Our next broadcast will be on Apathy.
If you can be bothered, send us suitable videos that you’ve seen, made or write to us with ideas for videos.
Transmission date & time tba
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transmitting greatest televisualising
• Press
• blog
• Broadcast 1
• Broadcast 2
• Ghosts of Riots
• The Last Word
• PAMI
• Guy Robertson : Peckham Hotel
• Ed Fornieles Press Conference
• SCHOOL001
• SCHOOL002
• Micro-Institutions
• TsarKusi
• The Gravy Episode 1
• The Gravy Episode 4
• The Gravy Episode 6
• The Gravy Episode 7
• The Gravy Episode 8
• The Gravy Episode 9
• The Gravy Episode 10
• The Gravy Episode 12
• The Gravy Episode 3
Superlative Television
• Press
• blog
• Broadcast 1
• Broadcast 2
• Ghosts of Riots
• The Last Word
• PAMI
• Guy Robertson : Peckham Hotel
• Ed Fornieles Press Conference
• SCHOOL001
• SCHOOL002
• Micro-Institutions
• TsarKusi
• The Gravy Episode 1
• The Gravy Episode 4
• The Gravy Episode 6
• The Gravy Episode 7
• The Gravy Episode 8
• The Gravy Episode 9
• The Gravy Episode 10
• The Gravy Episode 12
• The Gravy Episode 3
Superlative Television
Broadcast 2
featuring:
Hannah Millest - 6 Minute Mug Cake
BBKP - Remote Song
PRIME TIME: Rebecca Sangster shows Untitled & her friend Chris Day’s Untitled and her inspiration Ben River’s Origin of the Species
PRIME TIME: Sandra Crisp shows Mapping London’s Subterranean Rivers, her peer Revad David Riley’s Two: Triarchal: Kinetactic, and her inspiration Francios Vautier’s Blade Runner Revisited
PRIME TIME: Candice Jacobs shows her Gold 2012, her inspiration Beatrice Gibson, A Necessary Music, 2008 and her peer Zoe Williams, Drench, 2012
DRONES SPECIAL: Featuring Drone Vision by Trevor Paglen and Vista Aerea del 8N en el Obelsico by @ElCipayo
PRIME TIME: Perce Jerrom shows Top Ten Movies 26th September, his inspiration Harry Hanrahan’s Julianne Moore Loves to Cry and his friend Myles Painter & Bella Szyszkowska’s The Spectator
Merzmench screens two multilingual video poems, Handedruck and Light Blockupy as well as scenes from the Blockupy protest in Frankfurt am Main.
Takeshi Shiomitsu shows One Lone Hand Clenched in a Fist in The Air (Real Natural) 2012
Samuel Bissel presents The Big Picture
PRIME TIME: Victoria Trinder screens The Pink one, her friend Necole Schmitz’s I’m Your Man and her inspiration Pipilotti Rist’s Lobe of the Lung.
Marija Nemcenko screens Mundane
Dorota Gaweda show us Spinning In Mother’s Skirt, her inspiration Ana Mendiata’s Blood Sign and her peer Federico Vladimir’s A Gallon of Monster Foam
We are also happy to introduce you to SUPERLATIVE TV’s documentary musing on the ghosts of London’s Riots spanning 500 years.
Tune in on analogue at 9pm on 17.11.2012
Superlative TV is a pirate tv station that transmits on the radio spectrum left fallow following the digital switchover. We have a remit to commission, curate and create tv that engages audiences. Superlative TV offer a politically active model of public access television: an enfranchising, free television service in dialogue with its audience and makers.
Broadcast 2 will be on the 17th November 2012 at 9pm
If you’ve got a format idea, a concept for a programme that you think would make good television, or something that you’ve made which already exists that you’d like to broadcast, we’re more than happy to have a look and put it on the channel.
