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Sounds and Looks Like Life

5/12/2020

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Electronic Cottage movie and audio assemblage project

Hello Friends,

I am inviting you to participate in the
Sounds and Looks Like Life
Electronic Cottage Project

Please read all seven pages of guidelines and stipulations below. You would not want it any other way, would you?!

The project will begin on Monday, June 1, 2020 and will end on Tuesday, June 30, 2020.

Starting on June 1st and throughout the month of June, until June 30th, I want you to upload photographs, short audio files, and short video files. At the end of the month I will create a YouTube collage movie and an audio album on Bandcamp.

If you want to participate, please email me and I will send links to your own personal upload folders on Google Drive.

All correspondence related to this project MUST be done via email
— not Facebook Messenger, text messaging, telephone, etc. 

Please upload files within 24 hours of creating them.

At the end of the month I will use all of the photos, videos, and audio recordings by all of the participants to create a collage-style hybrid slideshow and video movie with an audio assemblage soundtrack. Random chance processes will be used to create the movie and soundtrack.

The soundtrack of the movie will be published on Bandcamp with a $1 minimum download price.
Each participant will receive two CDR copies and five free download codes of the audio assemblage album. The video will be available on YouTube for free viewing.

Try to use portable battery-operated devices to make your photos, videos, and audio recordings. I prefer it that way! Try to use recorders and cameras that you can fit into your pocket: smartphones, cellphones, digital dictaphones, walkman recorders, cassette recorders, and small video recorders.

You can upload as many photos and videos as you want, within reason. Be discreet and respectful and don’t overload the project with your own material. 

Photographs should be of the highest resolution possible.

I can accept short videos in many different formats. If you are not sure whether your video files will work properly, send me a brief test video before the project starts.
Videos must be no longer than 30 seconds (one-half minute).

You can upload as many audio recordings as you want, within reason. Be discreet and respectful and don’t overload the project with your own material. Audio recordings should be no longer than 30 seconds (one-half minute), and all files must be stereo and WAV format.
Basic suggested minimums
Bit rate: 1411 kbps
Sample size: 16 bits
Sample rate: 44.100 kHz

Your audio recordings should be raw, simple, un-mixed, and un-cooked. In other words, do not add effects to your audio recordings before you upload them. Please understand that your recordings will be randomly mixed with three other layers of sounds, so be sure to leave spaces in your sounds for other sounds to interact with yours. Don’t brickwall your audio sound levels. Think minimalism!

There are no minimum requirements for how many audio recordings, photos, and videos you can contribute: as few as you wish or have time for.
You can, however, contribute as many recordings and photos as you want, while keeping in mind the collaborative nature of the project: leave space and room for the other participants!

Please avoid copyright infringement. Do not upload materials that are copyrighted by other people. Please generate and record materials of your own making.


Make back-ups and save copies of all of your contributed files until after the project is completed.

Please note that this is NOT a noise work, nor is it an electronic music work per se. The movie and audio assemblage might contain noisy and electronic elements, but generally you should think of them as being dada- and fluxus-inspired multi-layered collages of sights and sounds from day to day life. Overly-harsh, obnoxiously-loud sounds will be rejected. Racket is fine, but keep it short, keep it fun and lively, and try not to make your stuff too loud so that other sounds in the assemblage can be heard.

The emphasis in your photographs, videos, and audio recordings should be on the sights and sounds of your daily life during the month of June:
spoken words, diary entries, recollections of dreams, conversations, short bits of poetry and word cut-ups, household and home, eating and drinking, appliances and machines and tools, sights and sounds while you take a walk in your neighborhood, the sights and sounds of pets and other animals, public transportation, domestic and wild flora, emergency and police vehicles, airplanes and helicopters, neighbors, construction sights and sounds, traffic, children playing, public address systems, shops and stores and restaurants and marketplaces, decay and rot, buildings, street musicians, your workplace, short instrumental improvisations (acoustic or electric), sounds of pocket synthesizers and toys and gadgets and computers and circuit bent gear, etc.

Think minimalism, raw, handheld, portable, pocket-sized, battery-operated, collage, rubber stamp, abstract expressionism.

