Showing posts with label myspace. Show all posts
Showing posts with label myspace. Show all posts

Sunday, March 23, 2008

Weekanerd NYC: MySpace Politics, John Woo Anime, and Crazy Russian Sci and Animation



Monday, March 24
The future of American politics is MySpace? Are all the candidates trying to launch indie rock music careers? Winograd and Hais will lecture on how much the intra-net has effected the current campaigns, and will sign copies of their new book. How I long for the day Americans can use Wii votes for elections, and the long silent reclusive nerd voice will be heard.

Science Fiction Lounge, John Woo Anime, and Russian Animation...

Tuesday, March 25,
A weird 1920s Russian sci-fi movie with a live sound track by a "first class improviser's quartet". Hit the link to hear samples of the musicians. 10 bucks plus a $10 drink min, reservations are recommended.

Wednesday, March 26
The original Appleseed movie was fun in a confusing, kind of boring way. But at the New York Anime Festival I saw a clip of the opening scene of this "upgraded" version of the film, produced by John Woo, and let's just say it featured flying birds and people shooting guns with two hands. IMPORTANT: RSVP at that link ASAP, you're supposed to do it by 12pm on Monday.


Check out that animation - Miro, right? Budovskiy will talk about the past, present, and possibly future of Russian Animation. Though as far as I'm concerned, this is the last word in Russian animation...


Monday, August 06, 2007

Weekanerd NYC - Free Readings and Film Geek Exibitionism

Monday, August 6, 2007
Author Douglas Wolk reads from his book of critical theory on comics.

Tuesday, August 7, 2007
A free talk about how to best use MySpace as a tool to promote independent projects, organize non-profit work, and help with other worthy causes that won't make Dateline come to your house. Expect many New Media Hippies to be there, and lots of disparaging remarks about Rupert Murdoch.

Wednesday
, August 8, 2007
  • Movieoke
  • 9pm @ The Den (in Two Boots Pizza), 3rd Street and Avenue A, Manhattan

Do you like acting out scenes from your favorite movies in front of the mirror? That's not weird, right? Take it to the next level with Movieoke, and get up on stage and perform scenes in front of a live audience as the actual scene is projected on a screen behind you.