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Fleur De Fougere : by Ladislaw Starewicz :PART 3/3

25,

07:19,

2007-09-09 13:08:33

Description: Ladyslaw Starewicz' childhood passion for entomology led his career: he began producing short documentaries in Moscow around 1909-1910, beginning with a documentary about insects in Lithuania. In (More) Ladyslaw Starewicz' childhood passion for entomology led his career: he began producing short documentaries in Moscow around 1909-1910, beginning with a documentary about insects in Lithuania. In his spare time, he experimented with stop-action films using beetles, which he articulated by wiring the legs to the thorax with sealing wax! This, of course, led to his big breakthrough, released by the Van Kanjonkov Studio of Moscow: "The Battle of the Stag Beetles", the first puppet-animated film. [Note: Emile Cohl previously used stop-motion animation to make a public service announcement film, "The Animated Matches," in 1908... Starewicz was the first to do anything more advanced (i.e., using puppets, telling a story) with the technique.] "...[After the British screening of Starewicz' 1911 film "Beautiful Leukanida,"] London newspapers wrote that the insects were alive, trained by an unidentified Russian scientist..." --- Bendazzi Starewicz' popularity grew quickly... his third film, "The Ant & The Grasshopper", earned him an honor from the Tsar himself. At that time Starewicz also played some comedic roles in polish dramas, decorated some churches (!), and "people say he always drew attention to himself at the ball by wearing the most wonderful costumes." He produced dozens of works during this period, including "Insects Aviation Week" (1912), "Four Devils" (1913) and "Voyage To the Moon" (1913). The Russian Revolution caused Ladislaw to emigrate. He fled to Paris, France, arriving in 1920, where he became known as Ladislas Starevich. He settled in a villa in Fontenay-sous-Bois, where he spent the rest of his life producing surreal, lyrical animation. With great patience and attention to detail, he wrote or adapted the stories; designed and built the puppets, sets and costumes; articulated every movement; and shot each film frame-by-frame, often without continuity notes. After 1924, his daughter, Irene (aka Nina Starr), assisted with and appeared in many of his films. Fiercely independent, Starewicz rejected lucrative offers from American animation studios, rather than relinquish creative control. At his villa home, he was known for his generosity and hospitality, especially to his fellow refugees from the Soviet Union. Although "The Mascot" is his best known film in America, his best film is probably "The Tale of the Fox (Le Roman de Renard," a film which took over ten years to make, and is considered to be one of the very best stop-motion films ever made. At his death in 1965, he left one unfinished work: "Like Dog and Cat". Despite his influence on many of today's animators, which is seen in such films as Henry Selick's "James & the Giant Peach," Starewicz is under-recognized today because many of his films were considered lost, and those which exist are rarely screened. However, the British Film Institute has been locating and restoring early prints, and several video compilations have reached the home market. (Less)

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Fleur De Fougere : by Ladislaw Starewicz :PART 1/3

20,

08:43,

2007-09-09 12:59:39

Description: Ladyslaw Starewicz' childhood passion for entomology led his career: he began producing short documentaries in Moscow around 1909-1910, beginning with a documentary about insects in Lithuania. In (More) Ladyslaw Starewicz' childhood passion for entomology led his career: he began producing short documentaries in Moscow around 1909-1910, beginning with a documentary about insects in Lithuania. In his spare time, he experimented with stop-action films using beetles, which he articulated by wiring the legs to the thorax with sealing wax! This, of course, led to his big breakthrough, released by the Van Kanjonkov Studio of Moscow: "The Battle of the Stag Beetles", the first puppet-animated film. [Note: Emile Cohl previously used stop-motion animation to make a public service announcement film, "The Animated Matches," in 1908... Starewicz was the first to do anything more advanced (i.e., using puppets, telling a story) with the technique.] "...[After the British screening of Starewicz' 1911 film "Beautiful Leukanida,"] London newspapers wrote that the insects were alive, trained by an unidentified Russian scientist..." --- Bendazzi Starewicz' popularity grew quickly... his third film, "The Ant & The Grasshopper", earned him an honor from the Tsar himself. At that time Starewicz also played some comedic roles in polish dramas, decorated some churches (!), and "people say he always drew attention to himself at the ball by wearing the most wonderful costumes." He produced dozens of works during this period, including "Insects Aviation Week" (1912), "Four Devils" (1913) and "Voyage To the Moon" (1913). The Russian Revolution caused Ladislaw to emigrate. He fled to Paris, France, arriving in 1920, where he became known as Ladislas Starevich. He settled in a villa in Fontenay-sous-Bois, where he spent the rest of his life producing surreal, lyrical animation. With great patience and attention to detail, he wrote or adapted the stories; designed and built the puppets, sets and costumes; articulated every movement; and shot each film frame-by-frame, often without continuity notes. After 1924, his daughter, Irene (aka Nina Starr), assisted with and appeared in many of his films. Fiercely independent, Starewicz rejected lucrative offers from American animation studios, rather than relinquish creative control. At his villa home, he was known for his generosity and hospitality, especially to his fellow refugees from the Soviet Union. Although "The Mascot" is his best known film in America, his best film is probably "The Tale of the Fox (Le Roman de Renard," a film which took over ten years to make, and is considered to be one of the very best stop-motion films ever made. At his death in 1965, he left one unfinished work: "Like Dog and Cat". Despite his influence on many of today's animators, which is seen in such films as Henry Selick's "James & the Giant Peach," Starewicz is under-recognized today because many of his films were considered lost, and those which exist are rarely screened. However, the British Film Institute has been locating and restoring early prints, and several video compilations have reached the home market. (Less)

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1MC Podcast: Do I Need You

21,

09:54,

2008-04-22 10:28:58

Description: View Tracklist & Link To Entire Podcast Now Available For Download: http://1mc.us/main/podcasts/2007/04/06/doineedyou/ Track listing: 01 Do I Need You by Ann Peebles 02 Testify by Common 03 My (More)

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Stephen Forsyth "Helios" Solo Piano with Choreograph...

