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poetry slam finalists at tidballs in bowling green, ky

february 28, 2006








any questions or comments?




http://www.gonzopj.net/poetry2/



by Patrick Yen at Sun Apr 22 08:02:02 UTC 2007 (ed. Mar 12 2008) Bowling Green, KY, United States | Bookmark this | Digg this |

i like the way you can create your own mix by jumping from one image to another.very clever johny,how did you do that?

by Michael Bowring | 22 Apr 2007 09:04 | Belgrade, Serbia |
the fla source with the actionscript can be downloaded here:

http://www.gonzopj.net/poetry2/poetry.fla



feel free to download the source file to analyze it.

it’s all pretty simple code.



Circa March 1, 2006 for Web Publishing WKU class.

by Patrick Yen | 22 Apr 2007 09:04 | Bowling Green, KY, United States |
cheers johny.it will have to be incredibly simple code for me to understand it,but i will give it a whirl.

by Michael Bowring | 22 Apr 2007 09:04 | Belgrade, Serbia |
As a retrospective sidenote..

The philosophy behind the production of this piece was simple.

Instead of reporting about an event,

why not just deliver it?

Is that more objective?

Or is it more ‘objective’

to provide traditional interpretive ‘balanced’ summary in a news story?

Granted,
this particular example is just a sample of the whole event,

but I think it manages to communicate the mood and atmosphere of the event

perhaps less superficially than in your more traditional broadcast news type story.

Case in point,

journalism is changing.

Revolution isn’t easy.

by Patrick Yen | 26 Jul 2007 19:07 | Bowling Green, KY, United States |
I can see this being useful in presenting two different views of the same event – let the viewer decide which version is the ‘best’, or ‘truest’ – or maybe a mixture of many (which in real life, is actually more usually the case…).

Great for presenting interviews or eyewitness reports of an event.

You could call it the ‘Rashomon Player’...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rashomon_(film)

I’m struggling my way through Flash as we speak, so this is great stuff.

by Sion Touhig | 26 Jul 2007 19:07 | London, United Kingdom |
I admire and envy your tech ability

by Dana De Luca | 26 Jul 2007 20:07 | Rome, Italy |
Very cool, Patrick. And a neat log on the fire of whether still or video tells a truer tale. W

by Wayne E. Yang | 26 Jul 2007 23:07 (ed. Jul 26 2007) | New York, United States |
Thanks. Personally, I prefer stills..

but I don’t believe in absolutism.

I believe in relativity.

Dialectic,

so to speak.

Gotta shoot a music festival.

I’ll be back with some new shit soon.

Y’alls Friend [or acquaintance],

P “p.money” Montgomery

by Patrick Yen | 27 Jul 2007 06:07 | Bowling Green, KY, United States |
Like the jump – great idea, you can even make up your own poem by jumping between the screens.
Patrick was interested in looking at the script – is the .fla in Flash 8, I only have MX and it won’t open in that? Thanks

by Angela Cumberbirch | 27 Jul 2007 06:07 | Manhattan, New York, United States |
Hello Angela,

sorry I could not respond sooner

I’m working as a media editor for the forecastle festival this weekend so I’m pretty busy.

I tried saving an MX version for you that you may download here:

http://www.gonzopj.net/poetry2/poetry-mx.fla

When I saved it as an MX version, however,

it said that it would lose actionscript 2 and unicode compatibility

so it may not work or have all the code.

Let me know if it doesn’t work for you

and I will get back to you as soon as time allows next week.

Sion,

I’ve got some flash files I can send to you later this week if you want

that you could ‘reverse engineer’ and might help you conquer flash.

Flash is a beast to learn

and there is multiple ways to do everything.

by Patrick Yen | 28 Jul 2007 17:07 | Bowling Green, KY, United States |
Thanks Patrick, I can access some script so I’ll play around and see if I can modify it to work, if need be. I looked at the Forecastle Festival online – looks very interesting – have fun!

by Angela Cumberbirch | 28 Jul 2007 22:07 | Manhattan, New York, United States |
very cool, patrick. love this kind of multi-source tool that allows alternate ‘points of view’ to be placed side-by-side…

by Ed Giles | 29 Jul 2007 00:07 | Sydney, Australia |
Hi, Patrick

I’ll post separately regarding to Japan Media Arts Festival calls for entries, you could submit your works, I guess.

Shortly,

youme.

by youme. | 29 Jul 2007 03:07 | Bangkok, Thailand |

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Participants

Patrick Yen, Multimedia Producer Patrick Yen
Multimedia Producer
(Creative)
Louisville, KY , United States ( BNA )
Michael Bowring, photographer Michael Bowring
photographer
Belgrade , Serbia
Sion Touhig, Photographer Sion Touhig
Photographer
Singapore , Singapore
Dana De Luca, Photographer Dana De Luca
Photographer
Milan , Italy
Wayne E. Yang, Writer/Photographer Wayne E. Yang
Writer/Photographer
New York , United States
Angela Cumberbirch, Photographer Angela Cumberbirch
Photographer
New York , United States
gallery (contains audio)
Ed Giles, Photo_Video Ed Giles
Photo_Video
(At sea...)
Tahiti , French Polynesia
youme., Editor|Project Coordinato youme.
Editor|Project Coordinato
(www.reminders-project.org)
Bangkok , Thailand


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