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Status: Single
City: Unfortunately
State: Texas
Country: US
Signup Date: 12/14/2005
Friday, November 07, 2008 

Current mood:  adventurous
Category: Art and Photography
Stubberfoamania

Well it's about time for some fresh photos and footage of Stubberfoam antics, so I am looking to recruit a few people, preferably people who are either acquaintances or friends or friends of friends that are into photography and video with some experience.

The Scoop

Stubberfoam is my public performance art project. I need someone willing to follow me around and snap pictures of me as I do my thing...interacting with people and stuff in various public places. I also need someone willing to follow me around and record my antics on video camera for a tentative pseudomockumentary lo-fi TV show type project.

I would like to work with someone who actually has (access to) a decent camera or video equipment...not some cheapass 5 megapixel bullcrap that cost 75 bucks at Wal-mart. But of course that doesn't mean it has to be a state-of-the-art hi-tech type camera that you had to pull out a loan to purchase.

If you have access to a wireless mini mic, something I could clip on my shirt so you could hear what I am playing/saying to people and their verbal reactions, that would be rad. Maybe even a tiny camera that I could clip to my shirt so its like Stubbervision..that would be rad, too.

Locations

I will be doing my thing in the north Texas region primarily, but also in central Texas as well. And I would like to make a few day trips to places like Wichita Falls, Texarkana, Oklahoma City, and Shreveport Louisiana. I will be driving. All you need to do is come with me. I'll buy you a sodie pop or some food along the way.

I am currently based in Denton, so I would like to start here and work my way outward. I'm planning trips to TWU and UNT campus...maybe some general shenanigans on (what's left of) Fry Street, the town square, and maybe Golden Triangle Mall. Dallas, Fort Worth, and other metroplex cities that might have some distinguishable landmarks I could be photographed in front of are on the list.

Dates

I am looking at the week before Thanksgiving. Nov 16th-23rd to get some Stubberfoam action in around Denton and the DFW metroplex. If you are in Denton, we can carpool to Dallas and Fort Worth if necessary. I am willing to drive. I also have Dec 7th-Dec 17th open for D/FW excursions and photo sessions. These sessions will last about 1-3 hours.

I will be in Austin shortly after Thanksgiving for a few days. If there's anyone in Austin or nearby who would like to hang out and photograph/videotape me on the drag or maybe sixth street let me know. I will be in San Marcos too. I plan on Stubberfoamin' around Texas State campus, on the square and over by Sewell Park. I may be in town long enought for Sights and Sounds, so it would be great to get some photos in that as I wade through the crowds and vendors.

Compensation

Since I am a poor artist bastard, I have a limited cash flow, BUT I am willing to compensate for services rendered to the best of my ability. I am willing to pay part in $, but I would like to barter with my artworks and art goodies if possible. This could be a good way to earn a sweet ass piece of original cartoon art. I am willing to hear any proposals, and everything is negotiable in this regard.

To all film students and photography majors, this could also be an excellent opportunity to spice up your portfolio, add to your resume, material for a class project, etc.. This should go without saying, but media credit will be given to all contributing photographers and videonauts.

If this sounds like something you would like to get involved with, feel free to contact me through MySpace or via email: stubberfoam(at)rthies.com

I think that covers it, but if you have any questions about the project, do not hesitate to ask. Thank you for your time!

6:01 AM
 
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