29,

02:23,

2008-04-21 22:05:05

Description: Solo piano and dance piece titled "Helios" from the Passages Series. Composed, choreographed and directed by Stephen Forsyth. Dancer/welder Brent Alcox. Influences: classical: Benjamin (More) Solo piano and dance piece titled "Helios" from the Passages Series. Composed, choreographed and directed by Stephen Forsyth. Dancer/welder Brent Alcox. Influences: classical: Benjamin Britten; John Tavener; Arvo Pärt; Henryk Górecki; Philip Glass; Glenn Gould; Brian Eno; Gavin Bryars; John Cage; Frank Martin; Eric Whitacre; Leonard Bernstein; John Cale; Aaron Copland; Laurie Anderson; Luciano Berio; George Gershwin; David Mahler; Michael Nyman; Krzysztof Penderecki; Harold Budd; Arnold Schoenberg; Takashi Yoshimatsu; Frank Zappa; Zbigniew Preisner (from the films of Krzysztof Kieslowski); Philip Glass : Merce Cunningham : Twyla Tharp : Alvin Ailey : Abdul Manzoor : Trisha Brown : Lucinda Childs : Martha Clarke : John Cranko : Merce Cunningham : Patrick Chen : Siobhan Davies : Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker : Nacho Duarto : Garth Fagan : bob fosse : bill t jones : jiri kylian : harrison mceldowney : jennifer monon : nina oh : Arthur Pita : Pina Bausch : Paul Becker : Mathew Bourne : chris brown : omarion : mario : neyo : eddie uehara : dancing : comedy : music video : wade robson : hip hop : choreography : so you think you can dance : travis wall : shane sparks : las vegas : 2007 : ballroom : UNLV : film : pop : ballet : bboy : breakdance : michael jackson : solo : ddr : TI : freestyle : mtv : commercial : dancing : usher : fox : culture shock : american idol : sytycd : contemporary : hip hop : jazz : funny : weird : movie other: Amy Milan; Ana Egge; Andrew Cash; The Arcade Fire; Badly Drawn Boy; Barrington Pheloung; Brian Wilson; The Beat; The Beatles; Beck; Belle & Sebastian; Ben Folds; Beth Orton; Billy Bragg; Bjork; Bob Dylan; Bob Mould; Bruce Springsteen; The Cash Brothers; Cat Power; Clem Snide; Counting Crows; The Cranberries; Cranes; Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young; Curve; Damien Rice; Daniel Lanois; Dashboard Confessional; David Francey; David Gray; David Sylvian; Death Cab for Cutie; The Decemberists; Do Make Say Think; Don Peris; Doves; Elbow; Ella Fitzgerald; Elliott Smith; Emerson, Lake & Palmer; Emily Haines; Emm Gryner; The Fire Theft; The Flaming Lips; The Frames; Frank Sinatra; Garrison Starr; Gene; Genesis; George Harrison; The Get Up Kids; Glen Hansard; The Gloria Record; Godspeed You! Black Emperor; Gordon Lightfoot; Great Lake Swimmers; Hayden; His Name Is Alive; Husker Du; The Innocence Mission; Iron & Wine; James Taylor; Jane Siberry; Japan; Jeff Buckley; Jenny Lewis; Joe Jackson; John Denver; John Lennon; Jon & Vangelis; Jonathan Elias; Joni Mitchell; Joseph Arthur; Joy Division; Julie Doiron; King Crimson; Kraftwerk; The La's; The Lemonheads; Lisa Germano; The London Apartments; Lou Reed; Loudon Wainwright III; Low; Lucinda Williams; Mark Kozelek; Martha Wainwright; Mary Margaret O'Hara; Matthew Good; Micah P Hinson; Michelle McAdorey; Mineral; Mojave 3; Morrissey; My Bloody Valentine; My K.; Neil Young; The New Amsterdams; Nick Drake; Oh Susanna; Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark (OMD); Paul McCartney; Paul Simon; Pernice Brothers; Pete Townshend; Peter Gabriel; Pink Floyd; The Pogues; The Police; The Polyphonic Spree; Portishead; The Postal Service; The Psychedelic Furs; Pukka Orchestra; R.E.M.; Radiohead; Rain Tree Crow; Red House Painters; Regina Spektor; Richard Buckner; Rickie Lee Jones; Rilo Kiley; Ron Sexsmith; Rose Chronicles; Rufus Wainwright; Rush; Sarah Dougher; Sarah Harmer; Scott Merritt; The Shins; Sigur Ros; Simon & Garfunkel; The Smiths; Spoons; Stars; Stephen Fearing; Steve Hackett; Sufjan Stevens; Sugar; Sugarcubes; Sun Kil Moon; The Sundays; Sunny Day Real Estate; Switchfoot; Taking Back Sunday; Thom Yorke; Thursday; Tommy Dorsey & Frank Sinatra; Tori Amos; Tracey Chapman; The Tragically Hip; The Trash Can Sinatras; Travis; Treble Charger; U2; Veda Hille; The Verve; The Waterboys; Weeping Tile; The Who; Wilco; Yes! (Less)

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La Gatita lo Hizo / RANDOM VIDEO #1 LOLWUT

2,

01:56,

2009-08-06 15:40:45

Description: La primera parte fue grabada para MI disfrute... desperte y abri el cuarto de mi hermano para encontrarme con el desmadre que hizo con el papel de baño...jajajajajajajajaja. Por eso me carcajeo (More)

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