vicsflick
Living in Austin, TX
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On AC since: 01.07.07
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I have studied Business, Journalism, Multi-Media, Film, Art Production. I have worked in the entertainment industry for many years in Los Angeles, California and I moved to Austin, Texas in 2003. I own One Eye Open Productions in Austin, Texas.
I have studied Business, Journalism, Multi-Media, Film, Art Production. I have worked in the entertainment industry for many years in Los Angeles, California and I moved to Austin, Texas in 2003. I own One Eye Open Productions in Austin, Texas.
Education/Experience:
Citrus College Glendora, Ca., American Institute of Printing & Graphics Art Whittier Ca., Studio Seven Covina Ca, Cal State L A, Richland College Tx
Citrus College Glendora, Ca., American Institute of Printing & Graphics Art Whittier Ca., Studio Seven Covina Ca, Cal State L A, Richland College Tx
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art film music the world turns around the written word and the art of visualition
art film music the world turns around the written word and the art of visualition
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In this novel April Christofferson combines her interests in varied causes with natural resource exploitation and mistreatment of the elderly amongst other topics.
By vicsflick | Published 5/13/2009 | Read more »
This video includes an interview with the General Manager; Tina Adamoski Bodell, of Buffalo Billiards at 201 6th Street in Austin, Texas and the interior of the 22,000 sq. ft bar. This is a bar that offers games, pool, drinks, food, dancing and music. A real piece of "Wild West" history is located on Austin's historic Sixth Street district, across from the Driskill hotel. This turn-of-the-century building was built in 1861 by the Ziller Family and named the Missouri House. Touted as Austin's first boarding house and rumored to be a brothel, many a cowboy had a good time here. They offer foos ball tournaments and other venues. They have private party areas to rent out for special occasions and other eccentric venues. The bar includes the Rec Room, The Lodge and The Main Room. Whatever the occasion or even happy hour you can enjoy yourself extensively at Buffalo Billiards.
By vicsflick | Published 1/26/2009 | Watch here »
This is a prose reflecting war love and peace. Lets all learn to live together with freedom, peace and love instead of war. Reflections of my thoughts as written by me in the summer of 1992.
By vicsflick | Published 10/2/2008 | Read more »
This video was filmed and edited by Vicki Trusselli at SXSW 2008. The band is from Los Angeles, California. The music reflects stories of experiences and" just jammin'" in a country blues format.
Rick Shea - Pedal steel guitar/guitar/Vocals
Jaimi Shuey - Vocals/guitar
Tracy Huffman - Vocals/guitar
Dave Drewry - Drums
Mike Baker - Vocals/bass
By vicsflick | Published 4/23/2008 | Watch here »
This video presents the beginning of the Barack It Out! Guest speakers were: Jim Hightower, Senator Kirk Watson and Congressman Lloyd Doggett . The Grassroots Campaign is alive with positive energy in Austin, Texas.
BARACK IT OUT!
Sunday, March 2nd
Jovita's - 1619 S 1st Street
Austin, TX 78704
3:00 pm
BLOCK WALK
Help GOTV (Get Out The Vote) - go block-walking for Obama.
It's easy, it's important, it's fun!
Yes we can! ¡Si se puede!
For more information, visit www.myspace.com/BarackitOut or
send e-mail to barackitout@gmail.com
By vicsflick | Published 3/3/2008 | Watch here »
Steve Dunn, a singer/songwriter from Farmington, Connecticut has a style described by one reviewer as a combination of rock/pop/contemporary with a new twist, combining acoustic and electric pop with country/rock influences for a new style and sound. The music is compelling with a calming vibe that rocks with style and flair.
Dunn's debut album, "Ok to Drive" in late 2004 is soft-toned. The follow up 2007 released "Great Escape" and expressed love affairs and exposure to feelings and relationships.
Dunn's music consists of smart rock music with universal stories of love and loss. Dunn's lyrics are filled with his memorable visualization of scenarios of real life theatre. He rocks with a country, blues versatility of music and words.
Steve Dunn is a musician whose abundant talent and engaging performances have earned him a loyal local and growing national following. You can hear his unique mix of rock/pop/contemporary music on his CD; "Ok to Drive" and "Great Escape".
