Win Free Tickets For The ProteinTV Premiere

Roll out the red carpets, fence off the paparazzi and look out for the beautiful people with silly smiles ... it's the proteinTV "pod" premiere. Yup, the ironically individual Internet TV station, proteinTV is premiering a tip-top selection of short films, digital videos, music promos and quirky animations at 9pm this Saturday night at Critical Image/Critical Mass, a weekend long digifest of day-glow downloads and stone-washed silicon.

proteinTV will be featuring an exclusive selection of Screen Dynamics* that they have broadcast via the Internet on proteinTV over the last five months. It features an awesome animation/cartoon by DJ Q-bert of the Invisibl Skratch Piklz fame fresh from Cannes, two first ever UK showings from US new-comer Todd Lincoln, new work by OS2 and "Still Buzzin'" which is a fantastic take "too much, too young ... too late" made by the same people who made "Human Traffic". We are assured that it's going to be "pure pixel pushing pleasure." Can't argue with that, especially if you can get in for free ...

Those nice people at The Lux have given proteinTV five pairs of tickets to "do with as they wish", which will hopefully make some lucky people's Saturday night even more "special". So, if you fancy hanging with the cool kids for free this weekend, break out those baggy combats and contact them on the address below:

mailto:premiere@proteinTV.com

You, of course, have to able to get yourself to and from The Lux Centre which is on Hoxton Square, EC2. The nearest Tube is Old Street and if anyone who didn't win but still wants to go and get high on some projectional gymnastics in the digital ether, the tax is £5/3 or you could try and blag your own free tickets by calling 0171 684 0201 now.

So, if you don't have too much happening *this* afternoon, as well you can also catch proteinTV's "Evening with ..." event at 5pm in the self same Lux It is not strictly in the evening and I don't think they'll be wearing cravates, sporting jackets and "sensible shoes", but you will see how they make movies work for the web and also have a rare chance of meeting and greeting os2 and Lost In Space who will both be showing new material and talking about their work. Tickets are £4/3 so call on the same number above and we'll see you in the bar afterwards.

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