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Boletim Eletronico do Projeto ProArte Brasil
Ano 6 N. 56 8/2002
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PARTE 6: NOVIDADES NA INTERNET / NOVEDADES EN LA INTERNET
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@ Site NUDRAMA - Nucleo de Pesquisa em Dramaturgia Audiovisual
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http://eca.usp.br/nudrama
ou http://eca.usp.br/nucleos/nudrama
O NUDRAMA e um grupo de roteiristas, dramaturgos, professores de roteiro edramaturgia, e tambem alunos dos Departamentosde Cinema, Radio e TV, e Artes
Cenicas, da Universidade de Sao Paulo, que se reune periodicamente para discutir questoes relacionadas a dramaturgia audiovisual.
O grupo tem carater interdisciplinar - por dramaturgia audiovisual designamos a arte de escrever roteiros para cinema e televisao, pecas de teatro, e novas formas audiovisuais como jogos e obras digitais participativas. Mesmo areas afins como a literatura sao de interesse do
grupo.
O objetivo central do NUDRAMA e oferecer um espaco de dialogo para os escritores durante seu processo de trabalho.
Entre as atividades do nucleo estao a programacao de oficinas de dramaturgia e os trabalhos de Consultoria Criativa.
Sao membros do grupo Jean-Claude Bernardet, Rubens Rewald, Rossana Foglia, Sabina R. Anzuategui e Carlo Balducci, alem de outros professores da Escola de Comunicacoes e Artes, que participam como colaboradores.
O site tem os curriculos e informacoes sobre as atividades do grupo, e em breve havera uma coletanea de artigos sobre dramaturgia.
@ The Centre international d'art Contemporain
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http://www.ciac.ca
Current Events, Arts and New Technologies.
You will find information about the following topics :
1. International program in media art;
(vernissages, conferences, exhibitions, festivals, ...)
2. The "news" :
(jobs, contest, launchings, ...)
3. Calls for submissions;
4. Reviews on events;
5. Close up onS artists, works, books ...
@ Oneworld TV provides video storytelling tools to people around the world
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http://www.oneworld.net
OneWorld, the international network that includes more than 1250 NGOs across the globe, now leverages that broad reach to empower ordinary people to tell their own video stories on OneWorld TV. OneWorld s online interactive TV provides tools to integrate each story with those on similar topics from peers in other countries.
This radical approach marries the power of video with the Internet for collaborative storytelling that helps complex issues come to life in the era of globalisation.
The future for video on the web is all about the immediacy of raw clips from filmmakers themselves. For us, it means people on the frontline of human rights stories who have a camcorder and can access the Internet to place their footage on OneWorld TV, says Peter Armstrong, Director of OneWorld International and for 20 years an award-winning filmmaker for the
BBC.
Video offers a powerful medium that more and more people can use. We have devised a format that prompts users to explore stories about climate change, AIDS or the Middle East conflict in a totally new and interactive way.
In developing this unique Oopen documentary software, OneWorld TV encourages contributors in different countries to upload their own stories to the site and to add clips to other people s stories as part of this new
collaborative approach to storytelling online. OneWorld TV has been developing links with a growing community of filmmakers, video journalists and other contributors around the world. Their input is vital to put in place each piece of the OneWorld TV global jigsaw.
Interactivity is the key to the process, not only in enabling producers to edit and upload coverage from their laptop wherever they might be, but also in offering the user a unique experience whereby he or she can choose their own path through a given story landscape.
Boletim Eletronico do Projeto ProArte Brasil
Ano 6 N. 56 8/2002
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
PARTE 6: NOVIDADES NA INTERNET / NOVEDADES EN LA INTERNET
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@ Site NUDRAMA - Nucleo de Pesquisa em Dramaturgia Audiovisual
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http://eca.usp.br/nudrama
ou http://eca.usp.br/nucleos/nudrama
O NUDRAMA e um grupo de roteiristas, dramaturgos, professores de roteiro edramaturgia, e tambem alunos dos Departamentosde Cinema, Radio e TV, e Artes
Cenicas, da Universidade de Sao Paulo, que se reune periodicamente para discutir questoes relacionadas a dramaturgia audiovisual.
O grupo tem carater interdisciplinar - por dramaturgia audiovisual designamos a arte de escrever roteiros para cinema e televisao, pecas de teatro, e novas formas audiovisuais como jogos e obras digitais participativas. Mesmo areas afins como a literatura sao de interesse do
grupo.
O objetivo central do NUDRAMA e oferecer um espaco de dialogo para os escritores durante seu processo de trabalho.
Entre as atividades do nucleo estao a programacao de oficinas de dramaturgia e os trabalhos de Consultoria Criativa.
