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Love Music Hate Racism

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First of all an apology to all you London VJs I woke up on Sunday morning while trying to find a last minute replacement for Sundays Love Music Hate Racism carnival. Poor Jo had to drop out suddenly, see you soon Jo I hope.

Unfortunately no-one I spoke to was available but no matter the Punkvert pair and myself did a very long days VJ-ing. It was great fun, 12-3 on the main stage during the likes of The View, Hard-Fi and Jay Sean. I have to say it certainly was an experience to be VJing to a live speech by Tony Benn ;) My monitor played up so I couldn't see what I was doing and the OneDotZero guys (who were incredibly helpful and lovely) overlaid event logos and cut in branded animations and live cameras.

At 3 Punkvert took to the main stage and I rushed all my kit over to the dance tent. Now I could see my output on the main screen and I had an absolute blast until the end of the show. DJ Hype was mind blitzing and the visuals sat so very well with da old skool jungle innit.

Sadly there were safety concerns during Hype's set and they cut the music early. I could sense the racism start to rise in the audience after the music had stopped, most disconcerting.

6 hours of VJing on a Sunday in Victoria Park... bliss.
Yeah, thanks for raising another point on To-Do list:
- provide VJ londoners and Events as mob.vjlondon.org
this should help with similar problems

I'm preparing myself to massive update of vjlondon.org functionality.
First of all an apology to all you London VJs I woke up on Sunday morning while trying to find a last minute replacement for Sundays Love Music Hate Racism carnival.


Just you wait til i get my hands on you....!! ;)

sorry i couldnt help out, but with little over 24 hrs til the hand-in deadline for my 3rd year portfolio you kinda caught me at a bad time!

glad it went well.
So the Love Music Hate Racism gig turned into a Love Racism Hate Music fiasco??
Not quite Gary. I was exaggerating just a little for comedic effect. It was actually quite successful as far as these things can be. And the smell of burgers drifting up onto the main stage was wonderful.