Daily life brings with it all kinds of thoughts, emotions, and feelings, and you are welcome to share your experiences in this assemblage project.

I will say that the emphasis of this project is on the simple joys of daily life, as the name of the project suggests.

Life is already full of enough pain and negativity without us adding to the burden. I prefer that this project will increase the world’s happiness with joy, mirth, whimsy, silliness, humor, comedy, jokes, craziness.

Approach this project with relaxed enthusiasm and with the simple joy and awe of a child instead of the weariness and impatience of an adult.

I will not accept files via email or WeTransfer or any other upload service. You must use the Folders that I will assign to you on Google Drive.

Please note that this is a EC Group multi-collaborative community project.

Your name will be listed as one of the project participants in the YouTube movie, Bandcamp album info, and on the CDR cover, but the movie and album will be credited to “Electronic Cottage”.

The movie and audio assemblages will be continuous pieces with the various photos, videos, and audio recordings presented in a continuous “stream of consciousness” style.

Your individual and specific contributions will not be identified. 

If possible, try to resist the temptation to make posts or comments online about the project while it is in progress.

I reserve the right as project coordinator to reject any contributed materials for whatever reasons.

Have fun, and if you have any questions and need further clarification do not hesitate to contact me by email:
haltapes@gmail.com

If you want to get a feeling for what to expect of the end results of the project, please view a few minutes of my most recent movie on YouTube
79 Comments
Bert link
5/12/2020 10:30:18

Great idea!!

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Hal McGee
5/12/2020 11:38:01

Be sure to send me an email, per the stips.

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faserhaft
5/12/2020 10:58:56

great project!

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Rafael González
5/12/2020 11:05:05

I'm going to participate, of course. Thank you for this wonderful and funny project, Hal.

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Neal Retke
5/12/2020 13:00:39

Is there a cut off date to participate in this project ?

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Hal McGee
5/12/2020 13:02:43

You mean to sign up for it?

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Neal Retke
5/12/2020 14:36:11

Yes

Hal McGee
5/12/2020 14:38:04

As soon as possible, but before June 1st.

CIII
5/12/2020 14:26:53

Just wanna be sure -- you wrote:

"Audio recordings should be longer than 30 seconds"

Did you leave out the word "no" somewhere in this sentence?

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Hal McGee
5/12/2020 14:30:12

CIII, thanks for pointing out that error! I have corrected it. Audio recordings INDEED should be no longer than 30 seconds.

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Rafael González
5/12/2020 14:38:29

Oki Doki!

Chris Phinney
5/12/2020 14:48:18

All has been confirmed.

Aimee Naworal link
5/12/2020 16:59:54

Expect much whimsy and nature from my contribution. :)

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Hal McGee
5/12/2020 17:02:03

Excellent news! Looking forward to it!

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Leslie Singer
5/12/2020 19:51:55

Hal, this is going to be a dynamite project. Thanks for coming up with the idea and the invites. Count me in!

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Hal McGee
5/13/2020 00:19:40

Leslie, be sure to follow the stips and notify me by email or it's not official.

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Leslie Singer
5/13/2020 04:03:02

Yes, thanks, will do!

penga
5/12/2020 20:43:28

love to do it but see if I can get head around it, linking video together

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Hal McGee
5/13/2020 00:20:21

Penga, what do you mean by "linking video together"?

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Niniji
5/13/2020 12:09:42

Sounds and looks like fun! I will email you soon.

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Jeremiah
5/13/2020 23:57:39

I’m definitely in!

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Seiei Jack
5/14/2020 09:56:57

I will!

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Michael Ridge
5/21/2020 02:15:21

Can't wait to start!!

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Hal McGee
5/21/2020 02:25:24

I'll be sending links to your folders on Google Drive late next week.

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Lucy
5/21/2020 02:54:47

Not to be a Pest but is the copyright thing a stylistic rule or avoiding actual copyright infringement? like would it be ok to use something under fair use guidelines etc?