Sao membros do grupo Jean-Claude Bernardet, Rubens Rewald, Rossana Foglia, Sabina R. Anzuategui e Carlo Balducci, alem de outros professores da Escola de Comunicacoes e Artes, que participam como colaboradores.
O site tem os curriculos e informacoes sobre as atividades do grupo, e em breve havera uma coletanea de artigos sobre dramaturgia.
@ The Centre international d'art Contemporain
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http://www.ciac.ca
Current Events, Arts and New Technologies.
You will find information about the following topics :
1. International program in media art;
(vernissages, conferences, exhibitions, festivals, ...)
2. The "news" :
(jobs, contest, launchings, ...)
3. Calls for submissions;
4. Reviews on events;
5. Close up onS artists, works, books ...
@ Oneworld TV provides video storytelling tools to people around the world
======================================
http://www.oneworld.net
OneWorld, the international network that includes more than 1250 NGOs across the globe, now leverages that broad reach to empower ordinary people to tell their own video stories on OneWorld TV. OneWorld s online interactive TV provides tools to integrate each story with those on similar topics from peers in other countries.
This radical approach marries the power of video with the Internet for collaborative storytelling that helps complex issues come to life in the era of globalisation.
The future for video on the web is all about the immediacy of raw clips from filmmakers themselves. For us, it means people on the frontline of human rights stories who have a camcorder and can access the Internet to place their footage on OneWorld TV, says Peter Armstrong, Director of OneWorld International and for 20 years an award-winning filmmaker for the
BBC.
Video offers a powerful medium that more and more people can use. We have devised a format that prompts users to explore stories about climate change, AIDS or the Middle East conflict in a totally new and interactive way.
In developing this unique Oopen documentary software, OneWorld TV encourages contributors in different countries to upload their own stories to the site and to add clips to other people s stories as part of this new
collaborative approach to storytelling online. OneWorld TV has been developing links with a growing community of filmmakers, video journalists and other contributors around the world. Their input is vital to put in place each piece of the OneWorld TV global jigsaw.
Interactivity is the key to the process, not only in enabling producers to edit and upload coverage from their laptop wherever they might be, but also in offering the user a unique experience whereby he or she can choose their own path through a given story landscape.
Watching OneWorld TV at a recent London BAFTA preview renowned film director Mike Figgis concluded: OneWorld TV is an impressive response to a global media system that all too often is filtering out both innovation in film-making and the wider communication of social issues to citizens around world. If you are a
filmmaker concerned about what's going on in our world today, add your stories to OneWorld TV and join this radical network at the cutting edge of technology
and social change."
One organisation that has already seen the possibilities OneWorld TV offers is Amnesty International. Their video reports investigating recent events in the West Bank have been uploaded to the site. Amnesty s Dan Thurley says: "OneWorld TV is an exciting new space for NGOs, video activists and filmmakers to take video and human rights out onto the web. It combines the Internet and digital
cameras in the fight to save lives and reduce human suffering."
Gaza-based filmmaker Tamer Mansour said: OneWorld TV enables me to tell the stories that you never see on the news stories from the frontline about people here waiting for a chance for peace to come. Amir Terkel, an Israeli filmmaker based in San Francisco said: As someone working to bring out the voices of peace and coexistence in our region overlooked by mainstream media, OneWorld TV is like a reward for all those years of frustration - a vital window to the world".
Research shows that people in the West gain their view of the world primarily from television. Yet the amount of factual programmes on the lives and issues affecting people in developing countries is decreasing as mainstream TV becomes more commercial and entertainment based. OneWorld TV also aims to help redress this growing trend providing a forum to increase international understanding and informed action on world poverty, human rights and the environment.
The technical capacity needed to access video online largely restricts the audience to developed countries. To counter-balance this digital divide, OneWorld TV will be a place for voices from developing countries to articulate
their own stories, agendas and perspectives to audiences that they would not otherwise reach.
For media enquiries / to arrange interviews with a member of the team behind
OneWorld TV contact:
Glen Tarman (OneWorld Publicity Manager) tel: + 44 (0) 20 7091 4541 email:
media@...
Individuals and organisations who would like to contribute video stories or become a member of the OneWorld TV community, should contact Jo Hill,
email:
tv@...
tel: + 44 (0) 20 7091 4545.
@ Drive-In Movie.com - The subject says it all
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http://www.driveinmovie.com/
Looking back, it's hard to believe that I watched my first drive-in movie in Valley Stream, NY in 1962. Of course the harsh reality is that soon Drive-In movies will go the way of the vinyl record. This site is divided by states and includes other memorabilia. Don't miss
reminiscing at the Drive-In link.
@ Famous Locations - Did they really shoot the film there?
