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Her work has been featured on compilations Women Take Back The Noise, Sound Migrations, and Aural Fixation I and II. Harboring a historic multiplicity with regard to medium, she holds degrees in Film & Video production from UCSC and Electronic Music from Mills College. She has spent much of the past fifteen years working as a sound designer, multimedia director, recording engineer, and digital video editor on commercial and educational projects. She has had the good fortune to collaborate with many talented filmmakers, performers, dancers, and theater companies such as Gigi Otalvaro-Hormillosa, Sini Anderson of Sister Spit, Fresh Meat Productions, and The Civilians. She has received numerous awards, including a Harvestworks Artist in Residency in 2006, the Frogs Peak Award for Experimental Music in 2004, and a Howard Scripps Award. 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Over forty composers have written bass clarinet music for her and her work has been recorded on 31 CDs, including Thin Air (Queen Mab Trio), ¿un moment donn? (thirteen solo improvisations, nominated for “Best Recording of Musique Actuelle”, Prix d’Opus), and Huskless! (nominated for the “Most Outstanding Classical Recording” Prarie Music Award). She produced the solo concert There, in here, premiering seven new commissioned works for the event, and her Queen Mab Trio gave forty concerts during two European/North American tours. 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His work explores the intersection of human performance, real-time media systems and responsive installation environments. His interests range from the field of bio-mimicry to the practices of aerial theater, extended vocal techniques and instrumental noise-music performance. As a seminal member of the interactive performance group, i2O, Metcalf developed dynamic diffusion sound designs for live acoustics and video performance instruments. Metcalf’s interest in physical computing is evidenced in works such as Sensor Swarm, a hybrid interactive performance-installation that employs sensing technology to blur the distinction between the audience and performance, foregrounding the normally unconscious influence that humans impose on their environment. 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