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The 2019 Fronterafest submission deadline is this Thursday, November 1st! Fronterafest is “five weeks of alternative, offbeat, new, and just plain off-the-wall fringe theatre” that happens every year at Hyde Park Theatre in January and February, in collaboration with ScriptWorks. In this episode Jeff recounts some of his frontera experiences.

Apply to the festival online TODAY: hydeparktheatre.com

Subscribe to MEMcast for more info about the arts in Austin, TX: makeeverymedia.com

Music in this episode by The Forgotten Discovery – @chris-owen-49
Photo by Steve Rogers Photography.

This project is sponsored by the Austin Creative Alliance, supported in part by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department. Find out more about what’s happening in the arts community this week at NowPlayingAustin.Com

“Ground Floor, Volume One: How To Build a Theatre”

Podcast & Video Spotlight on Lisa Scheps of Ground Floor Theatre on Make Every Media’s Preservation Station Series. As a part of our mission to explore and document the ever-shifting cultural arts landscape in Austin, TX in every media, we’re providing two ways to consume this content: as a podcast and as a video.

Video Available for Watching (Filmed by Erik Mauck, Edited & Hosted by Michael Ferstenfeld, Music by DreAun & The Forgotten Discovery):
youtu.be/QfEXEpCtiIQ

Podcast Remixed and Hosted by David Moses Fruchter, Music by Podington Bear.

Subscribe to the Make Every Media Podcast for free for more stories about the arts in Austin, TX: makeeverymedia.com

For tickets and more info on Ground Floor Theatre: groundfloortheatre.org

Local music from Austin, TX in video version by:
DreAun – @dreaun
The Forgotten Discovery – @chris-owen-49

This project is sponsored by the Austin Creative Alliance, supported in part by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department. Find out more about what’s happening in the arts community this week at NowPlayingAustin.Com

Make Every Media in 2018. Wrapping up MAPPINGS, reframing. The Preservation Station Series & MEM•VR App. 2017 Collaboration Review.

Music by:
Chris-owen-49 – The-slow-drown
Psyfolkology – Poof-piece
Chris-owen-49 – Jump-out-the-window

Coming up:
1. MEM•VR talk at the Texas Computer Education Association Conference, February 8th:
event.crowdcompass.com/tcea2018/acti…ty/BeTxCb1UWa

2. Lisa Scheps and the Ground Floor Theatre!
www.groundfloortheatre.org

Quick Tips for Getting Involved in the Film & Theatre Scenes in Austin, TX:

1. 2018 Unified Auditions are February 11th! Register by this Monday, February 5th at noon: austincreativealliance.org/auditions

2. Other Auditions and Arts Event Listings –
nowplayingaustin.com
ctxlivetheatre.com
facebook.com/groups/AustinActorsGroup
groups.yahoo.com/group/AustinFilmCasting
austinchronicle.com/calendar/arts

3. MakeEveryMedia.Com for more coverage of the arts in Austin, Texas!

Music by:
The Forgotten Discovery – Goodnight Moon @chris-owen-49
Psyfolkology – Facts-and-sounds
Psyfolkology – Remember-that-day-in-november

Preservation Station Episode 2 is all about Arts in Sacred Places, a program from Partners for Sacred Places starting up in Austin in September in partnership with the City of Austin, and the Austin Creative Alliance. Contact Lynn Osgood at losgood@sacredplaces.org if you’re a congregation OR an artist looking to share some sacred space!

Episode Contains:

– National Director of Arts in Sacred Places, Karen DiLossi, and local reverend Dr. Rick Diamond, at the Arts in Sacred Places launch party in the offices of the Austin Creative Alliance.

– The “boots on the ground,” Lynn Osgood, project consultant of Arts in Sacred Places in Austin, interviewed by Michelle Dahlenburg & Brie Smith.

– The dulcet tones of The Forgotten Discovery, Chris Owen
@chris-owen-49

– This is the Year by Southpaw Jones!
@southpawjones

Preservation Station is sponsored in part by the City of Austin Cultural Arts Division and the Austin Creative Alliance.

*Photo Credit: Ted Lieverman. Partners for Sacred Places links dance-theater company Brian Sanders’ JUNK and Shiloh Baptist Church in Philadelphia, Penn.

sacredplaces.org
makeeverymedia.com