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Hal McGee
5/21/2020 06:17:52

Thanks for this question! I am trying to avoid receiving Copyright Claims from YouTube, because then they will put advertisements on our project video, and I do not want that to happen.

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Chris Phinney
5/21/2020 07:28:09

Yes I do hope we can avoid ads.

Hal McGee
5/27/2020 02:50:24

Hello friends! 50 EC community members have signed up to participate in the project. By now all of you should have received an email notification with a link to your project folders. Contact me by email if you have not yet received your link info. Also, please read the project guidelines thoroughly. During the course of the project I might not have time to contact you if you upload files that are not usable. I can accept most video file formats with no problems. But AUDIO FILES MUST BE IN WAV FORMAT -- no exceptions. I would also like to remind all of you that you should upload files of the highest quality, resolution, and file size possible. The final big video-movie of the project will be in high definition, so the bigger and better your files are, the better! Intentionally lo-fi images are fine and acceptable when you are trying to achieve a certain effect, but otherwise, when you have the option, for example on your phone's camera, always choose full-size picture and video files. Mostly, have fun and don't worry about all of the guidelines, rules, and stipulations of the project. These are designed with practical reasons and goals in mind.

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Hal McGee
6/2/2020 00:28:30

At the end of the first day we had a total of 23 participants and 229 files (50 of which were audio). The first day was a big success! Thanks to the 23 participants we have so far. All of you are doing a great job. Be sure that your audio and video files are not longer than 30 seconds (one-half minute). 11 files were submitted yesterday that were too long.

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Hal McGee
6/3/2020 01:54:59

Hello Everybody! I have downloaded all of the materials that were uploaded by all participants on June 1st and June 2nd. 31 people have contributed files — 127 audio files and 376 visual files (photos and videos).

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Rafael González
6/3/2020 03:47:43

Amazing!!! This will be great!

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Hal McGee
6/4/2020 01:14:45

Hello Friends! Here is your daily update! 32 people have contributed to the project. 148 audio files have been contributed. 506 visual files (photos and videos) have been contributed. I am very happy with the quality of the contributions! All of you are doing a good job. I want to remind you that audio and video files must not be longer than 30 seconds. I will not accept files longer than 30 seconds.

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Hal McGee
6/4/2020 07:19:44

Dear friends, I have noticed that a lot of you are naming and also re-naming your files to describe what they are. This is unnecessary. Do what pleases you personally, but my preference is that you use the numerical and alphabetic file names generated by your cameras, phones, and recorders. Remember that your individual contributions will not be identified in the final project movie. Therefore naming your files serves no good purpose, unless it somehow helps you to stay organized. Thank you.

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KR Seward link
6/4/2020 07:51:11

Been posted items with stock names, figuring the time info means more in this project. (Life here is US Eastern Time, not unlike FLA.) But glad you mentioned that, made it clear. 32 plus contributors, sounds good. Have fun!

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Bert link
6/4/2020 08:36:34

Cool, thanks for the daily updates, Hal!

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Hal McGee
6/5/2020 01:18:52

Hello Friends, here is your Daily Project Update: We have 34 participants, 188 audio files, 643 visual files (photo and video). Thanks and keep up the good work!

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Hal McGee
6/6/2020 01:13:34

Hello Friends! Here is your daily project update for Saturday morning, June 6, 2020. We have had 35 people contribute files of the 52 people who originally signed up for the project. 264 audio files have been uploaded, and 799 visual files (photos and videos). Keep up the good work, and continue to have fun with the project. The final project movie and audio album will be crazy, chaotic, joyous, laughter-filled, and lots of fun. I do not think that the world will have ever seen or heard anything like it. In many ways it will be unlike anything ever created before!

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Rafael González
6/6/2020 05:38:41

This makes me very happy!

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Michael Ridge
6/8/2020 02:30:29

Amazing stuff!!