We also screen a programme called Prime Time, in which we ask you to submit-
1. a video you’ve made
2. a video made by a friend/peer
3. a video that has inspired you
Please send files or links to the videos either using dropbox/yousendit or YouTube/Vimeo links.
This will be a platform for programme making, performance and live events. If you have anything in particular that you would like to do on television, tell us that too.
email: antenna@superlativetv.com
deadline: Saturday 10th November
If you know anyone who’d be interested in this email, please forward it on.
We look forward to hearing from you!
We look forward to hearing from you!
Superlative TV will transmit the first official pirate broadcast today, Friday 14th September at 9 pm.
The first transmission includes contributions for the Prime Time call out from artists Lora Hristrova, Chris M. Smith and Sara Hibbert, and a call-out to the audience for more videos and ideas of programming, an excerpt from The Gravy, a music show on Resonance FM filmed & vision mixed by Superlative TV, films from George Barber Following Your Heart Can Lead to Wonderful Things and Dan Szor Worried Man in Whitsable and two parts of a documentary which investigates the cities of Britain:
Part 1: ‘UTOPIA / DRIFT / LOSS’, a brief introduction to ideas of Utopia. The video explores Situationist ideas of drift and investigates utopia’s close intertwinement with ideas of loss.
Part 2: ‘Secured by Design’, a Police initiative that is changing the face of houses in Britain, based on Oscar Newman’s idea that crime can be designed out by defensible space - this video uses text from Anna Minton’s 2009 book Ground Control.
Details of how to tune in are here: www.superlativetv.com
If you do tune in, please email antenna@superlativetv.com with your rough location - this will help us improve the service!
The first transmission includes contributions for the Prime Time call out from artists Lora Hristrova, Chris M. Smith and Sara Hibbert, and a call-out to the audience for more videos and ideas of programming, an excerpt from The Gravy, a music show on Resonance FM filmed & vision mixed by Superlative TV, films from George Barber Following Your Heart Can Lead to Wonderful Things and Dan Szor Worried Man in Whitsable and two parts of a documentary which investigates the cities of Britain:
Part 1: ‘UTOPIA / DRIFT / LOSS’, a brief introduction to ideas of Utopia. The video explores Situationist ideas of drift and investigates utopia’s close intertwinement with ideas of loss.
Part 2: ‘Secured by Design’, a Police initiative that is changing the face of houses in Britain, based on Oscar Newman’s idea that crime can be designed out by defensible space - this video uses text from Anna Minton’s 2009 book Ground Control.
Details of how to tune in are here: www.superlativetv.com
If you do tune in, please email antenna@superlativetv.com with your rough location - this will help us improve the service!
Superlative tv is a new television station, launching in the gaps in the airwaves left dormant in the wake of the digital switchover. We aim to create a tv station that could have been, but never was.
This will be a station that fills a gap in British broadcasting in the lack of thoughtful and relevant arts & cultural programming, locally relevant programming, public access to the airwaves, and political programming.
For a great number of people in Britain, television is still the main source of information, entertainment and (to an extent) education, however there is a distinct lack of accessibility for most people to make television programmes. We are opening up the airwaves for everybody.
THE RADICAL SCREEN IN YOUR HOME
We’d like you to supply this new television station with content in the form of 3 videos.
Send us:
1) a video that has inspired you
2) a video that you have inspired/is made by a friend
3) a video that you have made yourself
We do not claim any ownership or copyright of the material you send us.
We are receivable for an area of 5 miles of our transmitter, which should cover; central, east, south east London predominantly, and further afield….
The programmes will also be available online at superlativetv.com
Please send files or links to the videos either using dropbox/yousendit or YouTube/Vimeo links.
This will be a platform for programme making, performance and live events. If you have anything in particular that you would like to do on television, tell us that too.
email:antenna@superlativetv.com
If you know anyone who’d be interested, please spread the word.
We look forward to hearing from you,
- Superlative Television
transmitting greatest televisualising
- Superlative Television
transmitting greatest televisualising
