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EUROPEAN MEDIA ART FESTIVAL OSNABRUECK 2011 - Emaf

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CET AIR LA<br />

Marie Losier<br />

Cet Air la ist ein berühmtes französisches<br />

Lied aus dem Jahr 1963, live a capella gesungen<br />

von der NY Sängerin April March mit Julien<br />

Gasc. Das Pärchen singt, während es<br />

über einer überlagerten 16mm-Projektion<br />

einer Stop-Motion-Animation einer Reihe<br />

von Wolken, Vögeln, Blasen, Nebelmaschinen<br />

und Glitter fliegt – das Lied ist wie ein<br />

Traum.<br />

Cet Air la is a famous french song from 1963,<br />

sung live by NY singer April March in a cappella<br />

with Julien Gasc. The couple is singing<br />

while flying over a superimposed 16mm projection<br />

of a stop motion animation of a series<br />

of clouds, birds, bubbles, smoke machines<br />

and glitters - the song has the texture of a<br />

dream.<br />

Marie Losier, *1972 in France, is a filmmaker<br />

and curator working in New York City. She has<br />

shown her films and videos at museums, galleries,<br />

biennials and festivals. She studied literature<br />

at the University of Nanterre, France<br />

and Fine Art in New York City. She has made a<br />

number of film portraits on avant-garde directors,<br />

musicians and composers such as<br />

Mike and George Kuchar, Guy Maddin,<br />

Richard Foreman, Tony Conrad and Genesis<br />

P-Orridge.<br />

�USA 2010, Video, 3:00<br />

�Director, script, camera, editing Marie<br />

Losier<br />

�Music, cast April March and Julien Gasc<br />

�Distribution Marie Losier<br />

LANGBEAT<br />

Dániel Szöllosi<br />

Dieses experimentelle Musikvideoprojekt basiert auf der Idee,<br />

dass jede einzelne Sprache ihre eigene Musikalität und ihren eigenen<br />

Rhythmus hat. Ein unterteilter Bildschirm, auf dem die<br />

Musik aus den Klängen von Nahaufnahmen von menschlichen<br />

Mündern geformt wird, die die Worte mehrerer verschiedener<br />

europäischer Sprachen buchstabieren. Die Worte erzeugen ein<br />

Rhythmus, der Rhythmus wird zu Musik.<br />

This experimental music video project is based on the idea that<br />

every language has its own musicality and rhythm. A divided<br />

screen where the music builds up from those sounds of closeups<br />

of human mouths spelling words of several different European<br />

languages. The words create a rhythm, the rhythm becomes<br />

music.<br />

Daniel Szöllosi, * 1987 in Budapest. His interest in images and<br />

music always played a big part in his life from a very early age. In<br />

2006, after graduation, he was accepted into the Faculty of Media<br />

Design of Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design Budapest.<br />

�H 2010, Video, 0:01:55<br />

�Director, script, editing, music Dániel Szöllosi<br />

�Camera Milan Bernath<br />

�Distribution Dániel Szöllosi<br />

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