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Hal McGee
6/7/2020 01:08:12

Dear friends and SaLLL contributors, here is your report for Sunday morning, June 7, 2020. Things are still going very well with the project. I am very happy with your contributions! 35 people have contributed files. We now have 303 audio files and 953 visual files (photos and videos). If you have any questions, concerns, doubts, or are in need of encouragement for the project, please do not hesitate to email me at haltapes@gmail.com

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Hal McGee
6/8/2020 02:00:56

Hello Friends, here is your Project Report for Monday morning, June 8, 2020: 36 people have participated. We have 333 WAV audio files, and 1028 visual files (photos and videos). Keep up the good work! Please remember that your files must be new and created and recorded specifically for this project during the month of June 2020. All files created before June 1, 2020 will be rejected and will not be included in the project. Also, make sure that you video and audio recordings are not longer than 30 seconds. Any files longer than 30 seconds will be rejected and will not be included in the project. Thank you!

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Rafael González
6/8/2020 08:56:35

thank you very much for the report!

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Hal McGee
6/9/2020 01:06:10

Hello Friends! Here is your daily SaLLL Project Report for Tuesday morning, June 9, 2020. We now have 37 project participants, 370 audio files, and 1183 visual files. Keep up the good work. Everything with the project is beautiful. Keep it going.

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Hal McGee
6/10/2020 00:46:43

Dear Friends, here is your daily SaLLL Project Report for Wednesday morning, June 10, 2020. We now have 397 audio files totaling 1.54 GB, and 1265 visual files totaling 8.89 GB. Thank you for your contributions. You are all doing a wonderful job! Keep up the good work with joy and happiness.

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Hal McGee
6/11/2020 01:16:35

Hello Friends! Here is your Sounds and Looks Like Life project report for Thursday, June 11, 2020. We are now one-third of the way through the project, and we now have 436 audio files and 1405 visual files. Thank you and keep up the good work!

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KR Seward link
6/11/2020 08:48:36

Yay!

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Hal McGee
6/11/2020 10:02:12

Hello Friends!

Today I sent this message via Blind Carbon (BCC) email to everyone who has participated in the SaLLL project. I will post this message here for your reference.

Every day I post a project update in the comments of this project information page.
Please bookmark this page and visit it on a regular basis.

I am very happy with the materials that all of you have contributed! You are doing a good job! Bravo! Viva SaLLL!

We are now one-third of the way through the project, with 20 days to go until the end of the project.

We now have 436 audio files and 1405 visual files.

The final project video-movie will be big and long and wonderful and chaotic. VERY LONG, like an all-night Andy Warhol film of a guy sleeping for eight hours, or of the Empire State building from dusk until dawn. That long! Well, maybe not THAT long, but maybe three or four hours, so be ready! It will be packed with lots of good sights and sounds.

Please make your future video clips less than 15 seconds. I will not reject video clips that are longer than 15 and shorter than 30, but I want to encourage short video clips. Please put a bigger emphasis on photos than on videos in the remaining days of the project. Thank you.

Also, we need more audio files. I understand that audio files are not easy for many of you to create and upload. For those participants for whom it is no problem to make audio files, please increase your audio file uploads. I will now allow audio files as long as 45 seconds, but no longer.

You do not need to name or re-name your files with descriptive file names like "Horse" or "Bird" or "Rusted Can". This is unnecessary for the project. You can use the alpha-numerical file-name generated by default by your phone, camera, or dictaphone. Of course it is okay and feel free to name your files if this helps you to stay organized.

Please continue to enjoy your Electronic Cottage project, Sounds and Looks Like Life!

Hal McGee

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Rafael González
6/11/2020 12:51:12

Viva SaLLL! We are all going to love this. I personally adore those kinds of long movies.

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Hal McGee
6/12/2020 01:55:51

Hello SaLLL Friends! Here is your project report for Friday morning, June 12, 2020: We now have 544 audio files and 1719 visual files. Thank you and carry on!

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Hal McGee
6/13/2020 01:43:03

Hello Friends! Here is your SaLLL Report for Saturday morning, June 13th. We now have 636 Audio Files and 1877 Visual Files. Thank you for the increase in Audio Files. You are all doing a good job. I like your contributions. The project is continuing to go very well!

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Hal McGee
6/14/2020 01:35:10

Hello Friends! We now have 38 SaLLL project participants (of the 52 people who originally signed up). We have 788 Audio Files and 2017 Visual Files. Thanks for your participation and keep up the good work!

