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DOM WHITWORTH Film Editor / Live Director DOB 10.09.75 101 Bedford Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11211 US: +1347 647 1918 • UK: +44791 927 8164 [email protected] • goldheartpost.com CREDIT LIST MAX RICHTER’S SLEEP JA DIGITAL / GLOBE / UMG LEAD EDITOR – Feature documentary about Max Richter’s 8 hour album Sleep and the overnight concert experience that he and his wife Yulia Mahr have put on around the world. REM: AUTOMATIC UNEARTHED UMG / CRAFT RECORDINGS EDITOR – Documentary film charting the band’s recording process for their album Automatic For The People MUSE: DRONES LIVE CORRINO / WARNER BROS LEAD EDITOR – Concert film following the band on their ambitious Drones tour W HOTELS SOUNDSUITE - ST VINCENT W HOTELS / UMG EDITOR – Three part series in which St Vincent explores the cities of Barcelona, LA and Seattle for musical inspiration whilst recording at the W Hotels Soundsuites. VEVO HALLOWEEN VEVO EDITOR – Intimate artist profiles for Khalid, Jessie Reyes and SZA SUMMERFEST 2017 JIMMY KIMMEL LIVE / UMG EDITOR – Highlights and packages from the two week music festival EDC: INSONIAC LAS VEGAS 2017 CORRINO EDITOR - Mood films for three day EDM festival livestream MICHELIN PILOT EXPERIENCE VICE MEDIA LEAD EDITOR – Large scale video campaign to launch the new PS4S tire, featuring Keanu Reeves MELANIE MARTINEZ LIVE FROM THE SHRINE LA AMAZON / LOVELIVE LIVE DIRECTOR – Live show for Go90 MAC MILLER LIVE FROM PITTSBURGH AMAZON / LOVELIVE EDITOR – Live show for Go90 MTV VMA PRE SHOW MTV / LOVELIVE LIVE DIRECTOR – Live show with bands performing the day before the VMAs ARIANA GRANDE LIVE FROM ANGEL ORENSANZ VEVO / PULSE EDITOR – Live show from the iconic NY venue B.O.B LIVE FROM MIAMI AMAZON / LOVELIVE LIVE DIRECTOR – Live show for Go90. EDC: INSONIAC LAS VEGAS 2016 CORRINO EDITOR - Mood films for three day EDM festival livestream GOVERNORS BALL 2016 CORRINO EDITOR - Mood films for three day NY festival livestream CHARLIE PUTH LIVE FROM WEBSTER HALL AMAZON / LOVELIVE LIVE DIRECTOR – Live show for Go90. BEHIND THE BEATS SPIN / SHOW COBRA EDITOR – 3 part music series LUCIUS LIVE FROM MHOW NY VERIZON / SHOW COBRA LIVE DIRECTOR – Live show for Go90. VEVO LIFT: DNCE LIVE FROM PORTLAND VEVO / SHOW COBRA LIVE DIRECTOR / EDITOR JOHN LEGEND: REDEMPTION SONG MUSIC VIDEO MADE TO STRAY FILMS EDITOR SKRILLEX LIVE FROM SAN FRANCISCO VERIZON / SHOW COBRA LIVE DIRECTOR – Live show for Go90. FALL OUT BOY LIVE FROM SAN FRANCISCO VERIZON / SHOW COBRA LIVE DIRECTOR – Live show for Go90. MACKLEMORE LIVE FROM NEW ORLEANS VERIZON / SHOW COBRA LIVE DIRECTOR – Live show for Go90. MILEY CYRUS LIVE FROM THE WILTERN VERIZON / SHOW COBRA LIVE DIRECTOR – Live show for Go90. YEAR IN VEVO VEVO / SHOW COBRA LIVE DIRECTOR – 2 day end of year show featuring Silento & The Wknd CHANCE THE RAPPER LIVE FROM MIAMI VERIZON / SHOW COBRA LIVE DIRECTOR – Live show for Go90. WALK THE MOON LIVE FROM THE GREEK THEATER LA VERIZON / SHOW COBRA LIVE DIRECTOR – Live show for Go90. ACT LIKE A MUSICIAN AOL / SHOW COBRA EDITOR – 5 part music and chat series. APPLE MUSIC FESTIVAL LONDON 2015 APPLE / LEMONADE MONEY EDITOR – Daily film for each of the artists featuring Pharrell, Florence & the Machine, One Direction, Mumford & Sons and Ellie Goulding. ROD STEWART: PLEASE MUSIC VIDEO CAPITOL RECORDS EDITOR – Video for the first single from Rod’s new album. ELECTRIC ZOO ‘15 CORRINO EDITOR – Mood films for the dance music festival. VEVO LIFT CHICAGO 2015 VEVO / SHOW COBRA LIVE DIRECTOR / EDITOR – Vevo’s annual concert featuring James Bay and Halsey. ED SHEERAN: JUMPERS FOR GOALPOSTS NBC / JA DIGITAL EDITOR – Concert film of Ed’s three sold out nights at London’s Wembley stadium. 