Nationality American Movies Mad Men: Set Me Free Education Simmons College | Role Film director Name Elisa Kreisinger | |
Born 1986 ( 1986 ) New Jersey, United States Known for New Media Art Artist, Educator, Activist, Speaker; Artist-in-residence at Eyebeam Notable work "Queer Carrie Project", "Mad Men (The Remix)" Movement Political Remix Video, Remix, Feminist | ||
Simon klose elisa kreisinger and wendy lynn bernfeld take on the sopa debate
Elisa Kreisinger (born 1986), known as Pop Culture Pirate, is a Brooklyn-based video artist and educator.
Contents
- Simon klose elisa kreisinger and wendy lynn bernfeld take on the sopa debate
- We are creators too elisa kreisinger
- Early life
- New media art
- Digital
- Copyright and fair use
- Exhibitions
- Honors
- Works and publications
- References
We are creators too elisa kreisinger
Early life
Kreisinger was born in New Jersey. In 2008, she received a B.A. in Communications & Women's Studies from Simmons College in Boston.
New media art
Kreisinger started to explore the idea of feminist remix of media as an undergraduate at Simmons College, with a focus on remixing the feminist narrative as it relates to identity. She interned at Cambridge Community TV, where she had access to equipment and video training.
Kreisinger's videos remix Mad Men into feminists and The Real Housewives into lesbians. Her Mad Men trailers on Vimeo have had more viewership than the original series' YouTube trailers.
Kreisinger's work explores feminist and queer-friendly perspectives through remix and mashup of mainstream media texts. The Queer Carrie Project recuts entire seasons of Sex and the City into short, 1-3 minute webisodes that portray its characters as lesbians. Most of Kreisinger's work uses the language and style of existing TV shows or Hollywood editing as a way to, as she describes it, "talk back" to pop culture.
Kreisinger's work has been featured in online publications such as Salon and California Western School of Law's New Media Rights.
Digital
From 2012 to 2014, Kreisinger worked at Eileen Fisher in Communications. From December 2014 to July 2015, Kreisinger was Creative Director at Upworthy.
Since July 2015, Kreisinger is an Executive Producer at Refinery29.
She is a former moderator at Political Remix.
Copyright and fair use
Kreisinger's work engages with concepts of copyright laws and fair use. Despite operating on legal terms of fair use for parodic, educational and transformative purposes, Kreisinger's work is often erroneously flagged for copyright violation on video sharing sites such as YouTube.
Kreisinger is a vocal advocate for fair use, digital literacy and critical uses of pop culture and gender representation within mainstream media. She has presented at industry and academic conferences such as Open Video Conference, Mobility Shifts Conference, among others.
In 2012, Kreisinger testified at the US Copyright Office, which helped to win crucial exemptions to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
There was a US Copyright Office White paper that focused on appropriation art online as a result of the exhibit, Fair Use(r).