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Title: Flimmerkiste #2 Wildscreening
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Date: 2009-05-29 13:36
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Category: blog
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Author: Kiritan Flux
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Slug: flimmerkiste-2-wildscreening
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Yesterday I had the honor to participate at the second edition of
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'Flimmerkiste', the regional VJ gathering in Mannheim. The meeting place
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was the lounge area of Zeitraumexit close to the industrial harbor of
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Mannheim, the same location where last year's [B-Seite VJ
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festival](http://jetztkultur.de/bseite/de+en/ "B-Seite") took place. The
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round of attendees was small but select:
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[Pixelschubser](http://www.benjaminjantzen.de/ "VJ Pixelschubser"), [VJ
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Tenner](http://www.vjtenner.com/ "VJ Tenner"),
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[TimVis](http://timvis.de/ "VJ TimVis") and myself among a small group
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of curious young people from the national theater.
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The formal part of the meeting was rather short - i felt a bit
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flattered, receiving a free beer to celebrate the ['5 years of
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flux'](http://blog.kiritanflux.de/2009/05/28/5-years-of-flux/ "5 years of flux")
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anniversary - so I hoped we would quickly continue to the next point:
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AVIT Networking. We talked a bit about the planned issues and read
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through some text but eventually Pixelschubser decided to write down
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some info text about B-Seite at some point later.
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Finally we proceeded to the most fun part of the evening: guerilla
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wildscreening in downtown Mannheim. Armed with a gasoline electricity
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generator, a nice 5000 ANSI projector, manfrotto tripod, V4 and laptops
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we walked through the Kreuzberg'ish 'Jungbusch' area towards the center
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marketplace where the huge city hall is located.
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Equipment was set up quickly and we had a lot of fun, doing spontaneous
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mapping masks, jamming along, spreading Flimmerkiste flyers to curious
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bystanders. The cops came twice, but rather because of curiosity than
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maintenance of public order. Timing was perfect, because when the VJs
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really started to get groovy, the illumination of the city hall got
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switched off and we had the whole building just for ourselves.
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[vimeo]http://vimeo.com/4898730[/vimeo]
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*go to [http://vimeo.com/4898730](http://vimeo.com/4898730 "vimeo") for
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Full HD*
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The evening in Mannheim was a lot of inspiration and fun and I was glad
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to be part of it. Frankly, the VJs around here seem a lot more
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spontaneous and kicking than most of us guys in Berlin - since we
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planned such a guerilla projection night forever without ever doing it.
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;)
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