| CADS London's annual Creative & Design Awards - aka The Music Vision Awards - are organised by music industry trade publications Music Week and Promo Magazine, rewarding the best in promos, sleeve design, music DVDs, music television and so on. Since 1998, Cinefeel have curated the programme of left-field innovative music videos from outside the mainstream screened during the event. |
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weekend in Paris" Screening 'Made In Japan' at Le Cube (27.11.03) A programme of videos focusing on Japanese artists and, in particular, the VJ scene in Tokyo - which is one of the most progressive in the world. The programme includes Flash animation by Devil Robots, music videos by Satoshi Tomioka, Power Graphixx, Imai Toonz and Delaware, short films by SSSR and other recorded work and animation by designers-VJs Glamoove, TomoGrapher, Ukawa Naohiro, Kloma, SanFrandisco and UNU. Exhibition 'Go back2D' at Project101, Paris |
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| Crossover A series of mixed-media events held on the cutting edge Paris boat venue Batofar in 1999 and 2000, mixing projections, installations, live music, DJs and VJs. The event brought over a number of British artists to Paris for the first time. Over two years, artists who performed include Gus Gus DJs; halal grooves for the new millenium from U-Cef; a Rephlex party with the first live performance in France by Cylob and Ovuca; the first showcase in France of the Leaf label including a live AV performance by the Sons of Silence and the London based Sprawl Imprint; live performance from French artists Scratch Massive, Mr Neveux (Microbe Records), Olaf Hund (Musiques Hybrides) and DJ Ottoman. VJs who performed included Addictive TV, Glimpse, V-CR and VJ Tekyes. |
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ADDICTIVE TV Cinefeel’s Françoise Lamy is also part of Addictive TV – the award-winning London based group of producers and audiovisual artists who have been championing visual music and the art of the VJ for well over a decade now. Criss-crossing the art and club worlds, Addictive TV have performed their audiovisual shows in over 30 countries worldwide. 2006 saw them voted #1 VJs in the World in DJ Magazine for a second time. You can see examples of their work here : www.myspace.com/addictivetv
"Awesome in a word." Time Out
Françoise project produced their live cinema show ‘The Eye of the Pilot’ which remixes the personal 8mm archive of French airline pilot Raymond Lamy (her father!) which he filmed during his travels in the 1950's. The performance is a musical and visual travelogue with an original soundtrack by the group featuring live guitar from Alejandro de Valera, and takes the audience to places such as Ivory Coast, Saigon, Tahiti and San Francisco, capturing the romantic innocence of the world at a time when travelling with a home movie camera was still highly unusual.
‘The Eye of the Pilot’ has been performed over 25 times from venues such as London’s National Theatre (for a special event on their roof terrace outdoors by the Thames) and the Cork Opera House (for the opening Gala night of the 50th Cork Int'l Film Festival in Ireland), to the Centre Pompidou in Paris and the San Francisco Int'l Film Festival. Other performances of the project included at SIGGRAPH '06 in the USA, the Design Innovation Awards in Moscow and at the Museum of Applied Arts in Cologne, Germany, for the C/O Pop music conference. Click here to see video extracts. This project is supported by Arcadi.
Françoise also worked on their 'Mixmasters' ITV1 television and DVD series where she commissioned a whole host of international artists to create audiovisual mixes. Artists included Tim Hope, Run Wrake, Coldcut, Paris Hair, eMovie, VJ Milosh, Miss Kittin, Plump DJs, Matthew Dear, Scanner, DJ Spooky and many more.
“Mixmasters continues to out a host of counter-cultural geniuses” The Sunday Times Watch a one minute video of the Addictive TV guys in action here:
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