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Watch more Pretty Cool People interviews on http://prettycoolpeopleinterviews.submarinechannel.nl/ Director Tommy Pallotta made a compelling documentary about his friend Stephen Prince: a very engaging storyteller who worked extensively with film icon Martin Scorsese in the seventies, both as a producer and as an actor (Taxi Driver). Prince was also the subject of Scorsese's lost film 'American Boy', in which the young Stephen tells fascinating, some time totally absurd anecdotes from his rock&roll life. For example: the most memorable scene from Tarantino's Pulp Fiction, in which Travolta injects adrenaline into the heart of Uma Thurman who overdosed, is based on a story that Stephen tells in this documentary. Three decades after Scorsese's film was released, Tommy Pallotta brings us 'American Prince', where he draws out Steven Prince once more to recount his days since 'American Boy', share why he turned his back on the entertainment industry and to compose the next chapter of his story. Since SubmarineChannel helped American Prince to come about and since we distribute the film, we had a nice talk with the Amsterdam-based director Tommy Pallota. We talked to him about how he met Stephen Prince (their first encounter wasn't particularly friendly) and how Pallotta started in the film industry himself, still being a philosophy student in Austin. Here in Austin he met Richard Linklater with whom he work on movies like Slacker, Waking Life and A Scanner Darkly. Watch American Prince exclusively on http://www.submarinechannel.com/articles/item/319 Pretty Cool People Crew: Interview Remco Vlaanderen, Camera & Editing: Geert van de Wetering

Watch more Pretty Cool People interviews on http://prettycoolpeopleinterviews.submarinechannel.nl/ Director Tommy Pallotta made a compelling documentary about his friend Stephen Prince: a very engaging storyteller who worked extensively with film icon Martin Scorsese in the seventies, both as a producer and as an actor (Taxi Driver). Prince was also the subject of Scorsese's lost film 'American Boy', in which the young Stephen tells fascinating, some time totally absurd anecdotes from his rock&roll life. For example: the most memorable scene from Tarantino's Pulp Fiction, in which Travolta injects adrenaline into the heart of Uma Thurman who overdosed, is based on a story that Stephen tells in this documentary. Three decades after Scorsese's film was released, Tommy Pallotta brings us 'American Prince', where he draws out Steven Prince once more to recount his days since 'American Boy', share why he turned his back on the entertainment industry and to compose the next chapter of his story. Since SubmarineChannel helped American Prince to come about and since we distribute the film, we had a nice talk with the Amsterdam-based director Tommy Pallota. We talked to him about how he met Stephen Prince (their first encounter wasn't particularly friendly) and how Pallotta started in the film industry himself, still being a philosophy student in Austin. Here in Austin he met Richard Linklater with whom he work on movies like Slacker, Waking Life and A Scanner Darkly. Watch American Prince exclusively on http://www.submarinechannel.com/articles/item/319 Pretty Cool People Crew: Interview Remco Vlaanderen, Camera & Editing: Geert van de Wetering

Hi all, SubmarineChannel's MiniMovies series has been nominated for a Webby. Hurray! We're eligible for: 1) The Webby Award (the jury award) and 2) The Webby People's Voice Award. Please take a minute to vote for MiniMovies in the Online Film and Video Category, Documentary Series. We have till the 30th of April to wipe out the competition! http://pv.webbyawards.com

Molotov's Dispatches in Search of the Creator: A Second Life Odyssey is part of the MiniMovies series. The MiniMovies series has now been nominated for a Webby. Hurray! We're eligible for: 1) The Webby Award (the jury award) and 2) The Webby People's Voice Award. Please take a minute to vote for MiniMovies in the Online Film and Video Category, Documentary Series. We have till the 30th of April to wipe out the competition! http://pv.webbyawards.com To watch all episodes of Molotov's Dispatches in Search of the Creator: A Second Life Odyssey, go to: www.molotovalva.com Author: YanivWolf Keywords: webby award documentary second life molotov machinima minimovies submarinechannel Added: April 27, 2009

