Alive
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//well,
i know, not much happened on this site since me leaving for France about three weeks ago. Not sure if there's still people out there reading this, but for those who are, well:
I'm back!
Ok, now that this is said, let's have a look a what has been going on in the meanwhile. Let's start top down with the latest improvements on your overall feel-o-meter:
machinimag.com is now final and ready for your reviews. A simple Forum will be added by the end of the week where you can complain about the non-readable fonts and the size of the rest of them. Next Issue is to berelease just before the machinima film festival, should be near August.
Let's step back in time and take a look at marvellous europe in general, france in particular and Istres for the ones who like it very special.
in this lovely image, we see richard who plays a strange bretonian 4 string instrument in front of our lovely hotel. Please notice the beautiful reflections of the sun on the pool in front of the house.
This was a view i was allowed to see for about thirty minutes each day, and i assure you i enjoyed it. The rest of my time looked like this...
in the ever fading spaces between these two states of existence, i managed to have a little bit of fun. And actually i managed to find some other people sharing it with me. Only a few picctures are actually able to grab the true meaning of these sentences, but i'll try and show what i have...
Merci beaucoup tout-le-monde. J'ai eu des journees tres bien, tres drole.
Or something like that. Thanks for helping me with my french, everybody. After all, i found it to be a not-too bad language and i definetly have to learn it...
That's more or less it. For those of you interested in the production itself, there's two website i'd like to point you to.
First, it's the ballet's site. You find it here
Second, it's the site of the sound guy, ulf and the video artist, kurt, i'm working for. It's here.
No i fall asleep again. And maybe tomorrow i'll do the forums...
Good night.
Thursday, May 06, 2004
/////////////////////////////////
//well,
i know, not much happened on this site since me leaving for France about three weeks ago. Not sure if there's still people out there reading this, but for those who are, well:
I'm back!
Ok, now that this is said, let's have a look a what has been going on in the meanwhile. Let's start top down with the latest improvements on your overall feel-o-meter:
machinimag.com is now final and ready for your reviews. A simple Forum will be added by the end of the week where you can complain about the non-readable fonts and the size of the rest of them. Next Issue is to berelease just before the machinima film festival, should be near August.
Let's step back in time and take a look at marvellous europe in general, france in particular and Istres for the ones who like it very special.
in this lovely image, we see richard who plays a strange bretonian 4 string instrument in front of our lovely hotel. Please notice the beautiful reflections of the sun on the pool in front of the house.
This was a view i was allowed to see for about thirty minutes each day, and i assure you i enjoyed it. The rest of my time looked like this...
in the ever fading spaces between these two states of existence, i managed to have a little bit of fun. And actually i managed to find some other people sharing it with me. Only a few picctures are actually able to grab the true meaning of these sentences, but i'll try and show what i have...
Merci beaucoup tout-le-monde. J'ai eu des journees tres bien, tres drole.
Or something like that. Thanks for helping me with my french, everybody. After all, i found it to be a not-too bad language and i definetly have to learn it...
That's more or less it. For those of you interested in the production itself, there's two website i'd like to point you to.
First, it's the ballet's site. You find it here
Second, it's the site of the sound guy, ulf and the video artist, kurt, i'm working for. It's here.
No i fall asleep again. And maybe tomorrow i'll do the forums...
Good night.
Thursday, May 06, 2004
