RED by James Hogan

2016
4h

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Interview with Alexander Hogan one of the biggest P.R. strategists in London about launching the "Red by James Hogan" project. Interviewed by Claudia-Liza Armah.

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Exploration of the madness of modern communications and TV deploying the metaphor of the madness of King George the Third.Exploration of the madness of modern communications and TV deploying the metaphor of the madness of King George the Third.Exploration of the madness of modern communications and TV deploying the metaphor of the madness of King George the Third.

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Interview with James Hogan for the "Red by James Hogan" project.

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The footage for the interviews has been entirely colored in monochromatic red with animated background in full color.

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Alien Virtual: I find TV too cumbersome and too crowded with 600 plus channels in the UK, at least the news channels have vastly improved in Britain thanks to Sky news, Al-Jazeera and an array of new formats on RT news. Without FOX we would never have had the Simpsons, American Dad and Family Guy and some may well see the cartoons as just brilliant current affair programmes! TV became too obsessed with Reality TV. Repeating the same format over and over again. I use and watch the internet: verified and unverified news. VICE news, The Young Turks, TheLipTV, AnotherClip and anyone's own face page amongst a myriad of others. Viewed through this angle it may be a mad world out there where 21st century broadcasting and communication is concerned but we will perhaps be spared the fate of George III and exchange total nonsense for enlightenment. What ever happened to TV?