** Pink Floyd's THE WALL in SL **

The Cybernetic Art Research Project proudly presents...

** THE WALL **

An international team of artists collaborated for ten weeks to bring 'The Wall' into SL:

Comments from recent preview performances:
"Best thing I have ever seen in SL"
"Sets a new benchmark for live performances in SL"
"An incredible technical feat to have been able to achieve all this within SL"

SATURDAY 12th APRIL 2008 2pm
SUNDAY 13th APRIL 2008 2pm

http://slurl.com/secondlife/Benvolio/205/50/353

Interest in these two initial performances in high! Arrive early!
All proceeds to Relay for Life. Pease give generously

The Wall Team:

Creative Director: Debbie Trilling (UK)
Producer: Velazquez Bonetto (Germany)
Wall Design: Elfod Nemeth (UK)
Giant Animated Puppets: Duggy Bing (US)
Costumes & Animations: Caravaggio Bonetta (Austria)
New Song: Juniverse Stockholm (Sweden) and Josina Burgess (Holland)
Machinema: Eifachfilm Vacirca (Switzaland)

with valuable contributions from:

Scio Kamanchi (US)
Celeste Moonlight (US)
DJ Jenns (UK)
Adec Alexandria (UK)
George W Bush (US)

and, of course, Pink Floyd's incredible album 'The Wall'

Further details and ticket attached.

PLEASE NOTE:
* please arrive early so that the pre-loaders can send the textures to your cache
* for other technical reasons, you *must* be at the venue at the performance beginning
* the use of facelights & other sources of prim lighting is prohibited within the venue
* the use of particles, bling, poofers & other personal effects are prohibited with the venue
* kindly detach any unnecessary or unused attachments or HUD's
* please force the sun to midnight, and ensure it stays so during the perfromance
* please enable 'Nearby local lights'
* please set particles to 4096 or better
* please donate generously to Relay for Life

ADDITIONAL NOTE FOR SL FORUM ONLY:

This performance of 'The Wall' uses the particle system and many other SL techniques to achieve spectacular effects. Residents who do not not like particle art, or who have low fps, or who habitually suffer from client lag are unlikely to benefit from or enjoy this performance.

Residents with mid-range to good specification machines should experience little or no problems. To those residents with high-spec machines, this is your opportunity to really put it through its paces!

"Mother, should I trust the Government?"