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Assembly 1.0 DVD

Documents the first Indyish Assembly International Art Relay with video, illustrations, photos, and music.
3 different ways to watch the films that were made: as silent films from before they were soundtracked, with original music soundtracks, and with audio commentary about their making.
DVD includes:
Short Films by Paul Neudorf and Tamara Kramer, Risa Dickens, […]

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Published on: June 21st, 2007

Filed under: Art, DVDs, Products

Terms Used: mirela zdjelaric, Greg Ryan, Tessa, Tessa Smith, George Blott, Products, lela quesney, safe solvent, brave radar, Tim Kasper

Assembly 1.0 Projectbook

The Indyish Assembly 1.0 is a collaborative art relay that took place from Feb 10th to March 10th involving artists in music, filmmaking, and illustration. Scriptwriters wrote short scripts from a rock opera piece, filmmakers shot the scripts, and musicians made the soundtracks, each having a week to do their part. We screened the films […]

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Published on: May 6th, 2007

Filed under: Blog, Literature, Products

Terms Used: stephen taylor, one neck, timothy kasper, Periodicals, jonathan stewart, Donna Davis, front lil pic, tyson bodnarchuk, sylvia rich, assembly

Assembly Scriptbook

Beautiful front and back cover illustration by Timothy Kasper

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Published on: March 22nd, 2007

Filed under: Literature, Periodicals, Products

Terms Used: Pat Buckley, tu linh, beth frey, tyson bodnarchuk, sylvia rich, Greg Ryan, front lil pic, indyish, jonathan stewart, Pascaline Knight

Assembly2: The Gift Inside

The Assembly was a month long relay art experiment produced by Indyish and directed by Tessa Smith.
Assembly 2, “The Gift Inside” was Written by Louis Pearson with Tu-Linh Doan
Script Draft: Draft version
Script: The Gift Inside
Illustrated by Mirela Zdjelaric:

I happened to have an image of a blue kettle.
Since the main character couldn’t distinguish man from […]