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| Syndicate: Last Call for Contributions/ Videonetwork EuroVision2000 |
Last Call for EuroVision2000 a temporary European "Local TV" net http://www.eurovision2000.net Call for contributions! Eurovision2000 is looking for video and filmproductions concerning the effects of new economies, border production, Schengenland and migration issues. Please send your project proposal for a production till 15th of July, or send a already existing video or filmcontribution till 15th of August 2000 to Labor k3000! The Concept of EuroVision2000 EuroVision2000 developed from 'MoneyNationsTV'. A project which started in 1998 as part of the wider framework of 'MoneyNations@access', which evolved in Shedhalle Zurich. One of the central concepts of 'MoneyNationsTV' was the direct exchange of reports, documentations, personal experiences and narrations around the issue of the current redefinition of Europe and its socio-economic transformation. These theoretical and socio-political perspectives were shared by filmmakers, artists and theorists from Middle, Central and Southeast Europe. The productions resulting from this focussed on new border constructions in Europe, on migration, the social and political effects of Neo-Liberalism, informal economies and the function of art and culture in the course of the reconfiguration of Eastern Europe. More detailed information on 'MoneyNations@access' and 'MoneyNationsTV' can be found online under http://www.moneynations.ch The aim of EuroVision is to expand the existing network of independent film producers and media activists, and to link it with locally, socially and culturally involved groups and people in the Café9 partner cities. The 'MoneyNationsTV' network has already established contacts with artists, film producers and activists in France, Italy, Ex-Yugoslavia, Kosova, Bulgaria, Rumania, the Czech Republic, Austria, Germany, Norway, and Switzerland. EuroVision2000 will take another look at the topics which were central to MoneyNationsTV. This includes the economic, social and cultural transformation of Europe, the many-sided, but sometimes contradictory, transformation in whole of Europe as well as of the former Eastern Block and it's consequences with regard to personal biographies, informal economies and migration, as well as racism, which is increasing in the whole of Europe. The adaptation and normalisation processes that accompany the political and economic orientation towards accession to the EU trigger off a whole series of societal and social changes in every-day life in the countries of the former Eastern Block. They also cause new exclusions of different kinds, depending on the individual country. This affects not only the many-sided, and often contradictory, adaptation processes of (Western) European culture, which is defined as global culture, but also the reconstitution of a new national identity and the social exclusions which result from this. Additionally, old (gender) orders are reintroduced. Call for Contributions of Video and Film Programmes for EuroVision2000! All artists, film producers, activists, theorists and other groups or individuals who have already worked on EuroVision2000 topics as laid out above, or who plan such productions, are invited to participate in the EuroVision2000 network. Please send us videos or films on VHS/pal tapes, together with the usual information on authors and participants, as well as a short description of content. Also include full address, e-mail address and details of the relevant bank account. Language: In principle productions are possible in any language. However, since the productions are distributed to 7 different countries, English subtitles are almost indispensable. All short descriptions of the videos and films should be in English, since the website will be exclusively in English. Fees / remuneration: We aim to pay a remuneration of least 50 Euros for all contributions that become part of the programme. This will, however, depend on the success of the fundraising. Copyright rules: All copyrights will remain with the authors and artists. EuroVision2000 will show the videos in the framework of programme blocks in the various Café9 locations, and will include low-resolution copies in the on-line archive. New negotiations will take place with authors, artists and their distribution representatives respectively with regard to any further use of the material. This could be, for instance, for the production of a EuroVision2000 compilation tape, further screenings outside Café9 localities, or for broadcasting on local, national or European TV channels. All EuroVision2000 network participants will automatically be added to the EuroVision2000 mailing list (eurovision-l@ecn.cz) and receive all information concerning the further development of the EuroVision2000 project, as well as the latest news on Café9. In this way they will also be able to participate actively in future discussions and decision-making. Dates and Locations of EuroVision2000 EuroVision2000 will take place in September 2000 at Café9 locations in Prague, Bologna, Avignon, Brussels, Bergen, Reykjavik and Helsinki, and on the internet under http://www.eurovision2000.net. Organisation and Responsibilities of EuroVision2000 Café9 will be responsible of the over-all coordination of the project, and the technical infrastructure of the various locations, as well as the creation and the hosting of the website. The coordination team, consisting of Jennifer de Felice (Prague), Marion von Osten (Berlin), Peter Spillmann (Zurich) and Susanna Perin (Rome), will be responsible for the topic-related content development and the establishment of the local teams. Local production teams will develop, organise and produce their own specific programmes in the various Café9 cities. Café9 provides the space and infrastructure for the independent EuroVision2000 project. Café9 is a joint venture between the cities of Avignon, Brussels, Bergen, Bologna, Helsinki, Prague and Reykjavik, i.e. seven of the new European Cities of Culture of this year. Its aims are to build a network-based forum for socially and culturally involved artists, media activists and other interested groups in Europe, in order to realise joint projects in the various Cities of Culture and enable an exchange. More information about Café9 can be obtained under http://www.cafe9.net Contacts EuroVision2000 c/o Labor k3000 Schöneggstr. 5 CH - 8004 Zurich Switzerland spillmann@access.ch marionvonosten@gmx.ch 0041 1 291 30 40 or EuroVision2000 c/o Jennifer de Felice Centrum pro soucasné umenà Jelenà 9 CZ - 11800 Praha 1 Czech Republic jennifer.defelice@ecn.cz 0042 02 2437 3178 ------Syndicate mailinglist-------------------- Syndicate network for media culture and media art information and archive: http://www.v2.nl/syndicate to unsubscribe, write to <syndicate-request@aec.at> in the body of the msg: unsubscribe your@email.adress