then take the footbridge over the motorway. After this turn right up by the Big Yellow Storage Comany (HUGE big yellow building) then keep going till you see a blue metal arch which says 'Greenway' on the opposite side of the street. Go down the stairs under the arch, walk along dace road for a couple of minutes and you will be at smeed road, phew! you need to go through the blue door 22 into the courtyard and you will HEAR US. VERY LOUDLY. wooo!
BY DLR:
closest DLR is Bow Church (15 min walk) - directions as above from the DLR bit!
OR... Pudding Mill Lane (10 min walk) - head straight along the greenway past the olympic site until you get to the blue 'Greenway' archway, which is at the end to can't go wrong, then head down the steps, as above.
BUSES:
buses are probably the easiest....
NO. 8 - get off at Parnell Road (which actually stops on Old Ford Road) then walk over the motorway footbridge. After this turn right up by the Big Yellow Storage Comany (HUGE big yellow building) then keep going till you see a blue metal arch which says 'Greenway' on the opposite side of the street. Go down the stairs under the arch, walk along dace road for a couple of minutes and you will be at smeed road. This only takes about 5 mins. NO. 8 is also a NIGHT BUS!!! yay. this is handy.
NO. 339 - get off at Fish Island (last stop) and head up by the Big Yellow Storage Comany etc.
NO.s 276 and 488 - get off at Monier Road. Head down towards the building yards and over the roundabout until you get to Dace Road (2 mins). Walk down dace road and smeed road will be on your left.
NO. 25 - get off at Bow Church DLR and follow directions as above. 25 is also a NIGHT BUS. woop!
OVERGROUND:
get of at Hackney Wick then walk south down the motorway until you get to Fish Island roundabout, then turn into Dace Road, then Smeed Road is on your left.
and here is a map too....
http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&client=opera&rls=en&hs=er6&q=22%20Smeed%20Road%20London&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=wl
Tentative date for an informal meet up and screening before Christmas. I thought this would be good as I and others have not really had a chance to see everyone's work, at least not beyond the internet. So let me know if this date works for yall. Friday the 11th.
The address is:
B8 22 Smeed Road
The Old Peanut Factory
Fish Island
E3 2NR
It is in a nice large warehouse space filled with friendlys in Hackney Wick so plenty of seating, a projector, sound system, perhaps even mince pies and mulled wine too.
And even directions!
BY TUBE:
closest station is Bow Road (20 min walk) - turn right on exit, walk down bow road until you get to Bow Church DLR (about 5 min) then head down fairfield road, past roman road, right up until old ford road then turn right (you'll see a church in front of you that sells catering equipment) then take the footbridge over the motorway. After this turn right up by the Big Yellow Storage Comany (HUGE big yellow building) then keep going till you see a blue metal arch which says 'Greenway' on the opposite side of the street. Go down the stairs under the arch, walk along dace road for a couple of minutes and you will be at smeed road, phew! you need to go through the blue door 22 into the courtyard and you will HEAR US. VERY LOUDLY. wooo!
BY DLR:
closest DLR is Bow Church (15 min walk) - directions as above from the DLR bit!
OR... Pudding Mill Lane (10 min walk) - head straight along the greenway past the olympic site until you get to the blue 'Greenway' archway, which is at the end to can't go wrong, then head down the steps, as above.
BUSES:
buses are probably the easiest....
NO. 8 - get off at Parnell Road (which actually stops on Old Ford Road) then walk over the motorway footbridge. After this turn right up by the Big Yellow Storage Comany (HUGE big yellow building) then keep going till you see a blue metal arch which says 'Greenway' on the opposite side of the street. Go down the stairs under the arch, walk along dace road for a couple of minutes and you will be at smeed road. This only takes about 5 mins. NO. 8 is also a NIGHT BUS!!! yay. this is handy.
NO. 339 - get off at Fish Island (last stop) and head up by the Big Yellow Storage Comany etc.
NO.s 276 and 488 - get off at Monier Road. Head down towards the building yards and over the roundabout until you get to Dace Road (2 mins). Walk down dace road and smeed road will be on your left.
NO. 25 - get off at Bow Church DLR and follow directions as above. 25 is also a NIGHT BUS. woop!
OVERGROUND:
get of at Hackney Wick then walk south down the motorway until you get to Fish Island roundabout, then turn into Dace Road, then Smeed Road is on your left.
and here is a map too....
http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&client=opera&rls=en&hs=er6&q=22%20Smeed%20Road%20London&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=wl
Tuesday, 17 November 2009
MOVES10: FRAMING MOTION | 21-25 APRIL 2010 | LIVERPOOL
http://www.movementonscreen.org.uk/
Looks good and right up my alley in terms of theme! Check it out!
Looks good and right up my alley in terms of theme! Check it out!
Monday, 16 November 2009
Screening opportunity
Thought this might appeal:
http://www.artsjobs.org.uk/index.php?id=25&ne_source=dailyjobs&ne_post_id=30612
http://www.artsjobs.org.uk/index.php?id=25&ne_source=dailyjobs&ne_post_id=30612
Sunday, 15 November 2009
Thursday, 12 November 2009
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