Be Project Manager of an Interactive Musical and Visual Instrument

S.O.N.I.C or Synchronized Optical Network of Interactive Compositions is a wonderful musical and visual experience and it has been a joy to work with 5 other wonderful artist in the making of this interactive instrument. Each member of the team has been a vital part of making this dream come true. It has had it's challenges and setbacks, but all in all the experience is a once in a lifetime venture and I am glad I was a part of this dream becoming a reality. Our first live presentation will be September 30th in Atlanta, GA. (Info on events and locations of presentations can be found on the website's link below.) After this presentation there will be video on the website with more information and demonstration of how the instrument works.

http://sonicinteractive.wix.com/sonic

or give us a "LIKE" on facebook

http://www.facebook.com/SONIC.interactive.SONIC

Help out with a project to build a 2-story cardboard house...

The Lucky Penny (Blake Beckham and Melina Rodrigues) along with many volunteers, are working on a project at Georgia Tech called Threshold, a two-story house made out of cardboard to provide a dance space for a contemporary dance. The composer is Santigo Paramo and the dancers are all so very wonderful! The architects (Mack Scogin and Merril Elam) are working to help build this two-story cardboard house with the help of volunteers.
I have never helped out with a project that involves so many interesting elements. It was a joy to be there today to see all the enthusiasm and commitment everyone brings to this project! The show will run from August the 16th through August the 19th, so be sure and try and see it if you live in Atlanta.

                                                                      Get Tickets at

http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/261818

For more information or how to support this project click on the following links:

http://clatl.com/freshloaf/archives/2012/07/19/a-cardboard-house-takes-shape-at-georgia-tech

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1042894430/threshold-3?ref=home_location

Crash a Wedding

If you ever want to crash a wedding, make sure its a Greek or Jewish wedding. There is so much fun at these weddings and the people really know how to enjoy themselves at special events. The people at this particular Jewish wedding were wonderful fun and I had a great time meeting them, dancing and just enjoying the fun quirkiness of the couple getting married. The event took place at a beautiful art gallery and it was a magical union.

http://amypursifull.wix.com/photography