It's multi-studio madness as Ravi and Sonia kick-off the Boston Cyberarts Festival with founder and director George Fifield. George previews this year's festival, armed with a clip from the Visual Music Marathon. After successfully shuttling their guest from Studio-V to Studio-A, Ravi and Sonia discuss a potential adolescent page-turner caper, "The Case of the Missing Fitness Water."
(QuickTime, 08:56, 36.5 MB)
4 comments:
Good guest! Wish I lived closer to Boston to take advantage of festival.
Ah, once more the comforting purr of Studio A's exhaust.
Re: censored smooch. The DriveTime Hays code at work? :)
Joe C -- I think I feel more comfortable in Studio-A. It's got that Millenium Falcon kind of vibe ("Hold together baby!").
Re: the censored smooch, we keep it clean on DriveTime! ;-)
Joe same here... I'd love to go to something like that. My big fear is when they do have stuff like that here (ie Siggraph) it's downtown and I hate going there cause the traffic and detours are murder. :P
RAVI: You got a haircut since last show I think.
LOL censored kiss... made me laugh. I'm sure it wasn't "provocative" enough to induce any "liabilities." ;)
~L~
Lehsa -- the haircut marks the arrival of spring in New England (which is early, if it's April!)
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