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SUMMARY:24/7 2011: The State of the Art in DIY Video
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DESCRIPTION:24/7 2011: The State of the Art in DIY Video\nDate: Saturday 
 April 16 2011\nTime: 10 am - 8 pm\nLocation:  California College of the 
 Arts\n1111 8th Street\, San Francisco\, CA 94107\, cca.edu\n \nEast 1 Ro
 om\, SF Boardroom (workshops 10-2.30 pm)\nTimken Hall (main conference &
  screening\, 2-6 pm)\nNave (reception and party\, 6-7.30 pm)\nofficial w
 ebsite: www.video24-7.org\n \nDescription\nIn 2008\, when several hundre
 d DIY video creators\, curators\, digital culture \nscholars\, and Inter
 net industry leaders gathered at the University of \nSouthern California
  for a summit on the future of video creation and \ncommunication. It wa
 s the first event of its kind\, at a pivotal moment in \nthe evolution o
 f media\, convening the wide-ranging communities that were \njust starti
 ng to come together around grassroots\, everyday and amateur \nvideo cre
 ation. After a successful second summit hosted by the Hammer \nMuseum in
  Los Angeles in October 2010\, the event makes its 2011 Bay Area \ndebut
  at the California College of the Arts in San Francisco with the \nlates
 t in amateur online video featuring an extensive line-up of funny\, \npa
 ssionate\, political and creative DIY videos culled from diverse genres 
 \nand highlighting recent trends and techniques emerging from the DIY sc
 ene. \nAdditionally\, the event features panels and workshops related to
  video \nmaking practices\, all open and free to the public (registratio
 n required). \nThe theme of the 2011 show is “collective action\,” as vi
 deomakers reach out \nto others\, creating active communities in dialogu
 e. The program includes \nexamples from the most prominent forms of amat
 eur video production\, \nincluding lip dubs\, in which students craft si
 ngle-shot music video \nportraits of their schools\; brilliant auto-tune
  spoofs that transform \nquotidian and ridiculous moments captured on ta
 pe into sublime musical \nevents\; video remixes that are by turns overt
 ly political and hilarious\; \nvideoblogs documenting everyday life and 
 collective action around the \nworld\; and fan vids\, in which fans reim
 agine their icons through editing\, \nsound design and remix. Curated co
 llectively with input from Matteo \nBittanti\, Francesca Coppa\, Sasha C
 ostanza-Chock\, Ryanne Hodson\, Jonathan \nMcIntosh\, Tim Park and Mike 
 Wesch\, who each made selections from different \nDIY genres\, the final
  program includes dozens of examples in a fast-paced \noverview.\nThe 24
 /7 2011: The State of the Art in DIY Video was made possible by\nVisual 
 Studies Program at The California College of the Arts\nInstitute for Mul
 timedia Literacy at University of Southern California\nMozilla Foundatio
 n\nSamuelson Law\, Technology & Public Policy Clinic at Berkeley Law\n \
 nProgram\nWorkshops\n#1: Open Video Lab (East 1 Room\, 10 am - 12:30\, o
 rganized by Brett Gaylor \nand Ben Moskowitz\; Max # participants: 30)\n
 Join Brett Gaylor and Ben Moskowitz for a video remix hackday hosted by 
 the \nMozilla Foundation. The goal of this technically-oriented workshop
  is \nsimple: show what can be accomplished with HTML5\, connect videoma
 kers with \ndevelopers with storytellers with designers with educators a
 nd more\, create \nvideo mash ups\, explain the basic tools available fo
 r video creators\, \nillustrate how to create more beautiful\, artistic 
 web video productions.\n#2: DIY Fair Use Workshop (12:30 - 2 pm\, SF Boa
 rdroom\, organized by \nJennifer Urban and Jason Schultz\; Max # partici
 pants: 30)\nDoes your media masterpiece make good use of fair use? In th
 is workshop\, \nDIY video makers apply the Center for Social Media fair 
 use codes to their \nworks and receive constructive feedback on their fa
 ir use arguments from \nseasoned law experts\, including tips for maximi
 zing your remix of other \npeople's media while still staying out of tro
 uble.\nConference (Timken Hall\, 2-6.30 pm)\nPanel #1: Makers\nWhat does
  it take to create and share the amazing web videos today? Who are \nthe
  stars of this media revolution? Howard Rheingold moderates a panel \nfe
 aturing some of the most creative artists of the DIY video movement\, \n
 including Brett Gaylor (Rip! A Remix Manifesto\, 2008)\, Jonathan McInto
 sh \n(Rebellious Pixels)\, Jamie Wilkinson (Star Wars Uncut\, 2010\, "Kn
 ow Your \nMeme"\, 2007-)\, and Kirrily "Skud" Robert (sassbandit.dreamwi
 dth.org).\n \nPanel #2: Tech Policy and Distribution Models\nHow does te
 ch help or hinder makers from finding audiences? What are the \nbest lic
 ensing models and platforms for getting your work to your \naudience--op
 en or proprietary? Community-focused or general audience? What \nare the
  options? Join an exciting panel of tech policy experts and \ndistributo
 rs featuring Leah Belsky (Kaltura)\, Wendy Levy (BAVC)\, Ben \nMoskowitz
  (Mozilla Foundation)\, and Kevin Weston (New America Media/Youth \nOutl
 ook!) for a lively discussion of the distribution models and platforms \
 navailable to makers of all stripes.\nScreening\nReception (Nave\, 6-8 p
 m)\nFood and drinks\nMusic & Video: DJ Kid Kameleon(kidkameleon.com)\n \
 nKid Kameleon is DJ\, promoter\, writer\, blogger\, historian\, archivis
 t\, and \nfan of electronic music. He’s been that way for 15 years. He’s
  from North \nCarolina\, but ended up in New York in the late ’90s and e
 arly ’00s. He \nmoved to the Bay Area in 2004\, and currently lives in S
 an Francisco. His \nperformances are wild\, eclectic\, flamboyant\, humo
 rous\, energetic and \npassionate\, and he is a true believer in the DJ’
 s unique ability to be a \ncurator and narrator. A champion of outsider 
 music styles and eclectic \nmixing techniques rooted in a core of hip-ho
 p\, jungle\, and dub\, these days \nthe Kid’s sets take in ever-widening
  genres from breakcore to b-more\, \ndubstep to dancehall\, club\, pop\,
  juke and even rock. A prolific mixer\, \nwriter and journalist\, he kee
 ps one ear tuned to the new and cutting edge \nand the other to the glor
 ies of the past. He spins heads and feet the \nphysical and digital worl
 d over.\n \n04/12/2011: BOTH WORKSHOPS ARE SOLD OUT!\nTHANK YOU! WE LOOK
  FOWARD TO SEEING YOU ON SATURDAY\nPLEASE RSVP FOR THE CONFERENCE\, SCRE
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