Michele Siegel
Associate Producer Michele Siegel has been with Studio 360 since its very first broadcast in the fall of 2000. She's produced stories on everything from the urban design battle facing New Orleans after Katrina to ...
Guaranteed to improve your Monday
Monday, March 23, 2009 - 06:35 PM
Yale Graphic design grad student Ely Kim conducts a 1-man dance off to his 100 fave songs. You won't hear more than a few bars of each, but you will want watch all 100 (and marvel at all the great art school interiors from printshops to bathroom stalls). Best of all, guests at your future dance parties will thank you for his playlist. (M.I.A. , Technotronic, Yaz, Lil Mama) Watch. Smile. Repeat.
BOOMBOX from Ely Kim on Vimeo.
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Really difficult to convey this as a "sound story" and it was done beautifully. Really compelling.
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I just bought this album from Amazon and listened to it while my wife, baby son, and I had supper. ...
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Feed of the blog or feed of the Studio 360 podcast? For the blog it's up all the way in the top right hand corner, with the orange RSS icon, under the search box. For the podcast, go to http://studio360.org/studio/rss. Hope that helps!
I want to subscribe to your feed but I can't seem to find where.
nice to see some real fun in a dance vid
Good idea, but kinda reminds me of Matt from 'Where the hell is Matt" dot.com !
Yes. Definitely did improve my Monday. I'm bookmarking it so I can easily improve my Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday as well.
Lynn
Awesome, Michele. There is something fantastic and heart-warming about watching this guy shake it in a laundry room -- serious MOVES! (Also check out his t-shirt in #15.)
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