Transformative Media & Entertainment

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Comment by Noel Philpot on August 1, 2009 at 9:44am

The Avatar of Perfect Music is manifesting. The frequency is rising.
True Healing Music comes from within and transforms the Human voice to emulate the Perfect. The Earth itself is raising its own vibration and beginning to sing once more. We are here to build a home for the song of the river of Life.
Our collective is tuning the Harps of the Perfect. In the state of Reality everything sings everywhere. In this vein sing through life from the moment dawn comes. Song is our saviour.
Unconditional Love Noel.

Comment by DENISE ANNE SATI on August 1, 2009 at 9:16am

THE MORE I HEAR, THE MORE VISIONS I SEE.
A POSITIVE, ONENESS, PEACEFUL VISION WHICH WILL TOUCH THE CONSCIOUSNESS AND HEARTS OF THE VIEWERS OF ALL AGES.
IT'S ALREADY MANIFESTING NOW.

Comment by Audrey Philpot on August 1, 2009 at 8:55am

Mary Rose...Peter Kater is my friend on FB...so he is accessible!

Comment by Audrey Philpot on August 1, 2009 at 8:52am

Wow, this is really hotting up! I am also a member of the c3 community and have a background in event production and promotion and public relations. Perhaps we should have a face to face meeting soon in LA!

Comment by Ed Lantz on July 31, 2009 at 3:41pm

Wow, Mary Rose - you rock! As Kate mentioned, we're collecting a growing tribe centered in LA to support next-gen media projects using 3D, immersive and interactive technologies that magnify creative expression. Kate's c3 has many of us co-locating at the Brewery in downtown LA, although the ability to network as seen in this group is allowing a global tribe to interconnect and collaborate.

We're not trying to "own" this new media space, rather we hope to catalyze it and bring in investors and creatives in who see the value of the many projects that are emerging so that everyone's projects can be funded and successfully distributed.

The 500+ dome theaters that I mentioned are nearly all located in museums, planetariums and science centers. Programming for these venues can thrive if it is science-centered, although themes ranging from cosmology, ancient mythology and star lore are common. Spherical Media Group is opening the door for alternative programming including SciArt, cultural entertainment, and science topics such as consciousness, the interconnected earth (Gaia) and new cosmology (ala Brian Swimme). Topics that are fringe science or "pseudoscience" according to scientists and educators will not do well in these venues. There are, however, alternatives for more experimental programming including mobile/inflatable domes that can go on tour.

There are over 100 million children and families visiting the 3,000+ planetariums of the world each year, and many if not most of these planetariums will convert to digital within the next decade.Let's work together to use these special venues to open the eyes, hearts and minds of young and old to the beauties of the universe, elevated states of consciousness, and the awesome power of sight and sound to uplift and transform.

Thanks to all for your energy and enthusiasm. Let's keep talking. We will need help on all levels - goo topics/stories, music, animation, post-production, financing, etc. I expect a number of real projects to emerge from this group!

Comment by Kate McCallum on July 31, 2009 at 11:38am

Hello Mary Rose,

As a founder of c3 Center for Conscious Creativity www.consciouscreatives.net and www.consciouscreativity.org as well as founder/owner of a transmedia production/development company, Bridge Arts Media, LLC, www.bridgeartsmedia.com we have been deeply involved in developing and producing content that is oriented towards transformative experiences. Ed Lantz is a member of our c3 board and as well is a partner on projects materializing as a collective effort. We will be producing a "think tank system" symposium in LA in June 2010 visit www.c3VisionLAB.org for the vision/dream BETA site work in progress. Official dates and locations will be forthcoming. Ed's company, Spherical Media, has several dome projects in the works, as well. People such as Suzanne Doucette and New Age Music, Mikki Willis of Elevate, Barry Goldberg, Philip Horvath and Matt Cornwall of c3, John Raatz of GATE, a new organization readying to launch called M.E.T.A., Penny Slinger, Michael Page/3D, No'a Winter Lazerus, James Guy, Brian Thomas Lambert, VV Hsu, John Banks, Fritz Heede and his wife Nijole, Bill and Cora Scott, Olivia Barham and LeVar Burton, Dan Gaylinn, the members here, and on and on -- all are folks committing to creating new and powerful content in all the various media platforms. It is all so very exciting and the internet has become our new Guttenberg press and such a wonderful way to generate potent connections, share information and above all passion and enthusiams for manifesting and bringing forth evolutionary creativity! Love the energy here.

