Goofin off after the Rogue show in Scottsdale, May 8, 2008.

Music by Elaine Walker and Liz Lysinger. The first commercial venture to the moon: Transorbital® is the first private company to be authorized by the US State Department for commercial flights to the Moon and authorized by NOAA to image the Earth on the way there. The TrailBlazer® lunar orbiter will be the first delivery service to the Moon. Delivered to the Moon surface in a special capsule will be your certificates, business cards, cremated remains, jewelry, artwork and many other items of choice. The Trailblazer® satellite will deliver commercial and scientific projects and experiments to lunar orbit, as well as conduct lunar exploration and mapping. During its voyage to the Moon, Trailblazer® will provide live streaming video of the entire mission, pictures of earth from space, detailed maps of the full Moon surface, photographs of Apollo landing sites including Apollo 11, dramatic EarthRise; video and a mission ending live HDTV video broadcast of the spacecraft as it "Barn-Storms" over the lunar terrain.

Johnny D interviews Elaine Walker on Channel 8 in Boston, MA, in 1992. Includes a music video from 3 of Elaine's projects - Blue Cartoon, ZIA and D.D.T. (25 minutes)

Elaine is interviewed VERY briefly by Phil, then performes Pagan Goddess live at the Middle East Downstairs in Cambridge, MA - 1995

Space Elevator development by Bradley Edwards, Carbon Designs. Director: Alan Chan, CGI Visual Effects: Eki Halkka, CGI Artist: Michael Cliett, CGI Artist: Matt Zeyn, Music by Charlotte Church and Elaine Walker. Thanks to Institute for Scientific Research for design models, NASA & Pat Rawlings for Concept Artwork.

This comedy video was the brainchild of Elaine Walker of ZIA and Norm Francoeur (videographer for ZIA back in the day). Shot in 1991 and finally edited in 2007 by Elaine - it was originally assumed the talking/sound would be redone, but instead, out of laziness, the director's voice was just strategically removed. With futuristic special effects, deep and complicated plotline, quality acting and better-than-three-stooges-humor, you might actually enjoy this. (It might help to not be sober while watching - especially for the ending!)

Elaine Walker is the voice of the Greenrunner! Greenrunner game by Aleksi Eeben (myspace.com/aleksieeben) for Game Overview Freestyle Jam aleksi.eeben@gmail.com

Elaine Walker is the voice of the Greenrunner! Greenrunner game by Aleksi Eeben (myspace.com/aleksieeben) for Game Overview Freestyle Jam aleksi.eeben@gmail.com

This is part 2 of 2 of a crazy wacky interview by the TV show, Weird City, after a ZIA show at TT The Bears in Cambridge, MA in 1994. ZIA members included (from left to right) Erin Tavano, Scott Miller, Elaine Walker and Rob Trainor.

ZIA appeared and Elaine Walker was interviewed for the show Cosmic Visions on the SpaceWatch channel in NYC in 2000.

At ZIA's ten year anniversary show in NYC, Liz Lysinger sings Supernova, which she wrote for ZIA. This gives Elaine a chance to bang on the Drum Kats and MIDI triggers.

Agribusiness is on ZIA's full length album ZIAv1.5 which was released in 1994. Agribusiness was the result of Elaine's recent turn to vegetarianism. This is live audio and video taken at the notorious Rathskellar club in Boston in 1993. Videography a

Mother is on ZIA's full length album ZIAv1.5 which was released in 1994. Mother has a dual meaning - Mother Earth and a Mother Ship. This is live audio and video taken at the notorious Rathskellar club. Videography and editing by Norm Francoeur.

Big Bang is the title track for ZIA's full lenth CD released in 2000. This video includes live footage from a ZIA show in Boston in 1998. Videography and editing by Curt Fetter.

Martians was filmed in the High Arctic (75 degrees North) on Devon Island, Nunavut, Canada, for the NASA Haughton-Mars Project. It is the title track for ZIA's new CD, officially released in 2006 at the XPrize Cup. CREDITS: Elaine Walker - music, performance, production, video editing | John Herrera - engineering, mastering | Sam Burbank - videography, direction | Tom Gordon - animation | ZIA : electronic-pro-space-pop