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Date: Tue, 7 Dec 1999 11:26:17 +0100 From: Joerg Koch <koch@ffwd-berlin.de> Subject: onedotzero'DIGITAL MOVING IMAGE FESTIVAL'ffwd/berlin ffwd. onedotzero DIGITAL MOVING IMAGE FESTIVAL december 3 - december 17, 1999 18:00 - 23:00, thursday - sunday ffwd, ackerstr.154, berlin-mitte onedotzero "... about as close to the future as you'll get" Guardian Guide "As designers become filmmakers and art directors become photographers, onedotzero is the place to watch it all coming together" Creative Review "[The] most innovative digitally-inflected moving image material on the international arts circuit" i-D ADVENTURES IN MOVING IMAGE: The British digital film festival onedotzero has rapidly become one of the most important forums for digital moving images in the world. Each year at the Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) in London, onedotzero showcases a top selection of visionary film, video and Web work representative of a new digital aesthetic. In 1999, onedotzero focuses on the cutting edge of desktop digital filmmaking for the third year in a row. Following engagements in Barcelona, Taiwan and Athens, onedotzero will be stationed at ffwd from December 3 through 17, 1999. http://www.onedotzero.com program *lens flare 99 [18:00] Full motion video (FMV) and pre-rendered movie sequences from computer gaming have leapt in scope and quality in the last few years. From primitive short explanatory intro's to games, they have evolved into evocative storytelling and mood-setting sequences which can be integral to the gaming experience, enhancing the feeling of immersion. They now strive for an epic quality that puts many Hollywood productions to shame. With at least three software houses moving into film productions, these small-screen short stories have got too big for home entertainment. At their best they convey a subtlety of emotion, acute visual comedy and breath-taking dynamic visuals. At their worst, they're a theme park ride, one you might want to ride again and again. This collection includes classic, and yet to be released animation sequences (Oddworld: Abe's Exxodus, Final Fantasy VIII, Parasite Eve, Tomb Raider III, etc.) *wavelength 99 [19:00] Edgy, controversial work from the most adventurous promo and commercials directors around. Including director's cuts, 'lost' promos and previously unseen work in a visual and aural assault. The current state of promo production seems to be seeing a split between more generic client-work and that which is personally-driven by a strong directorial style. It's these strong individual visions which wavelength promotes. Visceral work and premieres from talents as diverse as Chris Cunningham, Spike Jonze, Alex + Martin, Milk Projects, MMS Fuel, Hexstatic, Edmundo, and Dylan Kendle. *wow + flutter 99 [20:00] Innovative and contemporary motion graphics and digital effects from the worlds of graphic design to new media. The first opportunity to see the short digital films which map future visual styles, from leading creative talents in the UK and beyond. This is onedotzero's third annual collection of graphic- and music-led exploratory short films made by a diverse range of creative visions. Featuring ISO, DOTMOV, Andy Martin, OS2, Spin, Film Unit AV, Shynola, Intro, Honey Brothers, Felt, Butler Brothers and others. 3.12.1999 - 10.12.1999 [first week] *Meeting People is Easy [21:00] Directed by Grant Gee/95m Grant Gee's critically-acclaimed feature documentary following Radiohead's massive Ok Computer tour. Behind-the-scenes footage together with a relaxed graphic sensibility gives a glimpse of a strange life on the road in this adventurous and intelligent concert/tour film. "Visually the film is a masterpiece combining grainy black and white with acidic colours, juxtaposed images and split-second stills." Dazed & Confused 11.12.1999 - 17.12.1999 [second week] *Sneakers: Size isn't Everything [21:00] Milk Projects/20m A special preview of Milk Projects work-in-progress documentary based on their successful book 'Sneakers', looking at the cult of the trainer. *VOXIOO: tomato compilation [21:30] New work/70m A chance to view new directions and 'Underworld' connections - a definitive collection of new and rarely-seen moving image work from this influential design collective. "As if gibbering fools we blundered, like stuffed mandrills, into talent and exposure, fussed up and poncing off waving videotape and publications. This is some of it. It's called voxioo, (pronounced vwah-shoo)." Including Warchild, Moaner, Blue Velvet Boxing and Project X. ffwd., Ackerstr.154, 10115 Berlin, fon 030.44050980, fax 030.44050981 *let it rock. --============_-1267537174==_ma============ Content-Type: text/enriched; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable <bold>ffwd</bold>.