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http://thebigtimeout.com/performers/mat-the-alien/

A short clip from Mitzvah. In modern times the term Mitzvah has come to mean any act of human kindness. This collaborative performance piece driven by Adham Shaikh s compelling tracks, featured performances by Cathy Stoyko, Namchi, Taiya, Kortney Hunchuk and others. Within the forms of dance gift is inspired and finds the heart and soul in all of us.

Saturday's final acthttp://thebigtimeout.com/performers/matisyahu/

http://thebigtimeout.com/performers/five-alarm-funk

http://thebigtimeout.com/performers/five-alarm-funk

http://thebigtimeout.com/performers/ganga-giri/

http//thebigtimeout.tv http://thebigtimeout.com/performers/ganga-giri/

I'm not allowed to show footage of the Metric gig, so here's the huge crowd going nuts.Apart from the weird bit in the middle where the singer stopped the show because someone in the pit was videoing her (for the live backdrop projection) it was a great show.http://thebigtimeout.com/performers/metric/ The Big Time Out videoblog http://thebigtimeout.tv August 15-17 2008 Cumberland, BC, Canada

We're not allowed to show video of Metric performing, so here's a Lumiere video from backstage. Lumiere Videos are silent, fixed camera, 60 seconds or less. Watch it to the end, add your own soundtrack if you want to :). http://thebigtimeout.com/performers/metric/ The Big Time Out videoblog http://thebigtimeout.tv August 15-17 2008 Cumberland, BC, Canada

"I break strings" says Wil - you can find me at IBreakStrings.comand so you can:http://ibreakstrings.comhttp://thebigtimeout.com/performers/wil/

Promo for TheBigTimeOut.tv festival videoblog Watch videos live from The Big Time Out at: http://thebigtimeout.tv/ Watch videos on your phone at: http://mobile.thebigtimeout.tv/

A son et lumière for British Columbia s 150th Birthday today. Shot on the dock behind the local halibut burger bar. Everything about this, and about that sentence, is Canadian. Formats available:MPEG4 Video (.mp4), Flash Video (.flv)

See also this Flickr video Formats available:Quicktime (.mov), Flash Video (.flv), Cellphone - via Ovi (.3gp)

One of the things that excited Kate most about coming here was the idea of learning to garden, to have her own vegetable patch. The topsoil here isn t so good, and would need more added - and it was important to Katie that she should do it all herself. And she was 7 months pregnant, so didn t feel much like digging and turning a big bed. So she built a raised bed. She used the shipping boxes from our move as a base (they ll rot away), then covered that with compost and cut grass left by the previous owners of our house. Then she bought organic soil and manure in big plastic bags - not the greenest solution - but hey, you gotta start somewhere. Turns out she s got green fingers. The RyanIsHungry.com video that Katie mentions is here: http://ryanishungry.com/2007/12/29/food-not-lawns-no-lawn-left-behind/ This was a discount store, Now it s turned into a cornfield Formats available:MPEG4 Video (.mp4), Flash Video (.flv)

I like lumi re videos. I like setting up a frame, as if taking a still picture, and then letting the camera roll for 60 seconds to see what happens within the frame. Often, something serendipitous will happen within the composition and within the allotted time. But lumi re videos are silent, and I'm a big fan of videos with natural soundtrack. Like Ryanne (and Jay)'s films, cut simply together, each clip with its natural background hum. There's something very moving about the short rhythmic pulse of these sounds and images together. I shot this one as a lumi re, but it'd only be half as good without its natural soundtrack. So I'm calling this a 'son et lumiere' ;) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Son_et_lumi%C3%A8re_(show) (I used to love these, before irony) Shot with the in-camera 'Color Accent' setting on the Canon IXUS 860, which allows you to sample a colour and turn everything else black and white.

Shot with the in-camera time-lapse setting on the Canon IXUS 860. Music: Roadrunner, by Gurdonark, via NegativeSoundInstitute.com Formats available:MPEG4 Video (.mp4), Flash Video (.flv)

A twittervox in the depths of London. It was a tweetup and a screening of the film Juno. There's an interview with Danacea of Forbidden planet, another with Sheena of Thinkjam. On the lighter side we meet three vloggers, Beth, Rupert Howe and Robert Croma

Formats available:MPEG4 Video (.mp4), MP3 Audio (.mp3), Flash Video (.flv)

I learned about lumiere style from my friend in London, Rupert Howe. (Though Andreas in Denmark probably gets credit for nudging our group of videobloggers in this direction.) I've been wanting to make one, and then this week at the beach as it was nearing sunset, I just grabbed out little Sanyo Xacti waterproof movie camera, and grabbed a clip of Shane and Lexi. Amazing IMO. Unscripted, and unplanned, but notice how psychic and scene-stealing our little pup is! I am also submitting it to the Semanal group, folks who are making one video a week for 2008. You can still join us anytime! UPDATE: I have been informed of a central site on the web that has over 500 Lumiere's collected since 2007. It is a rich archive and if you like this art form, please go and explore. This has been organized and nurtured by Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen and Brittany Shoot who are pioneers in the videoblogging community. You can see Brittany on Beach Walks in Episode #185":http://www.beachwalks.tv/2006/08/26/beach-walk-185-bridging-with-brittany/. Hawaiian Word: Hāmau: silent Please join us over at The Reef. Author: beachwalks Keywords: beach dog hawaii lanikai lumiere lumiere-video ruperthowe semanal08 semanal08week2 silent travel Added: February 17, 2008

I learned about lumiere style from my friend in London, Rupert Howe. (Thous Andreas in Denmark probably gets credit for nudging our group of videobloggers in this direction.) I've been wanting to make one, and then this week at the beach as it was nearing sunset, I just grabbed out little "Sanyo Xacti": waterproof movie camera, and grabbed a clip of Shane and Lexi. Amazing IMO. Unscripted, and unplanned, but notice how psychic and scene-stealing our little pup is! I am also submitting it to the Semanal group, folks who are making one video a week for 2008. You can still join us anytime!Hawaiian Word: H mau: silentPlease join us over at The Reef. Add this to your Technorati Favorites Support us by buying your own copy of our Beach Walks Theme music. Please check out our Blogroll page with many more links.Email & Share This