By vicsflick | Published 2/29/2008 | Watch here »
Zachary Scott Theater Center goes back to 1933 when they were originally incorporated as the Austin Civic Theater. That incorporation made them Central Texas' oldest resident theater. Almost 40 years later, they built an 8,000-square-foot theater facility with a 200-seat thrust stage and changed our name from the Austin Civic Theater to the Zachary Scott Theater Center in honor of Zachary Scott. Zachary Scott was an Austin-reared actor who enjoyed a successful Hollywood film career. In this video I am interviewing Barbara Chisholm, actress and assistant to the managing director. Zachary Scott Theater Center Is now under renovation and we will be going back to film part two of the renovation.
By vicsflick | Published 1/9/2008 | Watch here »
DIAZ GALLERY PRESENTS
"Migrations & Integrations"
Scenes with fabric by Stephanie Friedman, mix-media photography by Heather Harris.
Heather Harris combines photography, art, computer art and welding to produce some very beautiful art pieces resulting in traditional and abstract impressions. Stephanie Friedman utilizes her talents with stitchery and embroidery work to display unique beautiful art pieces reflecting the flight of birds. Both artist work with the outdoors and the reflection of the environment.
By vicsflick | Published 1/4/2008 | Watch here »
Performing in the video are Rick Shea, Traci Huffman, Mike Bager and Dave Brewer. Rick is a honky-tonker with an edge. An original performance with a wild Wester beat.
By vicsflick | Published 10/30/2007 | Watch here »
This video includes a performance by Robert Earl Keen. This was Day 3 and I filmed free hand and off the screen above the stage. ACL was fun despite the humidity and heat of the three days. Thanks to all the performers and people involved in the festival.Check out Robert Earl Keen on My Space.
By vicsflick | Published 10/30/2007 | Watch here »
"Based in Austin, Texas, Steve Power has been described as, " Guy Clark meets Joe Ely, and Billy Joe Shaver on the way to Keith Richards' house." Steve has been entertaining since his childhood in California where he sang duets with his mother for tips in San Diego restaurants. Since then he has: Criss-crossed the United States, hitching from coast to coast and border to border... played harmonica with John Lee Hooker and Muddy Waters... sung with Joe Cocker... and stood as onstage bodyguard to Little Richard."
http://www.stevepower.us
Performing at Room 710, Red River St, at Douglas Greer's Americana Happy Hour.
By vicsflick | Published 10/22/2007 | Watch here »
"Todd Moore hails from Beaumont, Texas. Todd attended and graduated from The University of Texas with a BS degree in Radio, Television and Film. In 1979, Todd Moved to San Francisco to pursue a master's degree at San Francisco State University. The Judy Bloom band performed in Austin and Houston as well as the San Francisco Bay Area. The Dogmor CD of Todd's Cd original music was recorded and mixed by Neil Sedaka's sound engineer, Dan Crowe. In 2003, Todd met and began to play with drummer, Wayne Steagall. The band currently features Wayne Steagall on drums and vocals, Ken Huncovsky on bass and vocals, and Todd Moore on guitar and vocals. Dr. Todd recorded four songs for the upcoming movie, "Z - A Zombie Musical." Dr. Todd has also released an EP CD self titled "Dr. Todd." Ken Huncovsky is a bassist, vocalist, keyboardist, sound designer and producer. Todd Moore is a singer, songwriter, guitarist, bassist and sound engineer."
By vicsflick | Published 10/17/2007 | Watch here »
This video tells Brandon Rhyder's story with an interview, writing and music. His music is country with an upbeat reality depiction of life. "Home Again" conveys sentiments familiar to anyone who has ever left home. He has an industrial technology degree and thanks to his persistence, his music is his career now and he is living his dream."Quite frankly, music changes lives. I want to be part of that." Quote by Brandon Rhyder. Check out Brandon on My Space.