=20 <paraindent><param>right,right,right,left,left,left</param> </paraindent><paraindent><param>right,right,right,right,left,left,left,left<= /param>onedotzero DIGITAL MOVING IMAGE FESTIVAL december 3 - december 17, 1999 18:00 - 23:00, thursday - sunday ffwd, ackerstr.154, berlin-mitte </paraindent> <bold>onedotzero <paraindent><param>right,right,right,right,left,left,left,left</param> </paraindent></bold><paraindent><param>right,right,right,right,left,left,lef= t,left</param>"... about as close to the future as you'll get" Guardian Guide "As designers become filmmakers and art directors become photographers, onedotzero is the place to watch it all coming together" Creative Review "[The] most innovative digitally-inflected moving image material on the international arts circuit" i-D ADVENTURES IN MOVING IMAGE: The British digital film festival onedotzero has rapidly become one of the most important forums for digital moving images in the world. Each year at the Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) in London, onedotzero showcases a top selection of visionary film, video and Web work representative of a new digital aesthetic. In 1999, onedotzero focuses on the cutting edge of desktop digital filmmaking for the third year in a row. Following engagements in Barcelona, Taiwan and Athens, onedotzero will be stationed at ffwd from December 3 through 17, 1999. http://www.onedotzero.com </paraindent> <bold>program=20 </bold><paraindent><param>right,right,right,right,left,left,left,left</param= >*lens flare 99 [18:00] =46ull motion video (FMV) and pre-rendered movie sequences from computer gaming have leapt in scope and quality in the last few years. From primitive short explanatory intro's to games, they have evolved into evocative storytelling and mood-setting sequences which can be integral to the gaming experience, enhancing the feeling of immersion. They now strive for an epic quality that puts many Hollywood productions to shame. With at least three software houses moving into film productions, these small-screen short stories have got too big for home entertainment. At their best they convey a subtlety of emotion, acute visual comedy and breath-taking dynamic visuals. At their worst, they're a theme park ride, one you might want to ride again and again. This collection includes classic, and yet to be released animation sequences (Oddworld: Abe's Exxodus, Final Fantasy VIII, Parasite Eve, Tomb Raider III, etc.) *wavelength 99 [19:00] Edgy, controversial work from the most adventurous promo and commercials directors around. Including director's cuts, 'lost' promos and previously unseen work in a visual and aural assault. The current state of promo production seems to be seeing a split between more generic client-work and that which is personally-driven by a strong directorial style. It's these strong individual visions which wavelength promotes. Visceral work and premieres from talents as diverse as Chris Cunningham, Spike Jonze, Alex + Martin, Milk Projects, MMS Fuel, Hexstatic, Edmundo, and Dylan Kendle.=20 *wow + flutter 99 [20:00] Innovative and contemporary motion graphics and digital effects from the worlds of graphic design to new media. The first opportunity to see the short digital films which map future visual styles, from leading creative talents in the UK and beyond. This is onedotzero's third annual collection of graphic- and music-led exploratory short films made by a diverse range of creative visions. Featuring ISO, DOTMOV, Andy Martin, OS2, Spin, Film Unit AV, Shynola, Intro, Honey Brothers, =46elt, Butler Brothers and others.=20 3.12.1999 - 10.12.1999 [first week] </paraindent> *Meeting People is Easy [21:00] <paraindent><param>right,right,right,right,left,left,left,left</param>Direct= ed by Grant Gee/95m=20 Grant Gee's critically-acclaimed feature documentary following Radiohead's massive Ok Computer tour. Behind-the-scenes footage together with a relaxed graphic sensibility gives a glimpse of a strange life on the road in this adventurous and intelligent concert/tour film. "Visually the film is a masterpiece combining grainy black and white with acidic colours, juxtaposed images and split-second stills." Dazed & Confused 11.12.1999 - 17.12.1999 [second week] </paraindent> *Sneakers: Size isn't Everything [21:00] Milk Projects/20m <paraindent><param>right,right,right,right,left,left,left,left</param>A special preview of Milk Projects work-in-progress documentary based on their successful book 'Sneakers', looking at the cult of the trainer.=20 </paraindent> *VOXIOO: tomato compilation [21:30] New work/70m <paraindent><param>right,right,right,right,left,left,left,left</param>A chance to view new directions and 'Underworld' connections - a definitive collection of new and rarely-seen moving image work from this influential design collective. "As if gibbering fools we blundered, like stuffed mandrills, into talent and exposure, fussed up and poncing off waving videotape and publications. This is some of it. It's called voxioo, (pronounced vwah-shoo)." Including Warchild, Moaner, Blue Velvet Boxing and Project X.=20 </paraindent>=20 <paraindent><param>right,right,right,right,left,left,left,left</param> ffwd., Ackerstr.154, 10115 Berlin,=20 fon 030.44050980, fax 030.44050981 =20 Arthur Bueno V2_Organisatie Rotterdam Eendrachtsstraat 10 3012 XL Rotterdam tel. 010.206.7272 url: www.v2.nl fax. 010.206.7271 ------Syndicate mailinglist-------------------- Syndicate network for media culture and media art information and archive: http://www.v2.nl/syndicate to unsubscribe, write to <syndicate-request@aec.at> in the body of the msg: unsubscribe your@email.adress