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To: Josef <josefr@xxxxxxxxxxx>, Raquel Alvaro <roaminggallery@xxxxxxxxxxx>,
Camille Baker <camib@xxxxxxxxx>, Kyle Hawke <kyle@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
Kimberly Klaas <kimklaas@xxxxxxxxxxx>, Hans Kuhlman <hkuhlman@xxxxxxxxx>,
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From: Heather Haley <hshaley@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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3rd ANNUAL
V A N C O U V E R V I D E O P O E M F E S T I V A L
The Edgewise ElectroLit Centre is seeking videopoem submissions for the
Vancouver Videopoem Festival-the only screening event of its kind in
Canada. Get public exposure and have your work screened in a premier
public venue-Pacific Cinémathèque, November 8-11, 2001. We are
interested in any original, creative combination of poetry with
material on videotape. Cinepoems are also acceptable provided they are
transferred onto videotape format.
This event provides a much needed venue for the presentation of
Canadian work in this burgeoning art form. The most innovative
treatments are explored and presented. The selection of works is a
broad range of mostly Canadian artists, a smaller amount of
international artists and a diversity of poetic styles and video
strategies. The EEC aims to develop a forum for defining, legitimizing
and nuturing work in this hybrid genre and the artists who produce it
in Canada. The festival components include SEE THE VOICE-a Poetry Video
Workshop, two or three screenings, an awards gala and a night of
performance-STAGED & SCREENED, Mixed Media Cabaret-wherein poets
interact with their videopoems by incorporatiing elements of dance,
theatre and music.
<bold>DEADLINE: June 1, 2001</bold>
To obtain an official VVF 2001 Submission Application Form, contact
Executive Director, Heather Haley @ (604) 535-8588 or visit our web
site: <bold><color><param>0000,0000,00FF</param>www.edgewisecafe.org
</color></bold><color><param>0000,0000,00FF</param>
</color>If accepted into the Vancouver Videopoem Festival, all
successful entrants will receive a screening fee and be eligible for
VVF 2001 awards. The giving of awards is intended to recognize
outstanding merit and to offer the public and artists a developing
standard for vidopoetry in these categories:
-Best Videopoem The Edgewise Award
-Best Direction The Vision Award
-Best Performance The Voice Award
-People's Choice The Cinémathèque Award
-The Edgewise ElectroLit Centre is a non-profit arts organization whose
mandate is to make poetry accessible to all members of society through
a variety of media and educational programs.
-Digitized videopoems can be viewed in the Multimedia section of the
Edgewise site.
-Funding for the Vancouver Videopoem Festival has been received from
the Canada Council for the Arts and is produced in partnership with
Pacific Cinémathèque
Heather Haley-Executive Director
Edgewise ElectroLit Centre
The EEC is a non-profit organization
whose mandate is to make poetry accessible
to all members of society through
a variety of media and educational programs.
<bold>www.edgewisecafe.org</bold>
PH (604) 535-8588
FAX (604) 536-3691
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