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http://www.famouslocations.com
Did you ever watch a movie and realize that the location was not the one depicted by the script? Now you can amaze all your friends when you tell them the answer to the following: "What famous movie producer filmed all his locations in New York? Geez, I don't know, maybe
I should ask Woody Allen.
@ New Moviemaking Resources. Next Wave Films Update
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http://www.nextwavefilms.com/moviemaking/index.html
Current trends and useful tips from the field can be found in Production Resources which includes our popular DV Films Guide. For in-depth coverage of issues essential to micro-budget filmmakers, the In-Depth Articles section features case studies on specific topics including shooting on HD. For a list of prominent features shot digitally, visit our DV Films Guide. You also may be able to catch one of the members of Team Next Wave in person talking about low budget film issues; check out the On The Road section to see if someone will be in a city near you.
Team Next Wave
nwf@...
@ Comprehensive web site dealing with computer art history at The Digital Art Museum
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http://www.dam.org
@ Otrocampo, estudios sobre cine
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http://www.otrocampo.com
Otrocampo, estudios sobre cine es un grupo de personas dedicadas a la investigacion, analisis, difusion y promocion del quehacer cinematografico.
Nuestro primer emprendimiento fue la creacion de este sitio en Internet en octubre de 1999. El mismo surgio como respuesta a la ausencia de un espacio dedicado a la reflexion cinematografica y con la intencion de cubrir la brecha existente entre esta y la produccion.
Asi, nos propusimos convertir un espacio que fuera capaz de cubrir las diferentes areas que integran el quehacer cinematografico; satisfaciendo las inquietudes y necesidades de aquellos interesados en el cine, nuestra meta fue aglutinar areas que hasta aquel momento se encontraban dispersas en la red.
Nuestro objetivo es lograr un dialogo constante entre nuestros lectores, asi como con instituciones u organismos preocupados por nuestros mismos temas de reflexion para llevar a cabo una accion que coopere en la difusion y desarrollo del ambito cinematografico. Para ello, Otrocampo se erige como parte integrante de este proceso.
@ Ojoalmargen.com. Revista de cine y otras con-fusiones
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http://www.ojoalmargen.com
Vuelve a circular en la red "www.ojoalmargen.com, revista de cine y otras con-fusiones". Cine, television, cultura visual, temas urgentes, divagaciones y sobre todo busquedas, son los preferidos del ojo, eso si, un ojo desde el margen. Visita este site lanzado desde el ombligo imaginario del planeta, Ecuador Cero.
@ New tutorial on tvcrit.com:how to capture still and motion video for educational use
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http://www.TVCrit.com
We've just completed a tutorial that shows, step by step, how you can grab a still frame or capture short clips from video and manipulate them on your computer. And we show you how to do so on a modest budget.
Using techniques you can learn in an afternoon, students and teachers can excerpt stills and motion video for use in analytical papers and classroom presentations. These techniques allow you to "quote" from video and
properly illustrate your critical efforts.
Topics covered:
Part 1: Importing Video Into Your Computer From DVD
Part 2: Importing Analog Video Into Your Computer
Part 3: Capturing Still Images
Part 4: Using Your Captures: Print Formats
Part 5: Capturing Motion Images
Part 6: Processing Captures with QuickTime Pro
Part 7: Using Your Captures: Digital/Online Formats
You can find the tutorial by visiting www.TVCrit.com, selecting "Resources"
and then selecting "Frame-Grab Tutorial."
@ PuntoDoc
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http://www.iespana.es/puntodoc//index.html
Si te llego este mensaje es porque seguramente haces, produces, estudias o disfrutas del genero documental. PuntoDoc es un proyecto que se inicia con la edicion virtual de un boletin dedicado al documental. Es realizado desde Barcelona y tiene como publico a realizadores, productores y espectadores de documental de Espana e Iberoamerica. Nuestro objetivo a mediano plazo es servir de puente entre la produccion documental de Espana y America Latina, apoyar la exhibicion y distribucion de material a ambos lados del Atlantico y facilitar contactos entre profesionales y aficionados de ambos continentes.
PuntoDoc se encuentra en construccion y su pagina web tambien. En ella, encontraran los vinculos para descargar nuestros dos primeros boletines en formato ACROBAT pdf. Es necesario tener un poco de paciencia pues la descarga tarda algunos minutos (de 5 a 10). En caso de no tener suerte, pueden solicitarnos el boletin y lo enviaremos como archivo adjunto via correo electronico (su peso es de 700 k aproximadamente)
Esperamos que disfruten con el y que su contenido haga surgir opiniones y comentarios que estaremos encantados de recibir.
Un saludo
Carlos Rodriguez - Juanita Galindo
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