Considering he has no measurable aptitude in video, Bit Shifter considers himself doubly fortunate to be represented a second time at the New York Video Festival, first on Thursday's Program 5: Synaesthesiologists: Global Audiovisuals Now, and again as part of Sunday's Program 14: Game Engine 2: Out In The World. This program focuses on the shifting concept of both the "gamer" and the role of the video game, and how the idiom has infiltrated and permeated modern culture. In addition to presentations and screenings by independent game-makers and artists, Bit Shifter and Nullsleep will offer brief performances, and will conduct a brief question-and-answer session. Come check it out, and follow us down to the Tribeca Grand afterwards for a special installment of the always excellent Gamers Nite Groove.
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New York Video Festival Program 14: Game Engine 2: Out In The World |
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Screening / Commentary / Performance | ||||
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2004 07 18 (Sunday) | ||||
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Walter Reade Theater [ website ] 70 Lincoln Center Plaza New York NY 10023-6905 (212) 875-5600 |
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$10.00 $ 7.00 with student ID |
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Festival: The Film Society Of Lincoln Center Program: Taeko Baba & New York - Tokyo |
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Available through filmlinc | ||||
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NOTE: Concerning locating the Walter Reade Theater, Citysearch.com helpfully advises: "The entrance is on the second floor promenade that unites the Juilliard School with the Rose Building. Go up the escalator next to Alice Tully Hall at Broadway and 65th Street." |
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| Related Links: | |
New York Video Festival Nullsleep New York - Tokyo |
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