Hey,
I was wondering if the people who are making connections could post where they are connecting to and whatever you have worked out with them or whatever idea you have. Obviously, we can discuss all of this tonight, but I think that if we have all of this information in one place, then we can really get the ball rolling. It's also nice to know what other people are doing in terms of program planning and how we can make other ideas work together.
Amanda
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Thursday, April 8, 2010
Some Images of our theme "Boundaries"
It is around Madison Square Park.
I think probably one month ago some artist made a bronze statue and set up those in certain area.
First time when I saw the bronze person on the top of Flatiron Building, I thought that someone try to commit suicide. After noticing the statue, I attentively observed it.
The artist kept changing the position by a certain boundries with those statue.
At this point, it seems similar with our new project.
What do you think? :)
Late night - from Jee Yun Hong
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
meeting and new ideas
Hi guys,
Considering we ended up not meeting last night and that our time is getting shorter and shorter I would like to try a meeting next Tue before class. Jee Yun and I have tech rehearsal at 8pm and we might not be able to meet after class. How many of you could meet at 5:45pm in the classroom next Tue?
Also, Sony and Jason won't be able to be in our performance on the 27th. That, together with some ideas I had last class during Pedro's presentation, and with the time we have left made me think if we should do a different format than the one we are planning so far.
My feeling is that we are following a similar format than memory, with a theme, the places we want to connect, the scenes, etc, but with less structure, less resources, and less time. Since this is an open project, we don't have to necessarily follow that same structure, right?
I am wondering if we can come up with a different setting, or even a whole different idea altogether. Something simpler but different than the one we had already tried. It feels hard to do it without Sony and Jason and also it feels weird to repeat the same pattern that we had done, so successful, with memory.
We could experiment with one of Pedro's proposed ideas and see what we get, like that idea of having a lot of people connected with their laptops in different locations getting the sounds from all over.
Sorry I am not being so helpful here, but I think we should use the limitations we have to come up with something simpler and more creative. I honestly don't think dancing in that room would work so well, for instance. But Jee and I could do something in a different place.
What if every one of us choose a place to be (an unfamiliar territory?) and we send the images to the screen that could be set in our classroom? And the goal would be to explore how we feel in that place either by dancing, singing, playing, talking, or simply being there...
My 2 cents.
Raquel
Considering we ended up not meeting last night and that our time is getting shorter and shorter I would like to try a meeting next Tue before class. Jee Yun and I have tech rehearsal at 8pm and we might not be able to meet after class. How many of you could meet at 5:45pm in the classroom next Tue?
Also, Sony and Jason won't be able to be in our performance on the 27th. That, together with some ideas I had last class during Pedro's presentation, and with the time we have left made me think if we should do a different format than the one we are planning so far.
My feeling is that we are following a similar format than memory, with a theme, the places we want to connect, the scenes, etc, but with less structure, less resources, and less time. Since this is an open project, we don't have to necessarily follow that same structure, right?
I am wondering if we can come up with a different setting, or even a whole different idea altogether. Something simpler but different than the one we had already tried. It feels hard to do it without Sony and Jason and also it feels weird to repeat the same pattern that we had done, so successful, with memory.
We could experiment with one of Pedro's proposed ideas and see what we get, like that idea of having a lot of people connected with their laptops in different locations getting the sounds from all over.
Sorry I am not being so helpful here, but I think we should use the limitations we have to come up with something simpler and more creative. I honestly don't think dancing in that room would work so well, for instance. But Jee and I could do something in a different place.
What if every one of us choose a place to be (an unfamiliar territory?) and we send the images to the screen that could be set in our classroom? And the goal would be to explore how we feel in that place either by dancing, singing, playing, talking, or simply being there...
My 2 cents.
Raquel
Monday, April 5, 2010
Class Notes (March 30th)
*Technology
Four connections (Two are slower)
Streaming?
Need two to three DVD players
*Room setup
Using piano and cover the back (use as screen to project images)
*Ideas (Scenes)
Using people to create movement by pushing and pulling on the “white sheets”
Putting ideas in a hat – during show performers would randomly pick an idea and re-enact it on the spot by choosing from the hat?
Performers wear all white
Idea of practice rooms – filming different players
Stairs as a boundary
Invisible glasses
Taking different genres and adding variety of other musical examples (adding blues to classical music)
Personal Bubble, Generation Limitation
*Buffer (For in between scenes)
Using DVD’s –musical or visual (loop and create more than the allotted time)
*Items (Need)
White sheets
Projector – on all walls and one facing ceiling
DVD’s from Bobst (need to fill out paper work before borrowing)
*Number of people and what equipment is required??
Four connections (Two are slower)
Streaming?
Need two to three DVD players
*Room setup
Using piano and cover the back (use as screen to project images)
*Ideas (Scenes)
Using people to create movement by pushing and pulling on the “white sheets”
Putting ideas in a hat – during show performers would randomly pick an idea and re-enact it on the spot by choosing from the hat?
Performers wear all white
Idea of practice rooms – filming different players
Stairs as a boundary
Invisible glasses
Taking different genres and adding variety of other musical examples (adding blues to classical music)
Personal Bubble, Generation Limitation
*Buffer (For in between scenes)
Using DVD’s –musical or visual (loop and create more than the allotted time)
*Items (Need)
White sheets
Projector – on all walls and one facing ceiling
DVD’s from Bobst (need to fill out paper work before borrowing)
*Number of people and what equipment is required??
Class Notes (March 23rd)
Collaborative Projects Notes 3/23
DATE OF PERFORMANCE
April 27th
LOCATION
Studio E
TIME
6:45 – 8:25pm
WEEKS UNTIL PERFORMANCE
March 27th – brainstormed about themes, discussion about previous performance
March 30th
April 6th
April 13th
April 20th
ROLES (Who does what?)
THEMES
Growth (Development, Growing, Fertilizing)
Territory (Emotional, Physical, Testimony)
Focusing on the different stages of territory
Nationalism, Boundaries (How to be present and not be there)
Adding places, geographically
Limitations
PROCEDURES
Class collaboration (create cohesiveness)
Five scenes
MEDIA
Spoken Dialogue
Dance/Movement
Acting
Visual
Playing/Performing
COLLABORATORS
South Africa - Community Group from South Africa - Beth
Italy – Tam
CAL Arts - Tam
Brazil – Raquel
Austin, TX - Jason
NEEDS FOR TECHNOLOGY
Numbers of connections
ichat
skype
PIECES
Need two dancers (Tam’s piece)
Solo flute, experimenting with sounds
Sunday, April 4, 2010
Catching up
Hi guys, Raquel here. Thanks Sony for doing the blog, it is very helpful.
Since I miss class last week can anybody post what happened and what did you talk about the project then?
All I know is from the first meeting we had, then we got Jee Young's email with suggestions, then Betty's email with suggestions, that I also replied.
Please put me in the loop!
Thanks.
Happy Easter to everyone!
Raquel
Since I miss class last week can anybody post what happened and what did you talk about the project then?
All I know is from the first meeting we had, then we got Jee Young's email with suggestions, then Betty's email with suggestions, that I also replied.
Please put me in the loop!
Thanks.
Happy Easter to everyone!
Raquel
Saturday, April 3, 2010
Hello
Hi everyone, this is our blog for the upcoming in-class experiment. Hopefully we can get the ball rolling with this project now, as we are running out of precious time. Feel free to post whenever.
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