"Home of the Brave" - AV excerpt from "True Fictions"
The recent show at the BFI IMAX was a great success, we had a toally sold out audience thanks to great publicity by the lovely people at the onedotzero festival. Here's a selection of pictures from the night:
Our True Fictions show was followed by performances by two other audio visual acts: D-Fuse and Hexstatic. Both presented great work in this amazing venue - all round it was a legendary night for live cinema in London!
We hope to post future dates for shows here very soon!
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The Light Surgeons - Over the past ten years the UK based art collective The Light Surgeons have developed and pioneered their own unique style of live mixed media performance.
After providing visuals for many live music acts they have pioneered new directions in filmmaking and live audiovisual performance.
Creating groundbreaking projects such as “APB - All Points Between” and “The Z-Axis”, The Light Surgeons have blurred the boundaries between filmmaking and musical performance and toured their acclaimed productions internationally.
These shows have developed a form of audiovisual journalism that fuses music and storytelling by way of recorded interviews and fragmented narratives in combination with improvised live manipulation of video.
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Empac - The Experimental Media and Performing Arts Center - is a place and a program, where the arts challenge and alter our technology and technology challenges and alters the arts. Founded by Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, empac is an arts institution that draws strength from being part of a great research university.
It operates nationally and internationally: attracting innovative artists, both renowned and emerging, from around the world; offering artists, researchers, and audiences opportunities that are available nowhere else under a single roof; providing unsurpassed facilities for creative exploration, and for research in fields such as visualization and movement capture; sending new artworks onto the global stage.
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