Other places The John Lennon Songwriting Contest
Dozens of Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland Institute of Music (CIM) and Cleveland Institute of Art (CIA) students will have a unique opportunity to put what they are learning in the classroom to the test on Thursday, Oct. 22, and Friday, Oct. 23.
A pre-selected group will have an opportunity to create studio-quality music, videos and photography when the John Lennon Educational Tour Bus rolls onto campus for a two-day stay in front of the Silver Spartan Diner.
The John Lennon Educational Tour Bus is a nonprofit, state-of-the-art mobile recording studio dedicated to providing thousands of students with free, hands-on opportunities to make music and produce video projects spanning numerous genres. The Bus is currently scheduled to make only a few stops in the Midwest. The Case Western Reserve/CIM/CIA session is the only campus stop in Ohio.
Students and faculty representing several creative disciplines will essentially write and arrange an original song/and or video in one day with the help of the Lennon Bus engineers. The Bus is set up to demonstrate the importance of hands-on creativity as an integral part of the learning process.
As part of the tour, Apple Pro-Application (Final Cut Studio, Logic, Aperture) expert Dan Senstock will host a discussion and demonstration on the state of the creative economy from 10 a.m. to noon, Friday, Oct. 23, in Harkness Chapel.
In addition to the learning experience for the pre-selected students, all students, faculty and staff from the three institutions can learn about the history of the Lennon Bus and the production studio. The campus communities are invited to take 20-minute tours between 12:30-4:30 p.m., Friday, Oct. 23. People also are invited to stop by the Lennon Bus tents Oct. 22 and 23 to have some fun playing Beatles Rockband, the genre-defining game that lets users take to the stage, rise to fame and become rock legends.
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For more information contact Kimyette Finley, 216.368.0521.
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Something like this should be parked outside of every school in America.
The Lennon Bus has a grant proposal in with the Pepsi Refresh Project. We've put together an amazing project that will benefit the gulf communities devastated by the oil spill. We need YOUR help to make this happen. Please go to the Pepsi Refresh the Gulf site and cast your vote for Oil On Canvas. You can vote for us once every day and please do so! Only the top 2 proposals in the $250k category will be granted so help make us #1!
The Bus had a great time on the Vans Warped Tour this summer. Be sure to check our YouTube channel to see the videos we produced with great bands like Artist Vs Poet and non-profits like Feed Our Children Now.
The Bus visited the Hard Rock Café in Nashville for public tours and silent auction of an Epiphone guitar signed by the Black Eyed Peas to raise money for flood victims in the Nashville area. Donation boxes made from Gibson guitar cases were placed at Nashville businesses and venues. To find out how you can help, visit www.gibsonfoundation.org
The increasing accessibility of digital technology has led to an amazing expansion of opportunity in the art of digital storytelling. The John Lennon Educational Tour Bus has been at the forefront of this new media explosion, having produced daily video projects with students since January of 2001. The Lennon Bus puts state-of-the-art digital video equipment into the hands of workshop participants and teaches the entire digital workflow from story-boarding to DVD burning. Students leave the experience having shot, chopped, scored, and (most importantly) finished an entire digital video production. Using the latest cameras and professional hardware/software solutions including Apple's Final Cut Studio and Bogen Imaging's complete line of grip equipment, tripods, filters, and accessories, participants are exposed to the exciting world of digital videography and learn hot techniques of the trade. The accessibility of professional-quality technology is making it possible for millions of new voices to be heard and the John Lennon Bus is putting these tools into the hands of tomorrow's great digital producers.
“Lennon” and “John Lennon” are trademarks of Yoko Ono Lennon.
All artwork © Yoko Ono Lennon. Licensed exclusively through Bag One Arts, Inc.