BEAM Open Call

  • Location: Brunel University, Kingston Lane, Uxbridge, England, UB8 3PH, GB
  • Deadline: Mar 30 2012 at 11:59PM
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The BEAM (Brunel Electronic and Analogue Music) Festival, now in its second year, is looking for your work to show at the festival, held 22-24 June 2012 at Brunel University. As our mission is to explore the physical in electronic music, we’re interested in anything interactive: be it beautiful, intense, playful, dramatic, mesmerising, innovative or surprising!

Your work should fit into one of three categories:

BEAM OPEN SPACE: installations & demonstrations
BEAM PERFORMANCES: gig-ready performances
BEAM AV GALLERY: AudioVisual presentations for the BEAM media kiosk

All proposals should refer to the broad themes of music & technology, interactivity, electronic or electro-acoustic music with a live or interactive element, music produced through unusual interfaces or DIY instruments.

We will repeat last year’s successful BEAM Bursaries available for the 2012 edition, this time dedicated to UK-based Open Call artists, supported by the PRS for Music Foundation.

To find out more about the criteria for submissions go to www.beamfestival.com/open-call-2012.

Please send your proposal to [email protected] by the deadline of Friday 30th March 2012, including:

- Which call you’re responding to
- Description (maximum 300 words) and Title (incl. artists’ name)
- Biography (maximum 200 words)
- Link to video or audio (only linke please, no files to be sent)
- Up to 3 marketing images (300dpi jpeg images only)
- Brief tech spec (maximum 200 words)
- Email & phone contact detail

This year we are also inviting proposals for PechaKucha™ presentations and symposium papers that discuss interactivity or physicality in electronic music for the BEAM Symposium day on Friday 22nd June. For more details on symposium themes and how to submit, go to www.beamfestival.com/beam-symposium-2012. Submissions should be emailed to [email protected] no later than Friday 30th March

All of BEAM 2011’s Programme is still online at www.beamfestival.com, so look there to see the kind of work we presented last year.

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