Video documentation from a 2008 event held at the New Museum.

Event Description:
Bringing together prominent game designers, artists and critics, Next Level takes a look at the recent rise of indie gaming: a vibrant new culture of individually made and self-distributed video games that blur the line between digital art and creative entertainment. Featuring artist and game designers Mark Essen, Jason Rohrer and Greg Costikyan. Moderated by Rhizome staff writer Ed Halter, an author, critic, and curator whose book From Sun Tzu to Xbox: War and Video Games was published in 2006.

All work shown here done by students. Credits not included as upload will only be temporary.

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Being from Germany, I learned English in my teens & I wished I had bilingual material that connected with my interests so I could improve my reading understanding. That is why I started to create both in English & German. I hope to boost your knowledge of German or English in a relaxed & engaging way.

I create with my Samsung S21, Clipchamp & am learning about video making via subscriptions to Canva & Skillshare.

This channel is a work in progress. As our life changes, the channel changes. As I get feedback from you, it changes. This is a space for all of us to change & learn. Let's go together on this wild ride called Life.

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Loops is an event series that explores current questions facing our society at the intersection of art, science and technology in a unique discursive format. Afterwards, the Bar provides a space for exchange between guests, researchers, students and the public.

TV shows and movies from history. Lots of public domain material, but also home movies, amateur film productions from the 1990s, and the kinds of things that would have gone on youtube if youtube had existed in 1970.

This is Working Class Music! Whether you're playing shows to in arenas or in a basement, we're here to help you, and give the best advice we can about music, gear, and life.

Videos from Analog Revolution.

Videos from the New Ellijay TV quarterly Film Festival, hosted by the Ellijay Makerspace

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Music videos (but not concerts)