Re: Need a Geek

this might be helpful:

http://rhizome.org/thread.rhiz?thread625&page=1#35599

Jason Van Anden

Claire Jervert wrote:

> No offense. I'd like to work with a programmer to produce a DVD by
> grabbing corporate logos from web sites and pulling them into a motion
> graghic sequence twisting and morphing the brands in space.
>
> Anyone interested in working with me.
>
> Claire Jervert

I really did mean "with". I'd rather not just dictate. I've always worked with communication technologies in a non technical way so I can only construct a vague concept of what I'd like to do and work within the limits of the technology at hand. I couldn't begin to see the possibilites of this concept without some experimentation and several "what ifs".

What is the usual fee for this kind of job.

Rob Myers wrote:

> Quoting Claire Jervert <[email protected]>:
>
> > No offense. I'd like to work with a programmer to produce a DVD by
> > grabbing corporate logos from web sites and pulling them into a
> > motion graghic sequence twisting and morphing the brands in space.
> >
> > Anyone interested in working with me.
>
> I think you mean "for". How much are you paying?
>
> - Rob.
>

Thanks Jason,

I did briefly read over that thread and was surprised by the hostility of the coders. Although, I've had the same kind of thoughts when I see a famous artist who has never dealt with technology pump out a net art piece just for the hell of it and never credit the actual creator of the work. But this happens all the time in the art world and not just with technology based work.

I hesitate to contact someone who is making a project out of collaboration. I was hoping to work with someone dealing with copyright, database or corporate power issues.

Wish me luck

Claire




Jason Van Anden wrote:

> this might be helpful:
>
> http://rhizome.org/thread.rhiz?thread625&page=1#35599
>
> Jason Van Anden
>
> Claire Jervert wrote:
>
> > No offense. I'd like to work with a programmer to produce a DVD by
> > grabbing corporate logos from web sites and pulling them into a
> motion
> > graghic sequence twisting and morphing the brands in space.
> >
> > Anyone interested in working with me.
> >
> > Claire Jervert