Eric Fleming

http://www.livefrommemphis.com/artsmemphistv/2865-artsmemphistv-presents-jenny-odle-madden Jenny Odle Madden is an actor, producer, and teacher living in working in Memphis. http://www.livefrommemphis.com/creativedirectory?sobi2Task=sobi2Details&sobi2Id=591 Born and raised in Memphis, Jenny began dabbling in theatre in High School and soon realized that it was a passion that she wanted to pursue. She attended the University of Memphis where she was able to study theatre both in the states and abroad in Europe, and where she would meet some of the collaborators she still works with today. After college, Jenny was offered an internship at Playhouse on the Square, which she gladly accepted. It was during this time that, working at Playhouse and exploring other theatre throughout the city, she fell in love with the notion of 'ensemble.' In the early to mid nineties Jenny (along with her collaborators) began to adapt Southern short stories into plays and was soon touring them around the world. Unbeknownst to them at the time, this was the beginning of Voices of the South - to date, Voices of the South has produced 30 new works. In addition to being a co-founder and Executive Producer for Voices of the South, Jenny is also Director of Plays at St. Mary's School, where she tries to instill in the kids an appreciation for the art of ensemble and improve. States Jenny, 'Theatre is a safe community environment where you can do anything and be accepted for that. Credits Produced by Sarah Fleming Directed by Sarah Fleming and Christopher Reyes Camera and Editing by Christopher Reyes and Andy Bond Additional Camera by Eric Swartz, Trevor Campbell, Savanah Bearden Thanks to Joe Mulherin Music by Alan Hayes Special thanks to Voices of the South, Project Motion, Theatre Works, and St. Mary's School.

It started in 1993 as a way for Eric Friedl (aka Eric Oblivian) to put out some singles, and has grown and mutated ever since. Goner Records has been first on the scene with music from such acts as the Oblivians, Impala, Guitar Wolf, Harlan T. Bobo and many others. It s original narrow brand of garage punk has expanded to embrace everything from the fractured theatrical pop of the Barbaras to the Aussie rock of Eddie Current Suppression Ring. In 2003, Eric Friedl and partner Zac Ives took over Greg Cartwright s (aka Oblivian) Legba Records to create the Goner Record Store, which has become a Cooper-Young institution. 2003 also saw the first Gonerfest, the four-day, fall gathering of the punk and garage faithful from all over the world that, after Gonerfest 2 was immortalized by Live from Memphis, has turned into one of the year s most-anticipated music festivals. This year's Gonerfest, to be held from September 24-26, is expected to be the biggest yet. Not bad for a bunch of punks. CREDITS producer/director Sarah Fleming director/editor/camera Christopher Reyes editor Brad Phelan additional videography by C. Scott McCoy featuring Zac Ives Eric Friedl music by CoCoComa Harlan T. Bobo Digital Leather The Barbaras Quintron Carbonas

http://www.livefrommemphis.com/flipside/644-warble Some bands defy description. The Warble, Alex Harrison (aka Alex Warble), Ben Baurmeister, Steve Pereira, and Judith Stevens are one of those bands. Sure, the jangly guitars and preening fiddles are folky, but what to make of the rambling song structures, unexpected instrumentation, electric interludes and, strangest of all, the popular live shows that mix striking visual art and freakish theatricality? One of the things that make The Warble so hard to categorize is that they do not recognize lines between music, visual art and theater. Can a band be its own genre? The Warble: http://www.livefrommemphis.com/thewarble CREDITS Producer/Director Sarah Fleming Director/Editor/Camera Christopher Reyes Editor/Camera Brad Phelan Camera Eric Swartz Additional Location Sound Chad White Production Assistance Shelly Gillett Title Illustration Design Alex Harrison Flipside is a production of Live From Memphis special thanks to Alex Harrison Judith Stevens Ben Bauermeister Steve Pereira Lance Turner additional videography by Andy Strong music 'OTIK' and 'Hurricane' performed by The Warble