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FOUR TO THE FLOOR CH4 / LEMONADE MONEY EDITOR – Groundbreaking four part music series VEVO LIFT CHICAGO ‘14 VEVO / SHOW COBRA LIVE DIRECTOR/EDITOR – Annual live show from Chicago featuring Sam Smith, Disclosure, Kiesza and Phantogram. BOSE: ART OF SOUND SPOTIFY / BOSE EDITOR – 8 part web series exploring the science and art behind sound and music with producer Joel Hamilton and a range of musicians. PEPSI SUMMER SOLTICE CONCERTS PEPSI / VEVO LIVE DIRECTOR/EDITOR – Cross country US event to celebrate the 2014 summer solstice with 4 livestreams from 4 US cities in each of the timezones. LADY GAGA AT ROSELAND BALLROOM VERIZON EDITOR – Live show with Lady Gaga on the final night before Roseland Ballrooms closure at 100 years in business. BRINGING HUMAN RIGHTS HOME AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL TECH DIRECTOR – Live show celebrating the 25th anniversary of it’s initial concert series featuring Madonna, Pussy Riot, Yoko Ono, Blondie, Lauryn Hill and Imagine Dragons. UMG GRAMMYS 2014 SHOWCASE UMG / LOVE LIVE LIVE DIRECTOR/EDITOR – Live show featuring UMG’s Grammy nominated artists including Robin Thicke, Aloe Blacc, Lorde and Arianna Grande. BEATS MUSIC: IT WAS A GOOD DAY BEATS / LOVE LIVE LIVE DIRECTOR – Live show featuring the legendary names from 90s hip hop together on one stage for the first time in years. Including Dr Dre, Eminem, P Diddy, Ma$e and Busta Rhymes. PEARL JAM – SIRENS MUSIC VIDEO THREE ON THE TREE / UMG EDITOR - Music video of the band’s latest single. THE ROLLING STONES SWEET SUMMER SUN EAGLE ROCK / JA DIGITAL EDITOR - Concert film following the band from their first Glastonbury performance to their return to Hyde Park, thirty four years after the original Hyde Park show. 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    DESIGN AND EVALUATION OF A PROBABILISTIC MUSIC PROJECTION INTERFACE Beatrix Vad,1 Daniel Boland,1 John Williamson,1 Roderick Murray-Smith,1 Peter Berg Steffensen2 1School of Computing Science, University of Glasgow, Glasgow, United Kingdom 2Syntonetic A/S, Copenhagen, Denmark [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] [email protected], [email protected] ABSTRACT To address these goals we built and evaluated a system to interact with 2D music maps, based on dimensionally- We describe the design and evaluation of a probabilistic reduced inferred subjective aspects such as mood and genre. interface for music exploration and casual playlist gener- This is achieved using a flexible pipeline of acoustic fea- ation. Predicted subjective features, such as mood and ture extraction, nonlinear dimensionality reduction and prob- genre, inferred from low-level audio features create a 34- abilistic feature mapping. The features are generated by dimensional feature space. We use a nonlinear dimen- the commercial Moodagent Profiling Service 1 for each sionality reduction algorithm to create 2D music maps of song, computed automatically from low-level acoustic fea- tracks, and augment these with visualisations of probabilis- tures, based on a machine-learning system which learns tic mappings of selected features and their uncertainty. feature ratings from a small training set of human subjec- We evaluated the system in a longitudinal trial in users’ tive classifications. These inferred features are uncertain. homes over several weeks. Users said they had fun with the Subgenres of e.g. electronic music are hard for expert hu- interface and liked the casual nature of the playlist gener- mans to distinguish, and even more so for an algorithm ation.