Category Archives: Video

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The Smartphone Film Festival is a Pittsfield original for the 10×10 on North

The Berkshire International Film Festival and the Beacon Cinema joined together for the Berkshires’ first-ever Smartphone Film Festival – a new take on the film festival scene, as part of the 10×10 On North Festival taking place February 16-26 in downtown Pittsfield. Click on headline above for full story.

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The Smartphone Film Festival is a Pittsfield original for the 10×10 on North

The Berkshire International Film Festival and the Beacon Cinema joined together for the Berkshires’ first-ever Smartphone Film Festival – a new take on the film festival scene, as part of the 10×10 On North Festival taking place February 16-26 in downtown Pittsfield. Click on headline above for full story.

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Baroque Operatic Fantasy “The Enchanted Island” offers giddy delights – Met Live in HD

“A delightful pastiche of traditional operatic and theatrical elements, sometimes soaring, frequently familiar, and at moments, evoking even giddy responses from the audience. It is just a wee bit over the top.” To read more, click on photo above.

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Baroque Operatic Fantasy “The Enchanted Island” offers giddy delights – Met Live in HD

“A delightful pastiche of traditional operatic and theatrical elements, sometimes soaring, frequently familiar, and at moments, evoking even giddy responses from the audience. It is just a wee bit over the top.” To read more, click on photo above.

Steve Jobs will be the subject of Walter Isaacson's talk.

Walter Issacson on The Book of Jobs: First up at Barrington Stage Live from 92nd St. Y Series

The future of the Barrington Stage Company (BSC) telecasts have been in question for months, so it comes as great news that they will continue. Three great achievers – Walter Isaacson, Mandy Patinkin and Gloria Steinham – will kick off

Steve Jobs will be the subject of Walter Isaacson's talk.

Walter Issacson on The Book of Jobs: First up at Barrington Stage Live from 92nd St. Y Series

The future of the Barrington Stage Company (BSC) telecasts have been in question for months, so it comes as great news that they will continue. Three great achievers – Walter Isaacson, Mandy Patinkin and Gloria Steinham – will kick off

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20 Hot Performances Announced for Mass MoCA in Early 2012

(Above: Delicate Steve and his band) From our News Desk: Mass MoCA’s Winter/Spring season has cast its net wide, finding a score of offerings with incredible range and depth. The never timid North Adams, MA institution has once again found

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20 Hot Performances Announced for Mass MoCA in Early 2012

(Above: Delicate Steve and his band) From our News Desk: Mass MoCA’s Winter/Spring season has cast its net wide, finding a score of offerings with incredible range and depth. The never timid North Adams, MA institution has once again found

Best Practices in Banana Time at Mass MoCA

Mass MoCA Hosts Best Practices in Banana Time with Doctor Rodenberger in North Adams Dec. 3

From our News Desk: With well over a million users, Second Life, an online virtual reality world/community, active twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, is a phenomenon to be reckoned with. Mass MoCA’s current exhibition The Workers includes

Best Practices in Banana Time at Mass MoCA

Mass MoCA Hosts Best Practices in Banana Time with Doctor Rodenberger in North Adams Dec. 3

From our News Desk: With well over a million users, Second Life, an online virtual reality world/community, active twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, is a phenomenon to be reckoned with. Mass MoCA’s current exhibition The Workers includes

The 92Y Simulcasts Continue at Barrington Stage

Barrington Stage Simulcast Series Continues with Andy Borowitz, Barbara Walters and Paula Deen

From Our News Desk: Barrington Stage Company (BSC) continues the “Live from NY’s 92nd Street Y” Simulcasts with three programs for fall 2011. The popular satellite broadcast series enters its second year in the Berkshires, and brings thought provoking lectures,

The 92Y Simulcasts Continue at Barrington Stage

Barrington Stage Simulcast Series Continues with Andy Borowitz, Barbara Walters and Paula Deen

From Our News Desk: Barrington Stage Company (BSC) continues the “Live from NY’s 92nd Street Y” Simulcasts with three programs for fall 2011. The popular satellite broadcast series enters its second year in the Berkshires, and brings thought provoking lectures,

EMPAC at RPI for March, 2011.

