Banana stuff

Well hello again!
I am happy to inform you that the film "Three bananas" was successfully shot yesterday and is ready to enter the long procedure of postproduction.
A tiny bit of how it went on the set can be seen here: http://flickr.com/photos/undusk/sets/72157614333444471/
:)

From the Boundaries

Ethnological Films Review

ŁÓDŹ - POLAND

20-21 of April 2009 

deadline: 10.03.2009. 

We would like to invite you to participate in Ethnological Films Review. 
A thematic scope is broad, from social anthropology to ethnography. 
There are no restrictions on the length or the year of production. 
We accept CDs and DVDs with English subtitles.
We do not send received materials back. We do not cover travelling expenses or accommodation cost.


Contact Beata Calińska: beata.calinska@wp.pl

Blah,

I have to join the picture sharing club: http://www.jalg.ee/photogallery/47-goethe.html

Nothing much - just some pics I did with my phone (which probably means good quality).

Chill

Views from Palace of Culture and Science

:)

Well hello from me also at last.
I am really glad to see that our little blog is working already :)
As I promised to send you some pictures, here they are: http://flickr.com/photos/undusk/sets/72157613920133392/. Unfortunately I discovered, that they were not at all numerous.. And I hope you forgive me for not adding some names and instead of taking offense please tell me, it will be much better.
And - thank you for these three days - it may be hard to believe, but that have already changed something in me. And even though I'm sinking fast in the usual daily routine here, it will not be exactly the same.
Jees!

Pics without tricks

Dancing with the Universe

I think the better way to start "Crossing boundaries" blog will be posting this awesome video :))) I hope you don't mind! 

Where the Hell is Matt? (2008) from Matthew Harding on Vimeo.

UPD.  LOL, At the same time with Allan Paiste :D

Some thoughts on the event

Well - I'll give the posting a kick-start and will just say/write that it was (and still is) kind of hard to get used to the "old routine" as something inside my head has completely switched to this "new wave of inspiration" phase. And - Google(ahem)ing the names from the list of people who attended the workshop while enjoying the artwork/movies (Milos Tomic's "Hairs" for example) that I can find is - I might say - very rewarding.

I would also like to raise a topic when talking about boundaries. It's kind of naive and in a state of becoming a cliche, but still - how many of you are fond of the idea that John Lennon was trying to spread in his "Imagine song?

As an Estonian (yeah, the "kind of pagans" from this really small country) I kind of feel that I could as well be a part of any other culture or be the citizen of any other country - does not really matter to me - we're all humans and as long as I know. The only boundaries - in my honest opinion - that one has to cross are the boundaries that have been set by the things we fear or personally dislike.

Oh - and - Hello everyone ;)