The video above you an impression of the Amsterdam event @Pakhuis de Zwijger. More video interviews coming up. Subscribe to our newsletter to stay informed. It was super exciting to team up with The Playgrounds Festival for a unique, single day event in Amsterdam on October 5, 2011. Submarine Channel contributed with a special Forget … Continued
“It needs to be a ‘you-should-have-been-there’ moment,” was essentially the creative brief of the annual Playgrounds Digital Arts Fest to design studio HEYHEYHEY. Together they came up with the idea to do a Live Titles Show wherein the speakers would perform their own titles. An extremely stressful but very rewarding experience, according to HEYHEYHEY. The … Continued
This special Do It! event revolves around the presentation of three video games developed by visual artists in collaboration with game designers: Sollmann (Part 1: The Harbour) by Marcel van Eeden and Jorrit de Vries FLX. by Han Hoogebrugge and Sander van der Vegte StyleClash – The Painting Machine Construction Kit by Jochem van der … Continued
Update: Lees het verslag van Lisette Blokland van deze presentatie op Dutch Cowboys (in Dutch, sorry) Submarine Channel co-founder Bruno Felix will present a special Submarine evening at the Netherlands Film Festival. As you probably know, transmedia is the latest, greatest buzzword in today’s film biz, and everyone wants a piece of whatever it is. … Continued
Dutch music channel TMF waved the white flag, and MTV continues their love affair with reality soaps (yawn), but we say: Long Live the Music Video! In collaboration with Kriterion Theater in Amsterdam, we’re kicking off the first edition of Submarine Channel Live with a special evening dedicated to the creative medium that just won’t … Continued
Watching title sequences on a website is great, but nothing beats the silver screen, right? So we decided, it’s time to take this show on the road. Fall 2010, the Forget the Film, Watch the Titles compilation program, featuring one hour of the best contemporary title sequences, will be screened in 12 cities and the Playgrounds … Continued
Us SubmarineChannelers went on a little outing last night to a fancy old-school theatre, where a host in patent leather shoes and a dickie-bow took to the stage to MC through the night of YouTube selects to a packed audience of discerning, middle-aged theatre-goers.
With five superstar title designers presenting together for the first time, we can safely boast that the Flux/Forget the Film, Watch the Titles event at the Hammer Museum in L.A. was nothing short of legendary. More than 500 people attended – too many to fit in the beautiful Billy Wilder theater that seats 299. Everyone … Continued
The second and last edition of Submarine Channel’s cross-media mini-festival Short Ride in a Fast Machine took place on 29 September 2007, in the beautiful rooms of the Stadsschouwburg, Amsterdam as part of their Expanding Theater program. From 14.00 till 3.00, we’ll bring you music video culture, engaging discussions, immersive virtual worlds, innovative documentaries, the … Continued
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