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2010-03-06T19:53:00.006-08:00

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2009-12-24T23:24:00.001-08:00

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Madrid Dares You Film Competition - Featuring Brooke Swaney

2009-11-13T13:29:00.001-08:00

"When I say I'm from Montana, I'm FROM Montana. My people, the Salish and the Blackfeet tribes, are from there. And if you’re reading this you’re familiar with the jokes.

Some Blackfeet dude in reference to the people on the other side of the mountain: fisheaters. When I was a kid on the Flathead Reservation, all my cousins would tease me that I walked at a slant.

I guess I’ve always been a bit slanted. Moving from the reservation to the “city” required adaptation, so I reacted by being a spazz with a solid nerd the foundation: graduating top of my class at Capital High in Helena and then going on to Stanford, all the while acting in community theater in the former and writing and acting in the biggest and spazziest of Stanford “theater,” Gaieties, in the latter.

Being Native has always given me an outsider insight to American society. It has kept me curious in every situation, like I’ve taken on and reclaimed the role of anthropologist or something. The latest fieldwork: Madrid.

Just last week, I had the immense fortune of participating in a short film competition called Madrid Dares You sponsored by the Madrid Board of Tourism.

Check out the link (and vote for my short El Color de Madrid, politik politik):
http://www.madriddaresyou.com/en/multimedia.aspx

The challenge was to make a short film, three days to shoot and three days to edit, showcasing the city based on a theme. Mine was Fashion and Luxury.

Now, just because I’m from Montana doesn’t mean that I don’t know about Hermes or Balenciaga or Dolce and Gabbana (thank you Television, Vanity Fair and the good ol’ Internet). But it was immensely strange to be plunged into filming some of the top designers in Madrid, spending time in a suite in the Palace Hotel where Michael Jackson used to stay, and trying to converse about this all in Spanish; versus the 72 hours before, to pleasantly stroll through the mountains near Basin, MT where I was doing an artist residency at the time.

But I guess that’s the life of a filmmaker, and that’s why I love it. I get to explore and research to my nerdy heart’s content a new subject with every project.

A few months ago, my mom asked me why I wanted to be a filmmaker. It hasn’t been an answer that has seemed obvious, that they would publish years down the line: “She always would make little films as a child during family gatherings” or “You could never pry a camera out of her sticky little hands.” No, that never would be believable because I never had a video camera growing up and I was fastidious about the cleanliness of my hands. I think the first time I touched a camera (with clean hands, sorry the joke keeps getting less funny as I stick it in but I can’t help it) was when I moved to Helena and was surrounded by suburban kids.

For me the inspiration to be a filmmaker has come from a need to express myself and tell a story. That’s why I made “The Indigenoid” in 2004.

You can see it on my website if you like:
http://www.brookesp.com/
Brooke Swaney

We submitted it around to a few film festivals. The high hopes of Sundance didn’t pan out, but getting into film school did.

NYU has provided a foundation for my building career. It has taught me so much technically and artistically. The peers I have met, the professionals I have heard lectured, the professors who have fundamentally influenced my work, and the connections I have made are sure to remain with me always. Brooke Swaney

At NYU, I have been able to sing the voice of my films, sometimes off key.

Ideally, I want to make features based in Montana. But, I aspire to film everywhere, anywhere that speaks a truth to me. Already, I have been able to spend time in France, Cuba, New York, Madrid and the Bay Area. But I am always grounded in my big sky upbringing. "

by Brooke Swaney

Clear Channel Communications

2009-06-28T19:01:00.000-07:00

Clear Channel Communications - Billionaires in Distress - Gee that is too bad that this Big Bullies gobbling up small radio EVERYWHERE is having to Negotiate Billions in Debt.. wa wa.. makes ya feel sorry for them..

"Clear Channel Still Negotiating With Lenders
June 8, 2009
Thomas H. Lee Partners and Bain Capital - the private equity firms that own Clear Channel Communications - are confident that they will win a stand-off with lenders over a possible exchange of debt that would find the company's outdoor division paying off $2.5 billion in debt to the parent company. Some of the senior creditors that helped finance the purchase of Clear Channel have said they will turn down the debt exchange in the hope that CC will breach its lending agreements and give them control of the group's equity at a steep discount.

