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MOLLY CARNEY
carneyme(at)gmail(dot)com

EDUCATION
2007-Present: Emily Carr University of Art and Design, Vancouver, BC
Bachelor of Media Arts
Apple Certification in Final Cut Pro
2004-2006: The University of Montana, Missoula, MT
General Sciences, Biology
Leadership Award Scholarship
2000-2004: James Madison Memorial H.S., Madison, WI
Pre-college curriculum
Senior Artist Award Scholarship

EXHIBITIONS

JUN.2004: Senior Art Show - Memorial H.S. Gallery - Madison, WI
Ceramics, Photography, Metal Work
MAR.2006: Ceramics Show - Art Annex Gallery - Missoula, MT
Ceramic Vessel (Eye Do)
JAN.2008: The Art of Food VIP Event – Sandbar Restaurant – Vancouver, BC
Ceramic Dishware (Sandbar Collaboration Team)
JAN.2008: The Art of Food – ECUAD Concourse Gallery – Vancouver, BC
Installation (Factory Crew)
FEB.2009: The Green Life – ECUAD Concourse Gallery – Vancouver, BC
Installation (Avocado Trees)
FEB.2009: The Green Life – ECUAD Concourse Gallery – Vancouver, BC
Performance (Worm Composting)

EXPERIENCE

SEP.2007-APR.2009: Trips For Kids, Vancouver, BC
Graphic Design
APR.2008: “Notorious B.I.M.”, short video
Director, D.O.P., Editor
FEB.2009: “The Adventures of Cloudman”, short film, Phoebe Parsons (dir.)
Dolly Grip, Cell Painting
MAY.2009-JUL.2009: AMS Bike Co-Op, Promotional Video
Videographer, Editor
MAY.2009-AUG.2009: Greenpeace Internship, Vancouver, BC
Graphic Design
FEB.2010: “Bad Girlfriend", short video, Kirsten Aubrey (dir.)
Boom Operator
MAR.2010: “Weekend Leisure”, TV show, Weekend Leisure
Camera Operator

Bio

Molly Carney led the tragic life as a lactose intolerant born and raised in America’s Dairyland. The cultural rejection associated with this forced Carney 2,059 miles Westward (3,314 km) to Vancouver, BC Canada where the cost of cheese is greater than its weight in gold. Carney is now receiving her BMA in Film, Video and Integrated Media at Emily Carr University.

Pipilotti Rist, Ever is Over All (1997)

Ever is Over All (1997) is a video performance by Pipilotti Rist that took place in New York City. The video is done in slow motion and consists of a woman walking down the sidewalk of a city block with a three-foot long metal pole. The metal pole resembles a tropical flower. The woman casually strolls down the sidewalk and uses the metal flower to smash in the passenger window of cars parked on the street. The sound consists of seemingly innocent humming juxtaposed with the loud smashing of glass.



For more information on Rist:
http://www.pipilottirist.net/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pipilotti_Rist