Commodore 16 Starter Pack (circa 1984/85)
Anna Black
London based film maker, performer, writer and visual artist.
Film maker, performer and do-er of various jolly things of a creative nature - based in Kilburn, London
Specialising in films made with older antique equipment with a jolly veritable "something from nothing" approach.
Also a tinkerer of retro micro computers and other electronic things - especially the Commodore 64, and broadcasting the Anorak Radio show on SLAY Radio every Monday.
Working on various projects at the moment and always looking for inspiration. Please say hellooooo!
Hurrah! All the best, Anna x
"Distinct and unconventional" BBC
Recent Posts
- Anorak with Tinsel – The 12 Days of SIDmas #2 – 19/12/11
- Seasonal Spot the Difference!
- Radio – Anorak 14/11/2011
- Radio – SLAY Rated – 04/10/2011
- Film – Sofa
- Doctor Harris Tweed
- Radio – Anorak 01/08/2011
- 8BSCSS_3 COMING SOON…
- Film – Steps
- Radio – SLAY Rated 28-06-11
- Film – Anti-Freeze
- Anorak Radio Show Apologies…
- Commodore 64 Advert from the 1980′s
- More Kate-Z tunes!
- Tusker (Into the Heart of Darkness ft. Anna Black)
- Radio – Anorak 30/05/11
- French Tutor BBC Micro
- The 8-Bit Sid-Chip Sandwich Show – Episode #1
- Radio – Anorak 02/05/11
- Third Anniversary Anorak!
- Text Adventure Maps
- Anorak Radio Show 3rd Anniversary!
- C64 Radio – Anorak 28/03/11
- Berzerk for the Vectrex
- C64 Radio – Anorak 15/02/11
- How To Make Your Computer Talk by Steven J.Veltri
- C64 Radio – Anorak 07/02/11
- Doctor Who and the Mines of Terror
- C64 Radio – Anorak 24/01/11
- C64 Radio – Anorak 11/01/11
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