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Animation! |
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pictures to watch |
A
short preview of "Thundering Through the Dawn,"
Summer 2006 |
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The
saddening, true tale of the Hagenbeck-Wallace Traveling Circus.
Eighty six of their performers were killed in 1918 during one
of the worst American train wrecks in history. In the preview
you'll witness portions of their last day on Earth. By
Bernie McGovern and Patrick
Tianen.
6
minutes long |
"Early
Joy," 2005 |
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Low-tech
animating at its infancy, but it can still be beautiful.The
song featured within, "Is it True What They Say"
is an unfinished number by the majestic San Lucas. By
Bernie McGovern and Patrick
Tianen.
3.5
minutes long |
Manifest
Theatre Videography! |
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pictures to watch |
On
Developing "The Bird Show,"
August 2006 |
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A
brief meditation on the magic of wind and other influences for
"The
Bird Show", Chicago. Edited by Bernie
McGovern |
"The
Bird Show," July 2006 |
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Performances
from evenings in Welles Park and Hamlin Park, Chicago. Edited
by Bernie McGovern |
"The
Bird Show," July 2006 |
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Performances
from evenings around town in Chicago.
Edited
by Bernie McGovern |
"Rehearsal
Session for The Bird Show," June 2006 |
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Rehearsal
session in the loft space EL FISH, Chicago.
Edited
by Bernie McGovern |
"The
Heroes of Wicker Park," May 2005 |
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A
short presentation of 2005's enormous collaborative performance
in Wicker Park, Chicago.
Edited
by Bernie McGovern |
The
work found on this site comes from Bernie McGovern.
He
is a creature of Chicago and is of late surrounded by people he
loves.
Contact
him via email:
bernie
(at) rockwellfarmer (dot) com |