By vicsflick | Published 10/17/2007 | Watch here »
I met MetroCycle Pedicabs at Austin City Limits this past weekend Sept 14th-16th, 2007 as I walked out of ACL. Sitting behind the driver was a great relief after standing and walking in 100 degree weather for many hours. "Metrocycle Pedicabs LLC (MP) operates during the peak nightlife hours of Sixth St and the Warehouse District, traversing between bars, restaurants, parking lots, hotels and apartments. Metrocycle Pedicabs are also available during UT football games, ACL, SXSW, and many other special events and festivals."
www.metrocyclecab.com
By vicsflick | Published 10/12/2007 | Watch here »
This is a presentation of the 2007 Austin City Limits Artist Panel that was held in the media tent near the BMI stage. Andy Langer moderates the all star panel. Paolo Nutini is an extremely famous performer from Scotland. Ray Benson is from Texas and his band is Asleep at the Wheel. The song credit is "Miles & Miles of Texas"(Asleep at the Wheel).
By vicsflick | Published 10/9/2007 | Watch here »
This presentation is a short interview at Austin City Limits with Will Hoge.This is a video story. "Decades ago, before the first rock and roll idols turned music into a product, musicians played music the way cobblers mended shoes and carpenters built homes. It was a trade like any other job and men did it for work, for wage. Young men would pack their station wagons with gear and travel from city to city to play their music. For these musicians, it was not only all they wanted to do, but all they could do. They were not in search of a fortune. It was simply a life in music." "It's music the way it was meant to be played, with a rock is my life, let's hit the road attitude." Will Hoge/Rykodisc. Check out Will Hoge on My Space.
By vicsflick | Published 10/9/2007 | Watch here »
This video includes some live fire footage with two Emergency Response interviews. Four Austin City Limits employees were injured in a fire Friday afternoon at ACL September 14,2007. The fire started in a recreational vehicle that was parked in a gated service area. The fire spread to two 18-wheelers. The EMS team responded immediately and ACL continued to rock on!
By vicsflick | Published 10/9/2007 | Watch here »
Austin City Limits is a three day event. This is live footage from Day One of Austin City Limits 2007 with some great interviews of fantastic musicians who performed this year. The interviews were conducted in the Media Tent behind the BMI stage. This explains about the music and ambient noise in the video during the each interview. Musicians included are; Sara Hickman, Zap Mama, One Mississippi, Homer Hickolm & The Rocketboys, Adam Hood,John Ralston,The Bummkinn Band and Heartless Bastards. Sara Hickman introduces ACL with an interview at Music Lab in Austin. Zap Mama was interviewed on 6th street in a private lounge. Check out My Space to find these artists!
By vicsflick | Published 10/9/2007 | Watch here »
"They met at the Blue Theater in east Austin, Texas. Grant found himself quite taken with their style of music of string players, a violist and a cellist. Grant asked the violist if he and his cellist friend would like to be a part of a musical project. The violist and the cellist introduced themselves as Andrew and Andrew. They said they were interested. They started playing gigs at the Flying Tomato Pizza Kitchen located in the wealthy Austin suburb of Westlake. A demo was recorded by the talented Stephen Orsak. Conga player Chris Sebastian joined on, and Andrew the violist started occasionally posing as Andrew the mandolinist. Also, Grant convinced his beautiful wife, Amy Hudson-Downing, to share his vocal responsibilities. Infinite Partials began as a dream and is now a reality."
By vicsflick | Published 10/5/2007 | Watch here »
This is a teaser/trailer of our documentary in production regarding homeless vets in the Central Texas area. More interviews will be conducted and we are focusing on finding vets from Iraq. There will be voice over, etc. This is for Associated Content to have a peak preview of the doc before completion. "We need funding for this doc."
By vicsflick | Published 10/5/2007 | Watch here »
This video presentation consists of a short interview with The Steps of Austin, Texas at Austin City Limits 2007.
Their music is infectious and bleeds rock and punk. I hear their music and think of The Clash and Rolling Stones. They are beyond their years. They began garage sessions in 1995 and have played the hottest venues in Austin. They are now on tour in London. You can find these cool dudes on My Space.