However, the new head of the company's international business, William Eccleshare, told the Financial Times that he believes a solution can be reached and the company is not looking to sell the international outdoor advertising business that he has been appointed to run."I've clearly done my due diligence and I believe it's a very sound situation," Eccleshare said, after he was appointed on Thursday. "I've had a lot of conversations with the private equity partners and I genuinely believe my appointment reflects their commitment and confidence in this business."

A filing by CC last week stated that the company expected to be in compliance with covenants under its senior secured credit facilities in 2009, but admitted to "significant uncertainty" about its results. The filing showed a 22.8 percent drop in first-quarter revenues and a $418 million loss in the period, according to the FT. However, Eccleshare said the group's biggest growth opportunity is in the international division and they will look to expand in markets where CC has been weak. "I think we have an opportunity to gain share of the advertising cake when the market picks up," he told FT."

Link To Source

http://www.fmqb.com/article.asp?id=1360983

KIMO HUSSEY

2009-01-07T14:58:00.000-08:00

KIMO HUSSEY

For years my mother has consistently told me I started to play the ukulele when I was 5 years young. Ukulele were so common in Hawaii I assume I initially took it to be a toy. From my initial exposure up to today, including ALL practice sessions, it’s always been FUN to play.

In junior high school, I remember music had started to become a serious interest and I got involved in band, glee clubs and organizing musical combos. This continued through high school and college, eventually resulting in a Bachelor of Arts degree in music (choral conducting). This degree plus my relevant experience in music has taught me there is no substitute for organized, effective practice. Combining this with my love of ukulele brought fun to those many practice sessions, so I continue today . . . . having the knowledge, experience and confidence to know how to impart knowledge relevant to technique, practice and having fun.

The threat of being drafted put a crimp in my budding musical career so I joined the Air Force, decided I loved it and turned aviation into an alternate career. But what I did had such a significant, relevant impact to my musical development. Flying airplanes requires a very disciplined training and operational approach. Added to decades of experience as a trainer, this provided me an outstanding facility for teaching music.

After retirement from the Air National Guard, I recorded a ukulele CD (Eminent Ukulele) and shared publication of a Hawaiian songbook (He Mele Aloha) as one of four authors. I’ve also shared inception of a non-profit organization, Pacific Music Foundation, whose mission statement is to facilitate music that SOOTHES. I’m concurrently involved in recording two more CDs, one vocal ensemble and the other instrumental ----- of course, ukulele.

Years of musical experiences teaching and playing throughout the world have consistently shown me what I most enjoy about music and ukulele is being a part of music’s creative process. That’s the fun part and I have a notion that is the fun part for you as well. The process massages the soul. I am familiar with using the ukulele and other musical outlets to facilitate this process for you and am anxious to share.

www.KimoHussey.com

Willie K

2009-01-06T21:58:00.000-08:00

Willie has chosen to concentrate on his solo career again. But as in the past, Willie K has collaborated in another venture, this time with Maui’s own Joe Cano and Avi Ronen, the newly acclaimed acoustic Jazz trio “Lima Wela.” Already receiving immense attention from the public, they have created music that has reached high standards amongst listening fans, saying, “It’s like building a bridge between three worlds and crossing over, and communicating with music.” This new sound is sure to become a household name before 2010.

Raised on Maui, Willie Kahaiali`i (a.k.a.Willie K.) has been playing music and entertaining audiences since the age of 10. His father Manu Kahaiali`i, one of Hawaii’s most respected musicians, recruited Willie and his brothers to perform in his band. From the very beginning, Willie was influenced by and exposed to a myriad of musical genres; from the Hawaiian, Jazz, and early R&B he heard at his father’s side, to the sounds emanating from the radio and TV from musical giants such as B.B. King, Santana, Jimi Hendrix, and Willie Nelson. It is no wonder why Willie has evolved into such an eclectic and charismatic singer/songwriter/entertainer. By his high school graduation, Willie was playing in as many as 8 bands from country and western, salsa, rhythm and blues, rock, and of course Hawaiian. A few years later he moved to San Francisco determined to make it in the music scene there.

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2009-01-06T21:50:00.000-08:00

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2009-01-06T21:33:00.000-08:00

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