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ViPod Gallery, call for video submission
ViPod Gallery, call for video submission
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
The Escape Artists Society (T.E.A.S.) http://www.escapeartists.ca wants your video art for Vancouver's first iPod viewing gallery or ViPod Gallery!
This is a fundraising event for Vancouver's hottest emerging arts society The Escape Artists Society (T.E.A.S.): we put art in unusual spaces – inserting 'our' world into 'there' world– penetrating public perceptions of culture, genre and form.
Submitted works must be created specifically for screening on Apple's new video iPod and can be no longer than 5 minutes in duration.
The content and style of your work is open – it can be narrative or non-narrative, personal or political, and presented in an experimental or documentary style.
Play with the notion of "ViPodification" in your work – the small, intimate scale of the iPod may direct your explorations technically and conceptually – "podify" it. Featured artists are eligible for prize packs featuring treats donated by local designers, artists and businesses.
THE EVENT:
The ViPod Viewing Gallery will take place in a funky uptown social location in Vancouver, BC, Canada.
The space will be set up with special viewing tables: artists and guests will 'rent' the ViPods (each featuring a different artist's work) for short periods – to enjoy, share and discuss the works amongst themselves.
The evening may also feature door prizes, performances and site-specific installations by local artists.
REQUIREMENTS:
Submissions must be original to the artist – they may be new or older pieces that have been modified or "ViPodified" - (altered in some way that addresses the intimate scale of the iPod's screen) for the viewing environment in mind.
- Max 320 x 240 in dimensions
- Compression codecs to used MUST be either MPEG 4 or H.264, 2.5 mbps(max) at 30 fps
- Max 5 mins, at max 15 megs in total file size
- All audio and video must be original, with credits for all additional artist who worked on the project
- Must include T.E.A.S. logo in credits – this can be downloaded from T.E.A.S. website after April 1st
- Upon submission the artist will be asked to sign an agreement to release the work to T.E.A.S. for limited exclusive use for the first 6 weeks then unlimited, non-exclusive rights from that time forward
TIMELINE:
- Invitation/Call for works: March 24- May 4th, 2006
- Deadline for Works: May 4th, 2006
- Final decisions: May 18th, 2006
- Fundraiser: Early June, 2006
To send your submissions please contact:
Camille Baker at camille@escapeartists.ca or Victoria Singh at victoria@escapeartists.ca or snail mail cd files to:
The Escape Artists Society
1009 Semlin Drive
Vancouver, BC
V5L 4J9 Canada
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