By vicsflick | Published 9/29/2007 | Watch here »
The Jellydots performed Sunday September 16, Day three at ACL. Their music rocks with tunes written for kids. The current lineup is: Doug Synder on Guitar and vocals, Gray Parsons on drums and percussion, Shawn Jones on bass, Stephen Bres on guitar, percussion and VOX. They played on Austin Kiddie Limits stage at ACL. Doug began giving guitar lessons in 1999, and by late 2001 had enough clientele to quit his day job as an academic advisor in the Department of English at the University of Texas at Austin. Doug began performing with other fellow Austin musicians and The Jellydots was created. Check out their music on My Space.
By vicsflick | Published 9/25/2007 | Watch here »
Kara Grainger is from Australia and now lives in Los Angeles. Kara is backed by her Austin-based mates, Chris Maresh and Rob Kazinel. Kara's show features cuts from her latest project, "Grand and Green River"recorded through Sydney based Craving Records and spiced with her distinctive vocals and lead acoustic, electric and slide guitar. Check Kara Grainger out on My Space.
By vicsflick | Published 9/25/2007 | Watch here »
Back Door Slam performs at Austin City Limits 2007. The young blues-rock band is at home on The Isle of Man on the British coast or on stage. Davy Knowles plays guitar and sings. Adam Jones plays bass and Ross Doyle plays drums. Back Door Slam released its debut album, "Roll Away" on their home island and then released it a few days later in the United States. The guys who are in their 20's have a deep appreciation and knowledge of early blues. Check them out on My Space.
By vicsflick | Published 9/24/2007 | Watch here »
In this video Rick Lacey gives an actual presentation of the procedure that he performs to refill ink cartridges and why recycling is so very important for our Earth: "Yes, only 20% of the billions of dollars worth of printer cartridges purchased annually are currently being recycled. The rest usually end up in a landfill leaking excess ink into the ground water from a cartridge that will take many generations to 1000 years to decompose. Remanufactured correctly, inkjet cartridges will average 5 to 7 fills each. Some get 15 or more fills before their lifespan is exhausted. With most laser cartridges you can replace worn parts, so they can be remanufactured over and over. It takes about a gallon of oil to make a new laser cartridge. Support sustainable development for the earth's limited natural resources. Do not add to our landfills. Help spread the word and we can make a difference."
By vicsflick | Published 9/5/2007 | Watch here »
Vicki Trusselli interviews the up and coming band, Moondog Matinee at their practice session in South Austin, Texas. They play blues, rock, rock-a-billy and other formats of music. The band has two lead vocalist/guitar players named Ben Todd and Ben Sirko. Their vocals and guitar stings dramatize with every music note. Ashley Panky is the girl in the band and plays the bass guitar with ecletic complexity. Jason Toll beats the drums to the beat of the guitars and intercedes with every musical note. Aaron Starr plays harmonica in the video. Aaron joins the band periodically.
By vicsflick | Published 9/5/2007 | Watch here »
This video begins with an interview with Douglas Greer in front of Room 710 Red River, Austin, Texas. This is a preview of the concert featuring Kevin Brown, Dr. Todd & Ken Huncovsky, Jimi Lee and Moondog Matinee. Produced by Vicki Trusselli & Mike Greene of One Eye Open Productions. One Eye Open Productions is producing a documentary about homeless veterans in the Central Texas area. Vicki and Mike will be completing the film and submitting to different genres. The production began with an interview with Fox 7 in Austin, Texas with Mike Greene and Chris Flatt.
By vicsflick | Published 7/31/2007 | Watch here »
Billy wrote 'Georgia on a Fast Train' and 'I'm Just an Old Chunk of Coal But I'm Gonna be a Diamond Someday'
Shaver's heartfelt lyrics helped to define the careers of Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings
By vicsflick | Published 6/12/2007 | Watch here »
The video records an interview with Kirk McDow,the entreprenuer who started this cool musician's community center this year on a beautiful 6 acre lot on the geenbelt in South Austin. The 24/7 practice rooms include private bathrooms and storage places with monthly rents starting at $250. This is an incredible oasis in the city of Austin, amongst the other pricely offers from other practice spaces throughout the city. The community center offers a place to play and network with other musicians in the laid-back South Austin area by Williamson Creek surrounded by greenery and limestone beaches of the creek.