Our biggest challenge as creators and artists is to secure funding and or resources to manifest the works and projects we all know are so very important. New ways to create funding and resources to accomplish such are a big aspect of the work we are all brainstorming and strategizing on now. There are so many beautiful ideas and projects needing the support and influx of cash/resources. Let's find ways to connect to these resources.

Comment by mary rose on July 31, 2009 at 11:16am

Would anyone object to becoming a little more organized in doing this?

I see a need to

1. Create the product and we would need a committee to do this.

2. Establish potential performance venues

3. Create a PR and marketing team

4. Create a logistics team, etc.

5. Financing

Since i am not part of the entertainment industry but have only lived on the fringes of it for many years, please pardon me if i have not used the appropriate terms. And perhaps someone who is an insider would like to take charge of setting up and organizing the different teams necessary to accomplishing the project in an efficient and effective manner.

Perhaps Ed Lantz would volunteer to step into this position since he is the creator of this group.

Perhaps we should ask for a list of people and their associated skills who would like to volunteer their expertise on the project.

Another suggestion to find out what we lack in ability to accomplish this and invite others to the join in the effort.

IMHO, it is important to remember that this should be constructed as an "educational product" for distribution not only on the macro scale but on the micro scale for home viewing as well.

I would like to invite Alice Cash to the list as she is involved in using healing music as an adjunct to surgical procedures in hospitals. She has also developed special earphones for use in these events.

Also Peter Kater, if he can be reached, as Peter has recorded both his regular musical performances and those designed as healing modalities.

Then, i feel it would be a mistake not to attempt to involve Stephen Halpern in this since his name is so much associated with the field of healing music.

This is also an area of great interest to the Institute of HeartMath as part of their Global Coherence Initiative. I just spoke with Bruce Cryer yesterday on another matter, and am trying to involve them in some way, but they are on overload right now so will have to wait and see if they are able to participate in some way.
Surely their endorsement for the project would be most beneficial.

Anyway just some thoughts for consideration.

Comment by Constance Demby on July 30, 2009 at 1:27pm

Audrey - As mentioned I've performed sound light shows at Laserium. They just opened a new Laserium on Hollywood and Vine. David Clark is the genius behind the LIght Dancer and the 3D laser lights. http://www.laserium.com/

Comment by Audrey Philpot on July 30, 2009 at 1:23pm

There is a Laserium in LA and it might be an interesting location to explore for multimedia events.

Comment by Dan Gaylinn on July 30, 2009 at 12:33pm

Hello,

A couple of weeks ago, I had the good fortune of being able to see a marvelous rock band, TOOL, live in concert. While I do not put their music in the high esteem of world's greatest, or even their CDs a prominent position on my shelf, but TOOL knows how to put on a great show and the tens of thousands of deeply devoted fans know and appreciate this. I've been impressed with their compelling and artistic music videos, which they had translated into live improvised video imagery during the live event... something the fans seemed to enjoy immensely.

From this experience, I got the distinct sense that these fans, and many others like them, desire the immersive media experience that we discuss here.. experiences that extend beyond the mere audio-visual stimulation, to include, for example, olfactory experiences, live-action performance, and the other acoutrements that comprise the concert experience (lasers, smoke, live music, etc.)

Although TOOL's music is inspired and does seem to have a distinctly transpersonal air about it, I would not consider it to be "healing" or therapeutic in any overt sense.. Yet, I did leave feeling inspired that immersive media experiences are a necessary form of modern entertainment and will eventually find their way to our shared communal experiences of worship and inspiration...

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