F5 is a cutting-edge festival exploring the intersection of art, design and entertainment. F5 brings together the thinkers and doers that are breaking ground and shaping new standards in media and design.

The two-day festival gathers filmmakers, digital artists, photographers, producers, interactive designers, motion artists, graphic designers, agency executives, visual effects experts, musicians and industry visionaries—to name only a few. In short, F5 is unexpected and profound.

F5 is more than just the pulse of creativity; it is its heart.

F5 takes place April 16-17 at the historic Roseland Ballroom in Times Square. The epicenter of global creativity, New York City is the perfect home for F5, and the venue blends rock and roll with old-world charm, making it the ideal venue for F5’s eclectic speakers.

The F5 Opening Party on April 15, 2009 at the Grace Hotel features an interactive logo cube and integrated branded visuals by Forward Motion Theater.

For more information on F5 go to http://f5fest.com/

Degenerates - Release Party for Moby: Last Night Remixed

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Saturday, December 13
at Le Poisson Rouge
158 Bleeker Street (between Thompson & Sullivan)

featuring:
Moby - DJ Set with Holly Daggers on visuals
Drop the Lime
A.C Slater
JDH + Dave P

Presented by Cheeky Bastard

Doors open at 11pm, 21+ w/ID
$10 Advance Tickets/$15 at the door
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Holly Daggers performs a visual set with Moby! Come celebrate the release of Moby’s new album Last Night Remixed with a line up of top talent from GBH. Moby and Holly go on at 1:30 am for a late night set.

Marlon Barrios Solano, creator of dance-tech.net… interviews Forward Motion Theater Directors Holly Daggers and Eric Dunlap. They talk about their artistic path as live video artists/VJs and movement artists. And introduce the EyeWash series now moving to Dance New Amsterdam in Manhattan.

This interview was produced by Dance New Amsterdam

Dance-Tech.net is an international community of artists, scientists and theorists working in the confluence of embodied performance and new media. To watch this interview on dance-tech.net… click here.