Come in costume and witness San Antonio duo Potter-Belmar Labs present a special Halloween-themed live video performance. PBL are conductors of cinema, live-mixing audio and video, weaving sampled media and original work, cut-up and stitched back together, on the fly.
FORTUNE
What does the future hold? What follows us from the past? What more can we learn about the present? Multimedia artists and performers, Potter-Belmar Labs, will answer these questions and more in their audience-participatory live cinema performance, "Fortune."
PBL probes the collective subconscious of the audience, and presents the results in a live mix of sound and moving image. Each performance of "Fortune" is unique; the audience determines the selections and arrangement from a set of reconfigurable vignettes. Original sound and image compositions are interwoven with samples from the culture at-large and field recordings, generating a tapestry of allusion, abstract narration, and dreamlike hallucination.
Fans of live cinema, experimental film, participation theater, and new media art will enjoy "Fortune" by Potter-Belmar Labs!
Suitable for children with at least one cool parent.
Running Time: 1 hour
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Here's what people are saying about PBL:
"The cinema of the future! Potter-Belmar Labs has the best thing going in the live cinema scene!"–Craig Baldwin, Other Cinema
"Potter-Belmar Labs are reshaping social engineering and the participatory cinema viewing experience."–Gerry Fialka, 7Dudley Cinema and the PXL THIS Fest
POTTER-BELMAR LABS
Potter-Belmar Labs is Leslie Raymond and Jason Jay Stevens, collaborating artists since 1999, with internationally exhibited work spanning a variety of media including interactive sculpture, installation, single-channel video, and performance. They have won top prize in three performance competitons, including the Unreal Tournament at the University of Tennesee in Knoxville, and most recently won first prize for installation video at Orilla#06 at the Museu de Arte Contemporáneo in Santa Fe, Argentina.