TV Cycle Producer Brock Frazier will be on Psychic Sheila’s show Friday at 8pm (Mountain time) on Treasure Valley Community Television (TVCTV) as the Guest and Musical Guest. There’s an Internet live stream of TVCTV available if you don’t have Boise cable service. None of TV Cycle is actually produced at public access station TVCTV, [...]
On October 27th, 2011, I presented the concept of passive TV (including TV Cycle) to the Ignite Boise 7 crowd at the Egyptian Theatre in downtown Boise. Here’s the five minute presentation video: Passive Television: Light Jazz in a Death Metal TV Landscape Runtime5:01 Views114
Ignite Boise 7 was nice enough to have me out for a five minute speech about TV Cycle and This Is Ambient last night. Here’s a picture.
If you happened to visit this web site sometime about June 2nd, you might have noticed an alarming amount of sound coming from the home page. Here’s what it looked like on one of my systems: YouTube error with TubePress plugin for WordPress at TVCycle.com Runtime3:10 Views58 That’s the sound of all ten episodes of [...]
The current TV Cycle intro has a segment where there’s a rotating view of eight cycles. There was actually 12 cycles used during the shoot, but that was too many for the intro, so the amount was cut down. Here’s a slower look at the original view of the rides. The rotate speed here is [...]
Saturday, January 29, 2011 was a nice winter day in Boise, Idaho. So, Brother Bob Crist and myself converted his Worksman cycle truck into a rolling TV Cycle logo. We then rounded up a bunch of cycles and I recorded while walking circles around them. The result is this opening credits package for TV Cycle: [...]
I shot a full episode a few weeks back, and it didn’t flow right. The problem was there wasn’t a real ending. The ride kept going until an abrupt end. No conclusion. I decided this could be solved with kitchen technology. I picked up a temporary (and backup) electronic kitchen timer from the neighborhood Family [...]
I thought it would be fun to have a bicycle crossbred with TV for the show’s into sequence, and my friend Bob has a Worksman Cycle Truck. The tricky part was finding a two knob side tuner TV in a time when thrift stores won’t even take them for free anymore. I happened to see [...]
The core of the web site for TV Cycle is now and and running. There a lot more customization ahead I’m sure, but it’s working. Coming sometime sorta soon! • It’s television • It’s bicycles …it’s TV Cycle.