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live music venue

Somewhere between a concert style listening room and walk-in recording studio, Mike’s Music Exchange is a great place for live music and arts. At Mike’s Music Exchange the music always comes first. Our 1400 sq. ft. performance space is acoustically engineered for sound clarity; our 200 sq. ft. pumice filled bloodwood decked stage is designed to highlight the artist and to provide the best sounding stage in New Mexico. We also have video projection capabilities for full 1080p projection on our 12′ wide screen. We can accomodate up to 150 people seated and/or 80 people with tables, or a combination of the two as required. The venue is rentable for both private and public events.

guitar shop

Mike’s Music Exchange is also a custom guitar shop with the best products and services on boutique guitars in Northern New Mexico. We are the exclusive dealers in this area for Line 6, The Heritage, Rainsong, The Loar, VHT, and many other products, and we offer guitar repairs and custom work on any kind of guitar you can bring into the store. Our lead technician is a 30 year veteran of guitar repair and customizations and a factory authorized repair technician for Taylor, Martin, and more.

recording studio

Mike’s Music Exchange is also an affordable full service digital micro-recording studio that specializes in live stage recordings. We also have multi-room isolation booths for multi-tracking. We work on a flat low cost hourly rate to help turn your musical vision into reality. Our recording services utilize state-of-the-art direct to digital recordings, which allow limiteless remixing and remastering to tune your recording just the way you like it. In our studio, you are the producer – we are the engineer, and if you’re new to the process, we’ll help you get just the sound you envisioned when you first heard the song in your head.  Read more...

Saatchi Gallery offers an opportunity for lovers, creators and producers of visual and performing art to get together and interact in real time through our Live Chat application. This interactive program brings together art aficionados from a wide variety of cultures and backgrounds, and creates an atmosphere in which artistic tastes and ideas can be shared and discussed in a productive and liberal manner. The chat room can be accessed after a brief registration, and it allows people at all levels of artistic proficiency to meet and encourage each other in their artistic endeavours. It also allows them to seek out persons of similar interests and to form local and international groups for the discussion, creation, and critical analysis of art.

The application is also invaluable to the marketing aspect of organizations, as it allows directors or representatives to get in touch with real people and solicit real feedback regarding special upcoming events or recent presentations. The Live Chat feature allows art lovers and creators all over to keep themselves up to date with the contemporary trends, haunts, and preferences of other local and international artists. The application also supports the needs of local and international artists whose works are hosted on the site. They are accorded the chance to speak directly to the viewers of their work, make cash sales, and get direct feedback concerning the reception of their work by the public. This resource is a priceless tool that brings together talented persons and organizations that would otherwise never have had the chance to communicate. It allows for collaboration and generation of innovative and seminal ideas on the subject of visual and performing arts.

Over 100 years ago a pioneer in stopmotion animation, (1892-1965), started making the first short movies with stopmotion animation after his experiments with documentaries on insects. One of his first movies the 1912 Khanzhonkov Company Moscow , produced “The Cameraman’s Revenge” featured beetles and “infidelity” of all things! (Ladyslaw Starewicz)

Originally Starewicz would use wire legs to attach to the insects’ bodies. Later he would use quiet intricate ball & socket armatures ( well before his time ) combined with leather and felt-covered puppets in place of the delicate “dried” insect carcasses. He further extended his characters to frogs and human like figures in “A series of Animated Figures executed by the Russian Art Society of Paris” in 1922. While these animations had no live action intermingled in them they set the stage for Stop motion animation movies to come.

In 1925 Willis O’Brien (1886-1952) wowed audiences with his effects work on a film adaptation of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s The Lost World

A precursor to this were some of O Brien’s earlier stop motion animation works; notably “The Dinosaur and the Missing Link: A Prehistoric Tragedy” in 1915. . O Brien used clay animation characters in this movie.

Soon after he began work on a similar movie about people stranded on a deserted island full of dinosaurs. This feature was originally called “CREATION”. Unfortunately, studio executives lost interest and dropped the project early on in production. They however did employ O’ Brien and his special effects skills on a movie originally entitled

 “THE EIGHTH WONDER”. 

 The film was released in April 1933 under the title “KING KONG” a true classic for film history. This was undoubtedly one of the first mainstream  Read more...

• ISBN13: 9780240810768
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Francis Glebas, a top Disney storyboard artist, teaches artists a structural approach to clearly and dramatically presenting visual stories. They will learn classic visual storytelling techniques such as conveying meaning with images and directing the viewer’s eye. Glebas also teaches how to spot potential problems before they cost time and money, and he offers creative solutions on how to solve them.

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Directing the Story: Professional Storytelling and Storyboarding Techniques for Live Action and Animation

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In April 2007, Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds embarked on a 3-city theatre tour, culminating with a performance in the intimate confines of Radio City Music Hall in New York City. Due to the smaller sized venues and extremely limited number of dates, tickets were practically impossible to get, making this new 2 disc Blu-ray set all the more desirable to the huge Dave Matthews Band fanbase. LIVE AT RADIO CITY marks the first time in almost ten years that Dave and T… More >>

Dave Matthews & Tim Reynolds: Live at Radio City Music Hall