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Hal McGee
6/15/2020 01:19:18

Hello SaLLL People! We now have 39 participants in the project, 826 Audio Files, 2175 Visual Files. You are all doing a fabulous job -- keep it up!

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Hal McGee
6/16/2020 01:40:08

Hello everybody! I am still quite happy with the progress of the SaLLL project. We are now at the halfway point in the project, with 15 days to go! At this moment we have 905 audio files and 2231 visual files. Thanks!

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Hal McGee
6/17/2020 00:58:46

Hello Friends, I am quite happy with the progress of the SaLLL project! We now have 946 Audio Files and 2330 Visual Files. Thank you for contributing!

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Hal McGee
6/18/2020 00:14:47

Hello Friends! Here is your Sounds and Looks Like Life project report for June 18, 2020: We now have 40 participants, 978 Audio Files, 2419 Visual Files. 12 days remaining in the project. Keep up the great contributions!

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Hal McGee
6/19/2020 00:28:27

Hello Friends, here is your SaLLL project report for June 19, 2020: We now have 41 participants (out of the 52 people who signed up for the project), 1052 Audio Files, 2474 Visual Files. Thanks you!

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Hal McGee
6/20/2020 01:18:11

Hello SaLLL project participants! Here is your report for June 20, 2020. We now have 1130 Audio Files and 2564 Visual Files. 11 days to go in the project. Keep up the good work, and keep on enjoying the project. The final results will be great!!!

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Hal McGee
6/21/2020 01:03:26

Hello Friends! Here is your SaLLL project report for June 20, 2020. We now have 1209 Audio Files and 2612 Visual Files. We are now two-thirds of the way through the project, with 10 days to go. For the next ten days you can upload any amounts of audio and visual files that you like.

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Hal McGee
6/22/2020 01:01:30

Hello SaLLL project participants! Here is your project report for Monday, June 22, 2020: We now have 1277 Audio Files and 2648 Visual Files. Counting today we have nine days remaining in the project.

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Hal McGee
6/23/2020 00:25:27

Hello SaLLLAmigos, we now have eight days remaining in the material-gathering phase of the project. As of early on June 23, 2020 we now have 2692 Visual Files and 1309 Audio Files. It has been a great pleasure for me looking at, listening to, and downloading your contributions. Please keep it up!

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KR Seward link
6/23/2020 07:51:46

Endeavoring to share diff bits of environmental audio. Often bird songs, cars driving by. Things that are always there, but never quite the same. Some off the cuff noises, observations, with dynamics, no brick wall loudness, in mind. As possible contrast.
Good luck with everything everyone is sending, your video combine of same. Have fun.

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Hal McGee
6/24/2020 13:13:31

Kevin, we *DO* have room for instrumental and electronic sounds. I was just trying to avoid getting a bunch of brick-walled Harsh Noise material that obliterates everything else...

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Hal McGee
6/24/2020 00:40:59

Hello Good Friends of Mine! You are doing very well with your contributions to the SaLLL project. The final results -- movie and audio album -- will be very great and fun and full of surprises! -- you will see and hear in about a week or so from now. We now have 1349 Audio Files and 2766 Visual Files. Counting today we have seven days remaining in the project.

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Hal McGee
6/25/2020 00:07:34

Here is your SaLLL project report for June 25, 2020: We now have six days remaining in the project! Our new totals are 1387 Audio Files and 2816 Visual Files.

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Hal McGee
6/26/2020 00:52:51

Hello SaLLL Friends! I am so proud of all of you. You are doing a great job with your contributions to the project! It is going to be a beautiful project that we will all be able to savor and enjoy for many months and years to come. Only a few more days to go! We now have 2906 Visual Files and 1441 Audio Files.

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Hal McGee
6/27/2020 00:00:20

Dear Friends, here is your SaLLL report for June 27, 2020: We now have 1560 Audio Files and 3030 Visual Files, with four days left in the project (counting today). Thanks!

