Video Salon Redux, Real World Gathering of Online Media Producers

by Scott Beale on November 14, 2007 · 8 comments

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Eddie Codel and Michael O’Rourke are producing Video Salon Redux, a new monthly series modeled after Dorkbot that focusing on online video and internet based visual media. The first event in the series takes place tomorrow, Thursday, November 15th at Dimension 7 in San Francisco and features presentations by Eddie Codel & Irina Slutsky (GETV), Michael O’Rourke (Dimension 7) and Nick Douglas (Look Shiny).

Join us for the inaugural Video Salon Redux, a monthly real world gathering of online media hackers, video artists, filmmakers, serialists, metaverse dwellers, entrepreneurs, advertisers, collaborators, co-conspirators and anyone else interested in the evolving landscape of internet based visual media. VSR is one part curated presentations, one part open show-n-tell and a very healthy dose of networking and cross-pollination (where the real magic happens).

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1 k0re November 15, 2007 at 2:29 pm

teehee – thanks for the nod to dorkbot, scott but in fairness to the wonderful d7 folks, though dorkbot did not model after video salon, these guys have been at it for ages now -before we started dorkbot sf at least! and d7 has hosted us a few times too! have fun tonight -wish i could go!

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2 Scott Beale November 15, 2007 at 2:32 pm

Actually it was Eddie that made the comparison to Dorkbot, not me.

http://www.eddie.com/2007/11/13/video-salon-redux/

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3 k0re November 15, 2007 at 2:35 pm

haw you and eddie rock! i <3 d7 – i remember all the vj/3d parties there too back in the good ol’ pre-cambrian VRML days!

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4 Eddie Codel November 16, 2007 at 2:55 am

Oh definitely, this iteration is def dorkbot inspired. It’s a good model and I’ve already heard other peeps want to do it in other cities. Tonight was good despite the party conflicts and I know it’ll grow. If you’ve got some old school VRML stuff you wanna dig out karen, would love to see it!! Next one is going to be Dec. 14th. More info soon.

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