V for Victory
You'd remember that back in May, the Fabrica football team traveled from our bubble-land in Villorba to play in a tournament against other writing schools. And we won the Holden Cup. If you don't remember, check back at this blog post.
And now, adding to our randomly updated video podcast, we bring you the evidence of how the team won! This great clip is edited by Yianni Hill, one of the players.
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Ode to the Lebanese Cedar
The old (actually dead) tree at Fabrica was tranformed into a sculpture after it's been standing dead for a few years. The tree, a Lebanese Cedar, was an essential part of Tadao Ando's architectural plan for Fabrica and therefore cannot be uprooted. It is said that the tree has been standing there for 350 years.
The transformation of the tree into a sculpture inspired us to create a timelapse video. For a week, we set up an iSight camera to take a picture every 15 seconds. The camera had to be hung outside the window and suffered from intense, constant exposure to the sun in the mid-summer heat. Choosing the best part of the footage, this is the first in our abuse-camera-for-timelapse-movie series that will now happen at various locations around Fabrica.
By Oriol Ferrer Mesià & Ann Poochareon.
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Free Wine Party
Our second video podcast by UFP (unofficial Fabrica Podcast) is brought to you by A.P. Smith.
The Fabrica Free Wine Party took place on March 17, 2006 after Fabricanti successfully collected 150 bottle of wine from our canteen in less than just two weeks.
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Introducing the Unofficial Fabrica Podcast (UFP)
We inaugurate our very first podcast ever with a video that shows what life at Fabrica is all about - from our drunken xmas party that took place in the building on a cold december night (2005):
Video edited by Barbara Kunst
You can subscribe to UFP using this rss feed:
http://2005to2007.fabrica.it/blog/podcast.xml
** This is our podcasting experiment, we do not guarantee frequent updates or intelligent content, but we will try our best **
(Find instruction of how to subscribe using iTunes in the full entry.)
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