Scribble, Scrapple, I.C. You April 28, 2006

From the SFIFF website:

Presented as a series of audiovisual vignettes, The Manual Input Workstation (Golan Levin, Zachary Lieberman, USA 2004, demonstration by Golan Levin) reinvests the screen with our primal fascination with light and illusion. In Mini Movies (Sue Costabile, USA 2005), Costabile manipulates objects?and sings?to produce beyond-ethereal animated shorts. Scribble (Golan Levin, USA 2000-2004) is a live color-music performance that revives and updates a decades-old tradition of kinetic light performance. Scrapple (Golan Levin, Sue Costabile, USA 2005) treats a table's surface as if it were a kind of musical tablature, producing music in real-time from objects lying on it. Video projections of the table's surface produce a simple augmented reality, elaborated through luminous and explanatory graphics. Finally, I.C. You (Sue Costabile, Laetitia Sonami, USA 2006) is a live cinematic thriller based on a script by poet Tom Sleigh about an ice delivery man whose job is to keep America cold. Costabile and Sonami use a suitcase-sized foley stage, photos, drawings, videos, shadow theater and miniature lighting rigs to chronicle his saga.

Official Website: http://fest06.sffs.org/films/film_details.php?id=80