MEMBER VIDEOS See below for examples of Harvardwood creativity -- trailers, clips, shorts, sound recordings, interviews, etc.
TO POST: The first step is to upload creative work to an established video-sharing site, such as YouTube. Please be sure to observe copyright considerations. For Full Members -- Once you've uploaded (and have your embed code), click "Add New Post." The prompts are self-explanatory, including the "Attach Video" prompt, where you paste the embed code. For Affiliates -- Please pay the Affiliate posting fee
here and then email
[email protected] with subject line "Harvardwood Channel addition" and your embed code in the body.
For further exposure, consider posting your content on www.Zibutu.com. Zibutu.com is a Video Management and Distribution Platform. Content creators can lever
Top tags:
Harvard
Comedy
actress
Angelique Henderson
Model
on harvard time
www.AngeliqueHenderson.com
daily show
hrtv
oht
writer
College
documentary
feature film
HUTV
Ivory Tower
artist
film
Music
Poet
trailer
Video
fake news
Monologue
music video
Nelson Greaves
parody
Spoken Word
art
derek flanzraich
|
|
Posted By Angelique Henderson,
Monday, July 01, 2013
|
I played the role of Lady in Orange and Charlene (and a random partygoer in the beginning) and am wearing orange tops throughout the play. We only managed to get about 30 min of the play recorded but it's a great 30 min so please watch part 1 (http://youtu.be/amQtrD1afsA) and part 2 in its entirety! This is an adaptation of the texts by Ntozake Shange ("for colored girls who have considered suicide when the rainbow is enuf") and Keith Antar Mason (its unofficial response "for black boys who have considered homicide when the streets were too much") put on by the Harvard Black Community and Student Theater (BlackC.A.S.T.) group at Harvard College in March 2011. - Love Angelique Henderson*WARNING: some explicit language and content.
Tags:
Actress
Angelique Henderson
For Black Boys
For Colored Girls
Harvard
Harvard Black Community and Student Theater Group
March 2011
Model
play
theatre
www.angeliquehenderson.com
Permalink
| Comments (0)
|
|
|
Posted By Angelique Henderson,
Monday, July 01, 2013
|
I played the role of Lady in Orange and Charlene (and a random partygoer in the beginning) and am wearing orange tops throughout the play (I have a black belt around my waist in the beginning). We only managed to get about 30 min of the play recorded but it's a great 30 min so please watch part 1 and part 2 (http://youtu.be/EaFWvwCgtsE) in its entirety! This is an adaptation of the texts by Ntozake Shange ("for colored girls who have considered suicide when the rainbow is enuf") and Keith Antar Mason (its unofficial response "for black boys who have considered homicide when the streets were too much") put on by the Harvard Black Community and Student Theater (BlackC.A.S.T.) group at Harvard College in March 2011. - Love Angelique Henderson*WARNING: some explicit language and content.
Tags:
Actress
Angelique Henderson
For Black Boys
For Colored Girls
Harvard
Harvard Black Community and Student Theater Group
March 2011
Model
play
theatre
www.angeliquehenderson.com
Permalink
| Comments (0)
|
|
|
Posted By Jillian Tattersall,
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
|
http://chicagotaptheatre.com/preview-videos-eyes-without-face Featuring live narration by Marc Kelly Smith & an original score by
Andrew Edwards, Eyes is a reimagining of the French horror film Les Yeux
Sans Visage from 1959. Expect dark humor, sophisticated storytelling, a
haunting score, and unbeatable tap dancing!
Tags:
Chicago
dance
entertainment
Film
French
tap
theatre
Permalink
| Comments (0)
|
|
|
Posted By Bob Kuhn,
Tuesday, October 05, 2010
Updated: Tuesday, October 05, 2010
|
The Queen, My Lord, Is Much, Much Better from Bob Kuhn on Vimeo. see http://bkvoice.com This 15-minute video is based on a comic essay from the '50s imagining bit-part actors sabotaging British productions of Shakespeare plays. The author was Lionel Hale, a well known British playwright, essayist, and theater critic. The theatrical images are largely from Shakespeare & Company productions.
Tags:
bit-part
Comedy
funny
Lionel Hale
mockumentary
monologue
sabotage
Shakespeare
short
spear carrier
theater
theatre
Permalink
| Comments (0)
|
Print Page
Blog Home
All Blogs
RSS