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LIVING DOCUMENTARY INTERVIEW
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MOMA SCREENING FLYER
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FESTIVAL OF INDEPENDENTS PROGRAM
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Living Documentary: Philadelphia, PA
Living Documentary send off screening at Prince Music Theater, Philadelphia. Rakshitha Pailoor, our first ever Termite TV intern performs an inauguration dance on the street outside the Prince Theatre. We screen Schuylkill River (Philadelphia Premiere), talk about the upcoming trip and sell our first 10 T-shirts.
LIVING DOCUMENTARY: BOSTON, MA
Thursday, August 5, 1999 – Leave Philadelphia early morning 2 am arrive C’s parents’ house in Katonah, NY. Eat soup, sleep couple hours, leave for Boston. Arrive afternoon in Boston late and panicked for C’s “response” to films at UFVA conference to find the screening has been changed to an earlier time. FIRST SCREENING: “Crime and Punishment Part 1” and “Animal” at SCAT (Somerville Community Access Television) arranged by SCAT and Video Space. Meet Sarah Smiley. Dinner at Mex restaurant across the street. Stay with Simone, D’s friend in Cambridge.
Friday, August 6, 1999 – Early morning screening & (positive) response to “TeleKinetics“. Afternoon screening and (lukewarm to chilly) response to “Urban Living” and “Schuylkill River” at UFVA conference. M & A fly to family reunion in Pittsburgh. Next Frame screening; look for bar with a large crowd. Unsuccessful, we end up in Pizzeria Uno in Harvard Square.
Saturday, August 7, 1999 – D “responds” to Bridget Murnane’s videos. Franny, D & C visit D’s friend Pam in Jamaica Plain, MA.
LIVING DOCUMENTARY: SOMMERVILLE POSTCARD
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INTERMEDIA ARTS PRESS RELEASE
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LIVING DOCUMENTARY: BUFFALO, NY
From August to December 1999, Termite TV Collective drove across the United States in a 1964 converted school bus equipped with cameras, an editing system, and a “documentary circus tent.” The shows we produced — “Living Documentaries” — were shot and edited on the road and screened at media art centers and exhibition venues we visited along the way. We collaborated with local artists, media makers, residents and fellow travelers, and began recording 5-minute Life Stories. The resulting Living Documentaries cover a characteristically eclectic mix of themes: Money; Life Stories from Sitka, Alaska; Violent; Life Stories from the Borderlands; and Rollover.
Now, we still find ourselves making “Living Documentaries.” The term has come to stand for much more than our roadtrip. Perhaps it is a reflection of our philosophy that video is an interactive format, that objectivity is a fallacy, that the observer is always part of the experiment. Or perhaps it is because we like to see ourselves as nomads with video cameras, even when we just go to the grocery store. Living Documentary shows currently in production are Space and Food.
LIVING DOCUMENTARY: SQUEAKY WHEEL BROCHURE
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