Episode 18 Mariela’s Milonga
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Today’s episode #18 takes you through New York City streets, meeting wonderful people on the way to Mariela’s Saturday Morning Milonga/Practica.
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My last episode, #17, gave you a front-row seat for the performance by tango professionals Carlitos Espinoza & Noelia Hurtado, based in Milano!
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HI Michael,
thank you for sending the link — I enjoyed the video very much – great work.
Your sound is now very professional .
Did you use the Black Magic camera?
How did you get the fish eye effect?
T.B.
Thanks, T. Yes, I used the Black Magic Cinema Camera for the opening sequence. I got the fisheye effect by getting very close to the subject with the GoPro.
What gear were you using for the Milonga footage? Pretty good. Nice interview
John
John, Thanks. I appreciate it. I used several GoPro cameras place around the room at different times during the milonga. They have a wide angle of view which helps. Then I used Final Cut Pro to zoom in and frame the couples much closer.
Hi Michael,
The dance manhatten space will be no more come August so perhaps with that angle you might want to document it’s last few months. Who knows what will happen after that. Mariannas practica has been running for ages. The atmosphere is unique; friendly and open, which is how a practica should be. Perhaps it’s because of the day light space or the time, I’m not sure. Unfortunately that is not always the case that there is such an inviting group.
Irene
Irene, Thank you for putting into words what we all experience there. Who knows what effect a change of venue will have on the practice?
Ciao Mike!
ho visto il nuove episodio (18) è molto bello!
congratulazioni!
Domenico
You have a nice voice . You should build on that and more funny faces.”
C.J.
Hello Michael,
Thank you so much for the interview and for sending me this link.
I’m sorry you had technical issues with your files.
Here’s a link to our YouTube video with highlights of our dance group from the parade. Feel free to use any portion of this video for your purposes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VF9B2cXZHs
Again, thank you for sharing this interview with me.
Regards,
Seta Paskalian-Kantardjian
Artistic Director & Choreographer of Shushi Armenian Dance Ensemble
http://www.shushidance.org
Hi Michael, thanks for sending this. Are you in the city for the whole summer? Does this Milonga go year round? What a nice look at a great space, the people, and ‘the whole package’ that is tango..
Serena
Serena, Yes, it’s a nice package!