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Hal McGee
6/28/2020 01:08:09

Hello Friends, here is your SaLLL Project Report for June 28, 2020: we now have 1599 Audio Files and 3137 Visual Files.

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Hal McGee
6/29/2020 00:36:28

Dear friends, here is your SaLLL Project report for June 29, 2020. We now have 43 participants, 1683 Audio Files, and 3239 Visual Files. Just today and tomorrow remain in the material-gathering phase of the project.

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Hal McGee
6/30/2020 01:11:16

Here is your SaLLL Project Report for June 30, 2020> We now have 45 project participants, 1724 Audio Files, and 3525 Visual Files. Today is the final day to upload materials for the project. You have until 11:59 PM East Coast USA time to upload new materials. Thank you!

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Hal McGee
7/1/2020 00:06:57

Hello Dear Friends! The Material-Gathering Phase of the SaLLL Project is now complete! We now have 1820 Audio Files and 3606 Visual Files, for a grand total of 5426 from 45 participants. Soon I will begin the Publication Phase of the SaLLL Project. I will contact all of you by email to inform you of video and audio publications, plus I will make announcements here on the EC website and at the EC Group at Facebook.

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Hal McGee
7/1/2020 00:14:22

Here is a list of all of the project participants:
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Aaron Abrams
Al Margolis
Andrew Dalio
Anton Mobin
Austin Rich
Bert Vanden Berghe
Bill Northcott
Bret Hart
Charles Rice Goff III
Charlie Kramer
Chris Phinney
Colette Parisa
Crank Sturgeon
D. Petri
David Nadeau
Dylan Houser
Francesco Aprile
Hal Harmon
Hal McGee
Harold Schellinx
Jay Peele
Jeremiah Paddock
Joey Patrickt
Jonas Juuso
Juan Angel Italiano
Judith Pauly-Bender
Justin Moore
K.R. Seward
Leslie Singer
Lezet
Lumen K
Maozifan
Max Eastman
Michael Ridge
Mike Cosma
Neda Mehrjoo
Niniji Chen
osvaldo cibils
Patrizio Pica
Phillip Klampe
Rafael González
Seiei Jack
Tim Jones
Will Soderberg

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Rafael González
7/1/2020 01:14:20

Fantastic!!! This is going to be awesome and beautiful!.

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Neal Retke
7/1/2020 00:15:26

Wow ~! What a line up - Looking forward to this when it comes out

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CIII Goff
7/7/2020 13:14:30

Haven't watched it all yet, but Karen and I observed a big chunk on July 5th. It definitely occupied our attention in a very direct way, compelling us to keep watching until we had to force ourselves to turn it off. Unique!

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Hal McGee
7/7/2020 13:18:22

Dear Friends, here is a bit of an update. First of all, thank you for all of your comments on the SaLLL movie and audio album in various message forms. I am developing two more versions of the Sounds and Looks Like Life movie. One will probably be an "unplugged", raw, de-mixed version, and the other will probably be a substantial (perhaps radical) re-mix of the movie that for now I will call "The Director's Cut".

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Rafael González
7/7/2020 14:43:12

SaLLL is delicious SaLLL is delicious but I can't wait to watch the Director's Cuts.

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Hal McGee
7/7/2020 15:16:57

Yes, but the original version of SaLLL gives me indigestion.

Rafael González
7/7/2020 15:28:21

Jajajajajajajajajaja.... you need a good crochet session!

Hal McGee
7/8/2020 06:25:49

Sounds and Looks Like Life — RAW Photo and Video Collage, Alternative version — https://youtu.be/IT92xwde01w
THERE IS AN OPTION FOR HIGH DEFINITION PLAYBACK. BE SURE TO SELECT IT! This is an alternative and raw version of the Sounds Like Life movie consisting of the photos and videos contributed by the project participants, but not the assemblage of audio files that were contributed. It's like watching a collage of an old-fashioned silent slide show interspersed with home movie bits, pieces, odds, and ends. The only times you will hear sounds is during the video clips. The original Sounds and Looks Like Life movie can be found here — https://youtu.be/ZRJSVdJ9noc

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