Youtube link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1AoiC5qRQk
Vimeo link:
http://vimeo.com/14603545
On August 6, 2010, my stunt/freerunning team Hybrid Movement teamed up with several other performing artists at an event called In The House Festival. The theme behind the event was bird-watching, so all the performers incorporated that into their acts.
This video is also featuring contact juggler Chris Murdoch and musician Joanna Chapman-Smith
Music:
Ivan Tucakov - Cinnabar Mix
Shot on:
Canon Rebel T2I 550D w/ 18-55mm
"The main objective of the In the House Festival, is to create intimate, interesting, and unique venues where artists can freely explore their genre, perform to an attentive audience, and promote their talents. Within the intimacy of these venues, the general public is given the opportunity to widen their scope of cultural experience. The eclectic programming of the In the House Festival offers the audience the opportunity to see shows that may be of a totally different genre than what they're used to. As a result, it potentially creates larger audiences for the performers outside of the In the House Festival setting."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1AoiC5qRQk
Vimeo link:
http://vimeo.com/14603545
On August 6, 2010, my stunt/freerunning team Hybrid Movement teamed up with several other performing artists at an event called In The House Festival. The theme behind the event was bird-watching, so all the performers incorporated that into their acts.
This video is also featuring contact juggler Chris Murdoch and musician Joanna Chapman-Smith
Music:
Ivan Tucakov - Cinnabar Mix
Shot on:
Canon Rebel T2I 550D w/ 18-55mm
"The main objective of the In the House Festival, is to create intimate, interesting, and unique venues where artists can freely explore their genre, perform to an attentive audience, and promote their talents. Within the intimacy of these venues, the general public is given the opportunity to widen their scope of cultural experience. The eclectic programming of the In the House Festival offers the audience the opportunity to see shows that may be of a totally different genre than what they're used to. As a result, it potentially creates larger audiences for the performers outside of the In the House Festival setting."
