scheduled exhibitions
11 Ideas Airs on WHMT TvFILM (repeat - see June 27)
10:00pm
WMHT TV, New York Capital Region
Digital 17.2 and TimeWarner Channel 200
Regular series airs every Sunday evening
TvFILM at www.wmht.org
Watch full episodes online at www.wmht.org/program and see extended filmmaker interviews on the TvFILM blog.
WMHT TV, New York Capital Region
10:30pm
Digital channel 17.2
(Series airs every Sunday evening)
TvFILM at www.wmht.org
The Capital Region's WMHT TvFILM series launches its 2nd season this Sunday, June 27 at 10:30pm. This season's opening episode will feature Chase's collaborative film 11 Ideas (About People and Stuff) with an interview and commentary by Chase about the making of the film, its concept and its future.
WMHT's TvFILM looks at what filmmaking is happening in the region. Guided by host Brandon Bethmann, TvFILM features short films to documentaries to animated shorts, and leaves no cinematic stone unturned.
WMHT and TvFILM will be airing extended filmmaker interviews on the TvFILM blog.
3:15
Room 001 Berkaerstr 11
Dali's Egg: Other People's Things and Chapter 2: Lost and Found screen at the Bauhaus University in Weimar, Germany as part of the Medienkultur course Handelde Dinge. An analysis of the film and its relation to course topics follows, mediated by instructor Jana Mangold (www.uni-weimar.de).
May 17-20, 2007
Kalamazoo Animation Festival International
Center for New Media - KAFI
State Theater
202 N. Rose St.
Kalamazoo, MI 49003-4070
269-373-7883
kafi.kvcc.edu
Competition Round 6: Best of the Best (Non-narrative)
May
20
11am
State Theater
(Click here for competition lineup)
Dali's Egg: Chapter 1 (Other People's Things) has been selected as a finalist in the KALAMAZOO ANIMATION FESTIVAL INTERNATIONAL (KAFI), and will be screened competitively along with shorts by Bill Plympton, Peter Parr and a host of others. KAFI is the premiere animation festival of the Midwest and one of the top 20 animation festivals in the world. KAFI 2007 is the most ambitious KAFI event to date, screening the work of animators and industry veterans such as Pixar, Disney, Nickelodeon, Hanna Barbera, Electronic Arts, Cartoon Network, Adobe, Dreamworks, Animation World Network, PBSKids, and Alias. Watch this space for more details and specific screening times.
January 2, 2007
Stranger Than Fiction - Helsinki
3pm
Academy of Fine Arts
Kasarmikatu 36
Seminar Room 3 (3rd Floor)
Helsinki, Finland
www.kuva.fi
The first international screening of Dali's Egg: Chapter 1 (Other People's Things) takes place at the Academy of Fine arts in Helsinki, Finland as part of the STRANGER THAN FICTION - HELSINKI film festival. The festival is an extension of the STRANGER THAN FICTION festival that took place in San Francisco at The Lab in July 2006. STRANGER THAN FICTION was curated by Nomi Talisman and STRANGER THAN FICTION - HELSINKI is curated by Pilvi Takala. For details and a full listing of the festival programing, please download the press release.
September 30, 2006
Perform.media Festival and Symposium
8pm
Indiana University
Henry Radford Hope School of Fine Arts
Room 015
1201 E. 7th Street
Bloomgington, IN 47404
812-856-9051
World Premiere screening of Dali's Egg: Chapter 2 (Lost & Found) will be exhibited as part of Indiana University's Perform.media festival and symposium. The week long festival is hosted and curated jointly by Indiana University Department of Telecommunications and the Department of Fine Arts.
September 25-27, 2006
High Desert Shorts International Film Festival
2-11PM Each Day
Pahrump Nugget Hotel & Gambling Hall
681 S. Highway 160
Pahrump, Nevada 89048
775-751-6500
The first High Desert Shorts International Film Festival will screen the film version of
Dali's Egg: Chapter 1 (Other People's Things) as part of the three day festival and competition. Visit their website for festival details and watch here for updates
August 13 , 2006
Nicholas Chase, Dali's Egg composer/producer, will present Chapter One (Other People's Things) at a Composers Tech Salon hosted by the American Composers Forum, Los Angeles Chapter. Coordinated by Kubilay Üner and moderated by Giovanna Imbesi, the talk will offer the opportunity to meet, talk with and pose questions about the work-in-progress. Open to professional composers and members of the ACF-LA.
2pm
Tuttomedia
Venice Beach, CA
310-399-2800
$10 admission
www.tuttomedia.com
www.composers.la
July 19, 2006
The Lab
7-9PM
2948 16th Street @Capp
415-864-8855
$5-10 sliding scale
The Lab in San Francisco will present the World Premiere screening of the film version of Dali's Egg: Chapter 1 (Other People's Things) as part of the STRANGER THAN FICTION film festival. Visit their website for details.
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