Qué es Misiones Cortas Clandestina Weekend Nerd?
Misiones Cortas Clandestina Weekend Nerd surge como “Un campamento de tres días intensivos donde se van a dictar clases abiertas de tópicos relacionados a la electrónica, programación, diseño, nuevos medios, comunicación, entre otros. Los alumnos van a ser a la vez profesores y los profesores alumnos”.

Así se propone como un espacio de intercambio horizontal, en donde todos son alumnos y todos son maestros. Se apoya en la complementación de capacidades "vos sabés aquello que yo no sé y viceversa" y en una libre circulación de la información. CWN surge en 2008, con un campamento nerd en Mar del Plata, en el que solo participaron unas 15 personas. Desde ese encuentro al día de hoy, ya cuenta con 403 miembros, constituyéndose en una gran red tecnológica-nerd-amistosa.

Las redes tienen un objetivo, o varios; en este caso, el objetivo de CWN es hacer del conocimiento un bien libre, disponible a todos, para poder crear proyectos conjuntos vinculados a nuevas tecnologías.

Una red es más sólida cuantos más nodos de contacto establezca entre sus miembros. CWN tiene sus weekend nerds, ya se realizaron 4, un grupo de google, que es el nexo de comunicación permanente entre sus miembros, y ahora también se agregó la wiki, como base de conocimiento, en la que todo aquel que desee puede agregar y/o modificar la información.

Hasta aquí, la definición de CWN no es muy diferente de cualquier red de intercambio de información y conocimiento. Cuál es entonces, la principal característica que hace a CWN única como red? El modo en que cada uno de sus miembros la habita y la usa (en el buen sentido de la palabra).

Por cada uno de los 403 miembros de CWN hay un modo particular de habitar la red. Sin embargo, todos coinciden en el espíritu de amistad siempre presente, que permite un crecimiento conjunto, compartir, hacer, aprender y respetar al otro. CWN, como red, pudo crear un sentido de pertenencia en cada uno de sus miembros, pertenencia que se reproduce en las mismas prácticas que esta red genera.

Encontrarse con un clandestino, es sonreír y saberse con un par, con alguien con quien se comparte un espacio, códigos y la sensación de sentirse parte de un todo.

Así, la propuesta de este video clip acompaña este espíritu de hacer colectivo, para crear sin límites y seguir avanzando.

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Frames can mosh too!

This project aims to make/produce the video clip of the song "El Rogadero"
of the band "Banda de Turistas" using the Datamoshing technique.*
Will form several working groups, each of them will carry out a process step
to achieve the final video.
The video will be done by the group Clandestina Weekend Nerd (CWN). It will
gather several workgroups, each of one of them will take a part of the
process until making the final video.*
All video production & making-of will be recorded and it will help as a
diffusion material over the net.*
Motivos
Reasons*
This joint project arises from the proposal that receives Aliaviu (Martin
Borini) to make the video clip of Banda de Turistas.
This offer is accepted and Martín suggested that video production could be
done on a collaborative way between CWN members.
Weeks earlier, a laptop computer was stole from a member of the group at an
event in which CWN participated. Given this situation, there were various
options to help recover the machine. Among them, the possibility arises to
allocate / provide the money received by the video, to assist in the
purchase.
This act of generosity, besides to show a human quality, represent /
reveals the way in which things are done within the CWN. It is side by side,
on the other, for the sole purpose of doing something that has a meaning,
whether artistic, for fun, for financial reasons, among many other reasons
can be cited.

Process creation / production of the video
Once the idea was launched in the CWN group, all members volunteered to
participate and collaborate throughout the process. While not everyone knew
or had worked with the technique of Datamoshing, it began the circulation of
information, from tutorials to videos with this technique. All this
information will be centralized in the wiki (database / open knowledge used
by CWN) where it is available to all.
To organize the work, the groups will formed themselves based on knowledge
and the time availability of each person. Each of these groups will be
assigned specific tasks in each of the steps planned for the video
Datamoshing is an effect achieved from generating errors in the video,
altering keyframes from a video. The moshing or mosh is also known as "a
type of dance characterized by jumping and pushing others to the rhythm of
music" (wikipedia). So in this video, all images jump and mingle, creating
an aesthetic where this disorder / these errors open the door to new images.


The first activities to be carried out to film the video are: the camera
tests and effects and video footage of the band. Then, this material will be
published and will be divided into blocks, which are distributed among the
groups to work on the video moshing.
This video will be completed during the first weeks of January.
The whole process will be recorded to produce, later on, a diffusion video
to CWN.


What is Misiones Cortas Clandestina Weekend Nerd?*


Misiones Cortas Clandestina Weekend Nerd appears as "An intensive three-day
camp where open classes will be taught with topics related to electronics,
programming, design, new media, communication, among others. Students will
turn into teachers and teachers into students."
This is proposed as an area of horizontal exchange, where all are students
and all are teachers. It relies on complementary capabilities, "You know
what I know and vice versa" and a free flow of information. CWN emerged in
2008, with a nerd camp in Mar del Plata, where only about 15 people
participated. From that meeting until today, CWN has over +400 members,
constituting a very large technology-nerd-friendly network.
Networks have a target, or several, in this case, the objective of CWN is
making knowledge a free good, available to all, to create joint projects
related to new technologies.
A network is more robust as the child nodes can establish contact with his
members. CWN has his nerd camps, and 4 were conducted, a google group, which
is the permanent communication link between his members, and now also added
a wiki, as a knowledge base, where anyone who wants can add and / or modify
information.
So far, the definition of CWN is not very different from any network as for
the exchange information and knowledge. What is then, the main feature that
makes CWN an unique network? The way each of its members live and makes use
of it (in the good meaning of the word).
For each of the 403 members of CWN is a particular way of inhabiting the
network. However, all agree in the spirit of friendship always there,
allowing a collective growth, to share, to learn and to respect others. CWN,
as a network could create a sense of belonging in each of its members,
membership of which is reproduced in the same practices that the network
generates.
Encountering a "clandestino", is to smile and be known for a fellow, with
someone with whom you share a space, codes, and the feeling of being part of
a whole.
Thus the proposal of this video clip to accompany this collective-making
spirit, to create without boundaries and move forward.
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