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Birds Eye View Film Festival 8-14th March 2007

Electric Ladyland: Women in Music Videos

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Saturday 10th March ICA CINEMA 1: 3.30PM-5.30PM

Its true! Girls make music videos too……..

A highlight of this year's Festival; ‘ ELECTRIC LADY LAND - women in music videos ' showcases a stunning collection of music videos by female directors. With clips from the multi-talented and eccentric DIY director Kate Bush ; cult classics and inspiration from Dawn Shadforth (Kylie, Goldfrapp, Primal Scream), punk rock aesthetics courtesy of Deborah Schamoni (Chicks on Speed, Peaches) and a pick of the best from up and coming stars incl Cat Solen (Brighteyes, CSS) and Nagi Noda (Yuki).

Following the screening, music journalist Miranda Sawyer will join filmmaker Dawn Shadforth , independent commissioner Vez Hoper , organiser of the Radar music video Festival Caroline Bottomley and emerging promo directors Kinga Burza , Carolyn Corben , Toyin Ibidapo , George Wu , Lauren Pushkin and Lucy Sullivan on stage for a fascinating discussion on all elements of the video industry.

A not-to-be-missed session for any wannabe music video directors out there, this event will provide top tips on surviving the world of music videos and give direct access to insider advice.

Chair: Miranda Sawyer, award-winning broadcaster and journalist, has written for a variety of publications, including Select Magazine, Time Out and The Observer, and was contributing editor for The Face. She writes regularly for Vogue and Blender, and interviewed Tony Blair for Glamour magazine. Miranda has often presented for both television and radio and has appeared in discussion programmes including Question Time and Late Review. Her first book, Park And Ride, was published by Little Brown & Co in 1999.