Marc Reck

A few months back, my girlfriend Pyn embarked on a mask making course exploring Joseph Campbell’s The Heroes Journey, and it has since developed into a narrative for the forthcoming Project X Presents show, (and now the aforementioned opening set at the next Drop Beats Not Bombs event).

You will have come across the Hero’s Journey if you’ve seen the films“Star Wars” or “The Matrix”. George Lucas was apparently very friendly with Joseph Campbell, and his work on archetypes and the common threads has proved inspiring to a huge portion of the creative population over the last millenium.

Project X Presents is an amazing collective of people, and the next show is already shaping up to be unlike anything i’ve ever dreamed of, and thats before so much of it has even been confirmed. Our debut event seamlessly integrated performance, music, comedy, and visuals, with a host of other elements. Now the creative meetings have started again, i’ll be blogging more about the development of this second event which is to be at the Rainbow Warehouse, as part of Gigbeth on Saturday November 3rd 2007.

For now here is the dvd from the first Project X Presents Event aptly entitled “Like Fxck”