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Showing posts with label Perry Mark Stratychuk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Perry Mark Stratychuk. Show all posts

Saturday, August 12, 2017

Short FIlm CHINA DOORS by Perry Mark Stratychuk





A short film from the end of 2016, by Canadian independent filmmaker Perry Mark Stratychuk. Art film photographic lyric film of doors in two cities in China, Tianjin, and Beijing. Available on Youtube. "CHINA DOORS" Music by avant-garde guitarist and sound designer Pim Zond.


Monday, September 14, 2015

Vintage Ambient Archive - Perry Mark Stratychuk | Youtube

Future Ambient Music on Bandcamp.com | Perry Mark Stratychuk

Future Ambient Tundra Canada | Perry Mark Stratychuk



Ambient space electronica and CG video for your next flight over the northern Tundra. Rhythmic lounge music track by Perry Mark Stratychuk. Winnipeg, Canada Original sound and image Full download available at: https://perrymarkstratychuk.bandcamp.com/track/future-ambient-tundra-canada (c) All Rights Reserved

Tuesday, September 1, 2015

Ambient Electronic Audio Archive of Perry Mark Stratychuk No 1

Ambient Electronic Audio Archive of Perry Mark Stratychuk No 1






Number 1 in a series of vintage ambient electronic audio experiments and sound recordings from the 1980's by award winning independent filmmaker and recording artist from Canada; Perry Mark Stratychuk Original sound and image (c) All Rights Reserved

Microcinema

A Look Into Microcinema

by Perry Mark Stratychuk

The continuing move to drive all content into the world-wide web use is the standard of a much broader movement often called the Microcinema movement.  Microcinema in promises a communal cinema experience, making, showing films with virtually no stars, and limited or no budgets. 

Due to very low or no overhead whatsoever, and a markedly different or absent business model. Microcinemas are capable of bringing truly underground, risk-taking producetions to the viewing audience, whether on a large LCD projector or a LCD cel phone screen, regardless of commercial viability. But still, they receive little or no local press and certainly no national coverage.

As important as the original film co-ops and art-houses were in the development of independent film, particularly during the 60's and 70's, there is still no comprehensive collection of microcinema sources available. Only on web-sites like www.FreeMovieMakingGuide.com and a handful of others.

Microcinema International has a database of programs, and several other webrings and lists are crawled everyday. There is now more emphasis on exhibition-based events, web-based platforms, education and digital and physical distribution, than on creating microcinema content that the general viewer would want to watch. 

Mobile TV, video on demand, pod-casting, and mobile telephony are also used to reach new audiences around the world. "The medium is the message," as Marshall McLuhan once said.

The Blackchair Collection and Microcinema International DVD, has a catalogue of international DVD titles distributed into retail, wholesale, online, and institutional sales systems around the globe. The more recent Salvador Dali Documentary is exclusively available from Microcinema DVD. 

What the microcinema genre lacks in content variety glamor, is made up for in its soon to be tapped potential for community building, such as a casual social event.Youtube and other online video sites such as Metacafe, Vimeo and Viddler, et al provide now quite common experiences to watch independent film on more websites than ever imagined just a few years ago.

In his Film Encyclopedia, Ephraim Katz defines an art house as "a theater specializing in the exhibition of quality films, either classic revivals or new films of limited box-office appeal " In this new context of microcinema appeal to the mainstream, "of limited box-office appeal" is quite striking, if not, perhaps, inaccurate. In the "little" films that gain wider acceptance, something has still been lost from the original art-house experience. 

The sense of adventure and discovery has waned even more as films of broader appeal attract audiences less interested in film art and more interested in art trendiness. Second, with the continuing growth of home-entertainment systems, the living room threatens to rival smaller theatrical experiences, with the additional attraction of the private, customized experience that has become more and more affordable. 

One-night theaters have spread across a wide range of communities and take up residence not only in actual movie theaters, but also in alternative spaces like tractor trailers, cafes, bars, church basements, health clubs and of course our own home basements. We come because we crave a new moviemaking experience, of any sort, or simply like the attraction of novelty as in the early days of theater and vaudeville, even if we end up watching our old flat panel TV screen.

Originally published as "Microcinema Under My Skin" in 2013

Music Inspired by High Speed Trains




Inspired by the high speed trains in Europe and Asia "Mind Love" is a new original music single from Canadian electronic drone music pioneer, and independent film-maker, Perry Mark Stratychuk; who first began his musical career with the creation of an ambient electronic short film soundtrack in 1981. This release will be available on-line worldwide at the end of August, with the full album release later in 2015. Photo courtesy Huang Weihong Photography (c) 2015 Used with Permission

Friday, August 14, 2015

Youtube - N.G.M. Magazine and Records

Youtube channel for Noise Guitar Music Magazine internet alternative music blog and electronic experimental music and video record label. All sound and images are original creations except where noted, and used with permission.

Friday, August 7, 2015

Wednesday, July 29, 2015

Detonate Me Not new MUSIC| Perry Mark Stratychuk

Wednesday, July 22, 2015

Bandcamp Music: Super 16 by Perry Mark Stratychuk