By vicsflick | Published 5/15/2007 | Watch here »
Aaron Barker, a hit songwriter with songs recorded by George Strait, Lonestar, Willie Nelson, Clay Walker, Aaron Tippin, Tracy Lawerence and many others recieved the well deserved award from the Texas Heritage Association. He wrote "Baby Blue" and many other songs, "Real stories about real life."
By vicsflick | Published 5/1/2007 | Watch here »
SXSW Austin Studios Open House. Music by DJango's Moustache, a South Austin Gypsy Jazz Band.
An interview with Kenneth Rector Business Manager with I.A.T.S.E. Local 484 is included with the laid back introduction of the event.
By vicsflick | Published 4/16/2007 | Watch here »
W.C. Clark is "The Godfather of Austin Blues". W.C. Clark has been playing the blues from the east side of Austin to stages around the world for 40 years.
By vicsflick | Published 3/20/2007 | Watch here »
Rosie Flores's closest friends and musical influences are James Intveld, Dwight Yoakum, Elvin Bishop, Emmy Lou Harris and many others in the music industry. Rosie was a mentor at SXSW Music Conference.
By vicsflick | Published 3/20/2007 | Watch here »
Douglas Greer's 2006 debut album "Just A Man" features appearances by Ramos (John Mellencamp) on keyboards, accordion and percussion, Hallman (Carole King) on piano and backing vocals, David Grissom (the Dixie Chicks) on lead guitar, Tommy Shannon (Stevie Ray Vaughan) on bass and Michael Longoria (Patty Griffin) on drums.
In "Just A Man" Greer presents rich stories and articulate character sketches examining the plight of the average flawed man, largely drawn from his days in Port Arthur.
Attending the University of Texas Law School in Austin in the early 90's, Greer was befriended by neighbors Mark Lyon and Keri Leigh of the local blues group the Blue Devils, and received a musical education just as much as a legal one while in Austin.
By vicsflick | Published 2/13/2007 | Watch here »
Overlooking the Lower Colorado River and rising more than 700 feet above the west bank of Lake Austin sits Mount Bonnell , an Austin landmark and popular tourist attraction .
By vicsflick | Published 2/7/2007 | Read more »
This artsy video was filmed Christmas of 2005. Sara Hickman's music is added. Sarah is an Austin musician friend of ours. Austin is the Live Music Capital of the World and 6th street is popular place to visit, eat and to hear live music from area musicians as well as other musicians from around the world. Austin promotes live music and their musicians. The Christmas spirit that I captured that night in December 2005 should last all year long and be remembered as each year turns into a new year.
By vicsflick | Published 2/5/2007 | Watch here »
As one struggles through life.......in the year of our lives before and after 2007.
By vicsflick | Published 1/28/2007 | Read more »
Auditorium Shores is located on Town Lake. Austin City Limits was originally filmed across Riverside Drive from this location. Music composed by Lionel Wilder, Vicki's son in Los Angeles, CA.
By vicsflick | Published 1/22/2007 | Watch here »
An artsy video exploring Town Lake in Austin, Texas with music by Lionel Wilder in Los Angeles,CA. Lionel is a musician and Vicki's son who lives in Los Angeles, CA. The short video is produced by Vicki Trusselli and Mike Greene in the summer of 2006.
By vicsflick | Published 1/17/2007 | Watch here »
Mexican Fruit Bats live under the Congress Street Bridge above Town Lake in Austin, Texas from early spring through September.
By vicsflick | Published 1/17/2007 | Watch here »
The earth becomes a tiny blue marble from far away amongst the stars, the moon, the sun
By vicsflick | Published 1/9/2007 | Read more »
Roses bloom on the land, the ocean spreads the waves upon the shore as the rose spreads pedals upon the land. Love blooms with the rose, the pedals fall, the waves flow with the tides.
By vicsflick | Published 1/9/2007 | Read more »
Oceans with waves undulating onto the shores of my memoirs of prose of the beach and beyond....years ago looking out at the ocean in Santa Monica, California. The rivers flow the oceans flow from California to Texas.
By vicsflick | Published 1/9/2007 | Read more »
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