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San Francisco Cinematheque's Live Cinema Lab: viDEO sAVant and friends
"What happens when you take cinema out of the movie theater, wrench the reel off the projector and start editing the images and sound live, in front of the audience? LIVE CINEMA!" (Holly Willis, New Digital Cinema: Reinventing the Moving Image) The mysterious multi-media ensemble viDEO sAVant has travelled the world presenting its own brand of live improvisational cinema since 1990. This will be their first Bay Area appearance. This dynamic performance will feature a synthesis of sound and moving images with elements produced and mixed on the spot in a process of live interaction between projectionist and musician, yielding fluid results, shifting and varied, never the same twice. Participants include Charles Woodman on images, Margaret Schedel on cello and electronics, and Yoni Wolf (of Anticon's Why?) on vocals, samples and assorted sound makers.
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LocationCalifornia College of the Arts
1111 Eighth Street (near Sixteenth)
San Francisco, CA 94107
United States
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| Wheelchair Accessible: No |
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