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Thomas Ardizzone

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Registration Type:	Artist
Country:	United States
Short Bio:	Thomas Ardizzone started as a photojournalist for TV news. He learned his craft at homicide scenes and fires. During that time, he received several awards for his work with the news team. Since 1997 Ardizzone has been a freelance Videographer working on documentaries and broadcast pieces. He is a musician, composer and host of the radio program "World Rhythms" on National Public Radio Affiliate WDIY.
Additional Comments:	Exhibited-New Arts Program Kutzown, PA USA Screening at Cedar Crest College Allentown PA.

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Member Since	11-30-07 07:10:12
Last Online	01-02-11 22:10:26
Last Updated	01-03-08 10:18:23

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Title of Submission 1:	Walamundun-gari (follow along creek)
Author of Title 1:	Thomas Ardizzone
Title 1 lenght:	1 minute 42 seconds
Title 1 Description:	Didgeridu and Dreamtime imagery. The inspiration for Walamundun-gari (Follow along creek) is a love song from the Australian Aborigine of Arnhem Land. A didgeridoo (traditional Aboriginal musical instrument) is used for the soundtrack. Visuals of the natural world are woven with images of shadow theater and a dreamtime painting to reveal the tracking and discovery of the aesthetic spirit in nature. Dedicated to Eddie Kneebone of the Pangerang people. Film and music by Thomas Ardizzone

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Christy Walsh	Created On: 03-07-08 08:54:58 Hi Thomas! Thanks for the comment - I didn't know about it (I was out from the world w/ illness for a while) until yesterday. I don't hear a lot of digeridoos in my day to day but I find them intriguing. Very cool work! Best, Christy
Projecto Videolab Videolab	Created On: 03-04-08 04:04:03 Hi Thomas! Just to let you know that your "Walamundun" has already arrived. Keep in touch!
Tim Geers	Created On: 03-02-08 12:45:11 Edited By Tim Geers On: 03-02-08 12:48:50 Thanks Thomas, I appreciate your comments. We share a news background and at times, I think it gives us a unique, un-postmodern empathy towards violence and suffering in the world. I try to work through this issue in my art videos whenever I can. After listening to your video piece, I am facinated by the didgeridoo. You used it to great effect. Do you own one? Is it difficult to play? It's sound is hypnotic and primal. I want one. -Tim
Projecto Videolab Videolab	Created On: 02-17-08 14:16:55 I appreciate your kind words on my videos, Thomas. I've checked your "Walamundun" - very... inspired indeed; don't know if you'd be interested in sending it to Videolab...
Miguel Peres dos Santos	Created On: 02-05-08 20:25:25 Thanks for showing your video ... great musical score.
Laura Buckley	Created On: 01-21-08 13:51:29 Thanks Thomas Your piece is like my frame of mind today :) L
Christopher Borkowski	Created On: 01-12-08 18:09:53 Hi Thomas, thanks for joining [PAM], let me know if you need help around here. Best Chris
santune frédérique	Created On: 12-21-07 15:02:43 Hello, I like your video... you captured the invisible. Regards, f

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