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Eyes Up Deejay! Eyes Down Crew!

Great stuff! Props to everyone involved!!!

shout to jrock & ytee all in the crowd shots
editing skills are crazy, jc got very little fottage and busy work schedule to flush this out. been getting a lot of folks going "oh ok, I get it" with this one. US festivals looking good for '08

Thanks for the love.
- Dir. John Carluccio

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see clip at
http://uk.current.com/watch/103255462

http://www.current.tv/studio/people/cinquanta5000

juakali wrote:shout to jrock & ytee all in the crowd shots
editing skills are crazy, jc got very little fottage and busy work schedule to flush this out. been getting a lot of folks going "oh ok, I get it" with this one. US festivals looking good for '08

memories <3 such a great weekend in nyc!!

really nicely edited doc, great interviews

greenlit, nice one - this is a really well put together doc.

Big up for reppin dubstep - Look forward to seeing this on Current TV.

oh yeah, for those liking Current and the 10/15min film pods, check out

www.vbs.tv

its on the Vice site so the stuff isnt restricted by censorship etc.. some funny / sick / intersting films on there.

someone should do some dubstep feature for them or something... there's some grime stuff on there

"Rescuing you from television's deathlike grip" ha ha

vice magazine called dubstep "white boy reggae" in an album review. i like some of their content, but their music section is all over the place. you can't have one part of your content thats all jokes and then another part that's supposed to be taken seriously.

not enough illicit drug use for vice.

I've seen as many monged out people at a dubstep rave (and not just the crowd) as I did at the one Vice party I've been to.

oh! been to Vice parties in London and here in NYC...
NEVER went for the music = open bar

*CHILLS*
john carluccio is badboy!!
his Battle Sounds documentary is essential turntablism viewing. he even helped develop a scratch transcription method that shipped with the rane ttm-56 mixers.

stoked to see him feelin the vibes...maybe a whitney biennial cut of Eyes Down?!?

juakali wrote:oh! been to Vice parties in London and here in NYC...
NEVER went for the music = open bar

thought i was the only one, lol!!

Greenlight!!!!

woop!

Congrats on the Current TV deal.
Clean edits and straight forward content.
Good work.

That tune with the Ne-yo sample "So done with wishing....in your memories"...who made it? The tune that's playing when Pokes says "The bassline is a driver..."?

Tune is big, I've heard it on a Vex'd set before...needs to get a release!

This one was really nice!

All respect to every film maker out there (or artists related), but in my opinion, I would say that from all the documentaries I've seen, this one is the most effective for a first-time viewer / someone who doesen't really know anything about the whole dubstep culture. Right words & explanations brought to the viewer on the right time, by right people, with good footage of listeners, artists, or someone who has his heart in this, to make to whole solid.

I really liked how the footage of the audience was used, and also the tunes that are picked for this video. Pokes is also armed with heavy words, big up for that. All wisdom.

Congrats!

Excellent stuff. Good work.

Rising this one from the graaavee.

Anyone know of a working version of this?