Strange and unexpected, funny and poignant, COVeR Me BADD songs and music videos thrill friends and strangers alike. It’s Virtual Insanity with Quarter 2’s theme, One Hit Wonders. Amadeus will Rock you, your Bell will be Rung. Major Tom will be In the Middle with the rest of the Bizarre Maniacs.
Author: Fara
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COVeR Me BADD Listening Party – One Hit Wonders!
Bands and Songs participating in Quarter 2 – 2017(this list may change)Rand McNally (Dusty Heaton and Henry Larsen) – Kung Fu Fighting by Carl DouglassNards (Dave Drescher) – Orinoco Flow by EnyaMissionary Axe Jam (Mark Ostapiak, Jade Shipman, Garrett Warshaw) – Replay by Iyaz
Mothers Against Robots (Jane Edwards-McNear) – The Middle by Jimmy Eat WorldSaitama (Gordon Gross) – Virtual Insanity by JamiroquaiDj BaRnAcLeS (Jonathan Zachary Giusti) – Cars by Gary Numan
The Yin Yang Twins (Jonathan Zachary Giusti and Katie Margerison) – You Only Get What You Give by The New RadicalsPU$$Y HACKER (Jessica Flemming, Maris Kaplan, Anne Trickey) – Hey Sandy by POLARIS
Pigliashon Joans (Igliashon Jones) – Maniac by Michael Sembello
Rare Device (Eric Rose) – Major Tom by Peter SchillingTelegram Sam (Sam Hamner) – Double Dutch Bus by Frankie SmithFavors (Easton Grainer) – Mexican Radio by Wall of VoodooSP@C3B1RDC@TZ (Anne Trickey and JaMile Jackson) – Ring My Bell by Anita WardCOVeR Me BADD is a Trickey Jackson production, the collective brainchild of Anne Trickey and JaMile Jackson. Each quarter bands hack a song by creating their own unique cover song music video. An ever growing community of people from those new to music to touring band members, COVeR Me BADD is pure joy through the creative process.After two years of making beautiful music together, COVeR Me BADD is exited for a foray into public viewing. -
OpenScreening
ATA’
s Open Screening is the only monthly open submissions screening in the Bay Area. Get your work out there!The first Thursday of every month we have an Open Screening. An Open Screening is where we invite local filmmakers to show their short subject films (under 15 mins.). It is a free event and you can either screen a film or just be a member of the audience. Either way it is FREE. It is a great place to network, if you are a filmmaker, crew member, actor or a fan of local films. Please let us know if you would like to screen something. We love films and would love to see yours.
Submissions: Label all tapes w/ name, contact, title and length. Mail to: Open Screening, 992 Valencia, SF, 94110. 1-2 weeks advance submissions strongly recommended. If not, just walk in before the show. Maximum length: 15 min. Formats: Digital File (PC or Mac), DVD, miniDV/DV-cam, VHS, beta, 8mm and 16mm. For 8mm and 16mm films give us advance notice.
Door opens at 7
contact: programming@atasite.org
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HUMAN TOWN
Princess VuVu and Kevin CK Lo present HUMAN TOWN, a gathering of Bay Area’s Techno-Shamans.A live sonic and visual excavation of archival Super 8 home footage from Humansdorp, South Africa (“Human Town”), a performance exploring psychological transformation across generations, and the digital restructuring of memory within a distorted videoscape of familial ghosts, Lucky Strike cigarettes and unspoken segregation.
Claire Staples will be premiering her music video Yr Perfect (Just How You Are)”
Fleming is the solo music project of Claire Staples, a multidisciplinary artist and care worker living and working in Oakland since 2011. This is the first video for an upcoming video album.
Steven Newell Presents: DAGGER OF YOUR DREAMS
The dagger of your dreams is about a bunch of fucking rascals who are destructive, this summons a dagger from hell which possess them to sing, do drugs, have sex, and other shit.
Steven Newell is an Alaskan born animator/filmmaker. His lust for the grotesque and abstract got him kicked out of the film program at his art college where he then turned towards animation to express his multimedia dream quests. Steven is the founder of Forest Mist Video, a dvd distribution company which specializes in experimental and esoteric moving pictures.
Waxy Tombs
Waxy Tombs is the pet name of a disequilibrium chamber, used for the cooling process after self-columns have been collapsed or dis-localized. Waxy Tombs is a Bay Area native who explores the themes of internalized urban landscapes, identity transformation and the tension of both the dehumanizing and symbiotic relationships we form with technological interfaces. Releases include Weird Forest, Weird Ear and BradGrammar tapes.