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Cyberthon V: Spectrum 2 - Orange

Australia, 1995

TV show Cyberthon Archive
Cyberthon V: Spectrum 2 - Orange thumbnail image.

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Cyberthon V: Spectrum Orange was broadcast as the second of eight in an episodic series on Channel 31 in Melbourne. This format allowed for the creation of tighter, curated segments for broadcast instead of the impromptu, marathon-like events of the previous Cyberthons.

As well as electronic music, art, remixed footage (from previous Cyberthon events), guerrilla style music videos, drug and rave safe promotions, experimental performances and short films, global participation was also encouraged via online production meetings. As Cyberthon curator Adem Jaffers said “Cyberthon had become a public TV ‘Access Show’ nested within a public TV ‘Access Channel’ [which was] quite unique really!”

A selection of artists: Tekno Mandala (Adem Jaffers), Zen Paradox (Sapphire), Andy Taylor (Air Fiction), Andy Taylor, Mad Club (Danny Slim, Susan Clinch, Bernie Grogan & Matt the Tree), Digital Primate (Christopher Coe) and Anticraft (Al Vandermede).

Cyberthon V: Spectrum 2 - Orange is part of the Cyberthon Archive generously donated to ACMI by Adem Jaffers.

CREDITS:

LIVE CREW
Director - G-O-D/, G=enerator, O=perator, D=estroyer
Directors Assistant - Jacinta Hickens
Graphics Operator - Dan Flett
Tape Operator - Michael Lyons
Audio Engineer Engineer - Des Amos
Technical Producer - Steve Middleton
TV Technician - CSG, Steve Howard (RMIT)
DJ - The Visitor

PRODUCTION CREW
Producers - Adem Jaffers, Frank Peppard
Web Page - Gary Gallagher, RMIT Computer Centre
Sponsorship - Catherine Carr
Publicity - Sunny Grace
Factbook Design - Melanie Carr
Neolithic Animation - Mandala
Neolithic Music - Third Eye, The Spiritualist, Void

CONTRIBUTIONS
22:32:00hrs
Greenpeace
‘Rainbow Warrior’

22:35:10hrs
Animation - Mandala
Audio - Zen Paradox
‘Saphire’

22:38:48hrs
‘Mad Club’
Hosts - Bernie Goegan, Danniel Slim, Raed Slim
Performer - P. Sexy
Camera Operator - Susan Clinch

22:34:10hrs
‘Airfiction’
Camera Operator - Andy Taylor
Music - Voice
‘Eternal Force’

22:46:50hrs
Video - Anticraft, Al Vandermede
Music - Digital Primate
‘Smart Skin’

22:55:40hrs
Vision - abcTVxyz, t.d.f
Re-producer - Dale Nason

22:57:10hrs
RRReal-time
VJ - Mandala
DJ - The Visitor

23:24:00hrs
Animation - Troy Innocent, Elena Popa
Music - Third Eye
‘New Life’

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producer

Adem Jaffers

Frank Peppard

Production places
Australia
Production dates
1995

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ACMI Identifier

B2004234

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