March at RPI’s EMPAC is diverse, head-spinning, innovative, challenging

If you have been visiting this site for any time, you know we have a proclivity for all things experimental, especially when it comes to theatre, music, and dance. Mix those basic art forms with mad scientists, poets, video, film,

EMPAC at RPI for March, 2011.

March at RPI’s EMPAC is diverse, head-spinning, innovative, challenging

If you have been visiting this site for any time, you know we have a proclivity for all things experimental, especially when it comes to theatre, music, and dance. Mix those basic art forms with mad scientists, poets, video, film,

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Rory Kinnear’s multi-layered “Hamlet” via NT Live Dec. 9 at Mahaiwe

Rory Kinnear’s Hamlet is superb. We will finally get to see it on Thursday, December 9 at 2 pm here in the Berkshires as NT Live kicks off its second season at the Mahaiwe in Great Barrington. Earlier we put

HAMLET BY Shakespeare

Rory Kinnear’s multi-layered “Hamlet” via NT Live Dec. 9 at Mahaiwe

Rory Kinnear’s Hamlet is superb. We will finally get to see it on Thursday, December 9 at 2 pm here in the Berkshires as NT Live kicks off its second season at the Mahaiwe in Great Barrington. Earlier we put

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How the internet is changing the marketing of the arts

Around the turn of the century, online blogs and digital magazines began to serve as a bridge between traditional cultural organizations and the computer age. Often begun as places where former newspaper critics, journalists and wannabes could continue to work,

Colorfulmultimedia

How the internet is changing the marketing of the arts

Around the turn of the century, online blogs and digital magazines began to serve as a bridge between traditional cultural organizations and the computer age. Often begun as places where former newspaper critics, journalists and wannabes could continue to work,

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Genre bending Violinist Todd Reynolds fiddles with Musical Robots at Mass MoCA Nov. 6

North Adams, MA: Genres bend and boundaries recede at MASS MoCA’s Club B-10 on Saturday, November 6, at 8 PM when Bang on a Can and former Silk Road Project violinist, electronic musician, technologist, and local favorite Todd Reynolds brings

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Genre bending Violinist Todd Reynolds fiddles with Musical Robots at Mass MoCA Nov. 6

North Adams, MA: Genres bend and boundaries recede at MASS MoCA’s Club B-10 on Saturday, November 6, at 8 PM when Bang on a Can and former Silk Road Project violinist, electronic musician, technologist, and local favorite Todd Reynolds brings

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Ten Imaginative Online Videos you will never see on television

The video selections below are clearly not for tv, and probably won’t make either of the Berkshire film festivals, but they are well done, and worth a look. Diverse and with original scores and soundtracks, the snippets and shorts also

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Ten Imaginative Online Videos you will never see on television

The video selections below are clearly not for tv, and probably won’t make either of the Berkshire film festivals, but they are well done, and worth a look. Diverse and with original scores and soundtracks, the snippets and shorts also

Requiem for the Video Store. Now what?

Driving around the Berkshires this week it became clear that renting videos from a store is a dying business. The once mighty chains, from Blockbuster to Movie Gallery and Hollywood are in the process of shuttering the last of their

Requiem for the Video Store. Now what?

Driving around the Berkshires this week it became clear that renting videos from a store is a dying business. The once mighty chains, from Blockbuster to Movie Gallery and Hollywood are in the process of shuttering the last of their

Controversy won’t derail final NYSTI “Orphan Train” performances

The Orphan Train is one of the coming weekend’s best bets. The production is first class, with a superb five piece group accompanying the music, and a brilliant set that utilizes projections and a serrated screen in most novel ways.

Controversy won’t derail final NYSTI “Orphan Train” performances

The Orphan Train is one of the coming weekend’s best bets. The production is first class, with a superb five piece group accompanying the music, and a brilliant set that utilizes projections and a serrated screen in most novel ways.