MILESTONES IN VIDEOBLOGGING #2 Author: CHRIS WEAGELImportant thoughts published on September 28th, 2004 by our favorite Prof. Chris Weagel on the occasion of his 23rd birthday. About memories & reality and the strange fact that, at least for our generation and generations to come, the only remaining reality left of ones life is the reality caught on images and footage of oneself. And the strange fact that as a filmmaker you are able to create your own reality. For one reason or another this video has exactly the same length as THE HOUSE OF VLOG - WITH THE VLOGFATHER. There must be something... Mail us your Milestones @ submissions[at]unitedvloggers[dot]com Permalink to the original file: CLICK HERE Human Dog: CLICK HERE Subscribe to Human Dog: CLICK HERE Earlier Revlogs from the work of Chris Weagel on UV: CLICK HERE [Tags]human dog, chris weagel, memory, human, dog, chris, weagel, birthday, memories, home, movie, childhood, creation, imagination, vidblog, skidoo, reality, milestones in videoblogging, revlog, united vloggers, vloggers, submarine channel, submarine, vloggers united, video blog, videoblog, videoblogging, vlog, blog, blogging, vlogging, video, video podcast, podcast, media[/tags]

Revlog no. 45 authors: THE UPTAKEA Revlog by our beloved CITIZEN REPORTER BICYCLEMARK (Mark Foncesca Rendeiro): "How often, anywhere in the world, do you see protesters standing outside the home of an elected official? Take it one step further: how often do you see an elected leader (in this case SENATOR NORM COLEMAN) of one of the highest offices in the country, standing in front of his house openly having an unscripted debate with protesters who disagree with him in front of his house? Now add the video aspect; record, post, and let everyone on the internet see the result of this exchange. That is basically what you get with this entry on Minnesota Stories via a site called The Uptake. A civic moment that might look very web 2.0 but is actually one of the oldest democratic traditions of all time." Permalink: CLICK HERE The Uptake: CLICK HERE Citizen Reporter Bicyclemark: CLICK HERE More on Norm Coleman: CLICK HERE Minnesota Stories: CLICK HERE [Tags]the uptake, uptake, protest, ant-war, war, iraq, norm coleman, senator, peace rally, peace, minnesota stories, bicyclemark, citizen reporter, mark foncesca rendeiro, revlog, united vloggers, vloggers, submarine channel, submarine, vloggers united, video blog, videoblog, videoblogging, vlog, blog, blogging, vlogging, video, video podcast, podcast, media[/tags]

Revlog no. 36 author: IRIN. Published last month as a video podcast by OneWorldTVIt is now more than two decades since the discovery of the AIDS virus. But despite huge advances in the prevention and treatment of the disease, AIDS continues to decimate communities across Africa. This is the story of one such community in Kenya.Please take a moment to watch and grasp this horrifying story about a small village at the shores of the great Lake Victoria.About OneWorldTV: "OneWorldTV is a public platform for filmmakers, video journalists, NGO s and just about anyone with a video camera and an interest in social issues. It gives you the opportunity to access video messages and short films from around the world. Anyone with access to a camera and computer can contribute their films. OneWorldTV is part of OneWorld.net - a fast-growing civil society network online, supporting people s media to help build a more just global society." About IRIN: "IRIN's principal role is to provide news and analysis about sub-Saharan Africa, the Middle East and Central Asia for the humanitarian community. The networks target decision-makers in relief agencies, host and donor governments, human-rights organisations, humanitarian advocacy groups, academic institutions and the media. At the same time, IRIN strives to ensure that affected communities can also access reliable information, so they can take informed decisions about their future. IRIN (The Integrated Regional Information Networks) is part of the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, but its services are editorially independent. Its reports do not necessarily reflect the views of the United Nations and its agencies, nor its member states. Based in Nairobi, Kenya, IRIN was founded in 1995 to improve the flow of vital information to those involved in relief efforts in the Great Lakes region following the 1994 Rwandan genocide." Link to the original location: CLICK HERE Text transcript of the total movie: CLICK HERE OneWorldTV: CLICK HERE OneWorld.net: CLICK HERE IRIN: CLICK HERE Subscribe to OneWorldTV's video podcast: CLICK HERE[Tags]aids, hiv, africa, lake victoria, aids crisis, fish, fishermen, deadly catch, prostitution, sex, whoring, irin, one world tv, united nations. kenya, revlog, united vloggers, vloggers, submarine channel, submarine, vloggers united, video blog, videoblog, videoblogging, vlog, blog, blogging, vlogging, video, video podcast, podcast, media[/tags]