[microsound] CALL FOR VIDEO SUBMISSIONS due March 15 - 4th Annual ONCE.TWICE festival of sound and video

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CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS – 4th ANNUAL ONCE.TWICE:FESTIVAL
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The Once.Twice:Festival of Sound and Video is an annual three-day event  
taking place in downtown Baltimore, Maryland.  The festival aims to  
promote innovation in the production and presentation of audio and  
video electronic art, in particular (though not limited to) artists  
whose work explores the potential of new digital audio and video  
processing techniques.  Since the first festival in spring of 2001,  
Once.Twice has brought over 50 nationally and internationally renowned  
artists to perform alongside Baltimore city and area talent, including:  
Andreas Berthling, Sutekh, Safety Scissors, Giles Hendrix, Timeblind,  
Kit Clayton, Algorithm, Taylor Deupree, Sammy Dee, Sue Costabile,  
Andreas Tilliander, Smith-N-Hack, William Basinski, Deadbeat, Geoff  
White, Crack Haus, Magda, Richard Chartier, Errorsmith, and Tomas  
Jirku.  http://www.oncetwicesound.com

This year, in an effort to expand upon the visual facet of the  
festival, the organizers of Once.Twice are soliciting video submissions  
to be curated for afternoon screenings at the Johns Hopkins University  
on Saturday, April 17th, prior to evening's event of live audio/video  
collaborative performances featuring AGF + Sue Costabile, Christopher  
Willits + Scott Pagano, and Mylena Bergeron + Caroline Hayeur.  Entries  
of any theme / style are welcome, but participants are encouraged to  
manifest both conceptual and practical forms of experimentation in  
their submissions. The basic guidelines are as follows:

Entries should be limited to 10 minutes in length
All submissions must be Quicktime compatible, on CD or DVD
Entries must include a $15 submission fee


Entries must be received by March 15th, 2004 for consideration.  First,  
Second, and Third place prizes will be awarded in name only, as well as  
honorable mentions.
Final selections for the April 17th screening will be curated by
Joe Reinsel, Digital Audio Specialist of the Johns Hopkins Digital  
Media Center,
Sue Costabile, San Francisco visual artist and co-organizer of the  
Orthlorng Musork recording label,
and Scott Pagano, San Francisco based visual artist and curator of the  
Reline DVD compilation series.

additional questions: pneuma@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

All entries must include a $15 submission fee as either a check or  
international money order, made out to Benjamin Parris, and sent to the  
following address:

Benjamin Parris
Once.Twice:Sound Curator
Johns Hopkins University Department of English
146 Gilman Hall / 3400 North Charles St.
Baltimore, MD 21218
USA