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4 posts tagged BBC Norfolk Introducing
Video: Port Isla - Roam
Part of a live session recorded for BBC Norfolk Introducing. The other song, Desolate House, can be found here.
Festival - BBC Music Video Festival - 19.09.2011 - 01.10.2011
It’s the UK’s ONLY dedicated music video festival and it takes place in Norwich! Also to be shown on 20 big screens across the UK, this year is sure to be the best one yet!
The festival will showcase the best in new and emerging music acts and video producers as well as some more established artists. Alongside the video showcase, there are two weeks of special events planned including guest speakers, masterclasses, film screenings and gigs which will run alongside this years Sound and Vision Conference.
Submissions for videos close on MONDAY THE 1ST OF AUGUST 2011!! So hurry and submit your video today!
Screening - BBC Norfolk Music Video Festival Presents: An Island- A Film About Efterklang - 21.03.2011 - Fusion, The Forum - Free
In promotion of The BBC Music Video Festival which takes place from the 19th September - 1st October.
Massive screen.
Massive sound.
Epic film.
It’s free.
Video Features - BBC Norfolk Introducing
BBC Introducing in Norfolk has been making regular video programmes about the Norfolk music scene, throughout January the latest programme is going to be shown on the BBC Big Screen outside the Chapelfield Shopping Centre in Norwich.
The programme is presented by Greg Hackett (The Loyal Few) and Sophie Little (The Brownies) and includes features with Holy State, The Mariner’s Children - and a session with Keith Brown.
Catch it by standing outside in the cold, or watching out of the window of Wagamama at the following times:
Wednesdays 6 - 6.30pm
Fridays 12.30 - 1pm
Saturdays 12 - 12.30pm
BBC Norfolk Intro Facebook / BBC Norfolk Intro Website / Watch Online
