Projects in categories: Animation

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A childhood memory is presented in a number of ways to reveal the story of an uncle's unfinished task.

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The sad story of the Black Dog is told with a series of flipbooks. The scene grows denser as looped scenes accumulate and the narrative develops.

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A radioactive object sets off a novel unreeling of events amongst some pond life. A unique marriage of sound and vision this idiosyncratic film presents its imagery in the manner of a musical arrangement with cyclical visual devices that repeat and distort.

The irregular sequence of events is both dark and vibrant within a film that is at once experimental and accessible.

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The Onion Man is dark satirical, tongue in cheek response to the oppressive ways the church prescribes one to deal with grief, bereavement and depression.

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The Owl House is a film situated on the borderland between life and death in which an old blind lady comes to terms with her final moments and the memory of a lost love.

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The poet Hafez, also known as the ‘Teller of Secrets’, used the language of human love and the metaphors of wine and drunkenness to describe his desire for the Divine and intoxication with the mysteries of the Universe.

The media usually present a narrow view of Iran. The film gives some insight into the depth and sophistication of Iranian [Persian] culture.
The landscapes and characters in the film are entirely constructed of Persian calligraphy.

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A couple have a rubbish argument.

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A hungry cat resorts to increasingly desperate measures to gain his owners attention.

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This triptych film uses archive industrial and documentary footage to follow the endless chug of the conveyer belt of life. Images of production lines, factories, and educational and creative industries, are sandwiched to illustrate the endless whirr of activity in our pursuit of meaning and happiness.

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With the weather increasingly at the forefront of our news and media together with the idea that someone somewhere has their hand on the volume knob, End of the Street takes the original 19th Century Beaufort Wind Force scale and conjures a response, incrementally turning up the strangeness.

Poet and broadcaster Ian McMillan produced the poetry specially. His interpretation of the wind scale transposes the action into the familiar surroundings of an average street. Imagemaker Andy Martin produces a mix of animated graphics, 3D, live action, photography and typographics all underpinned with a bespoke score by composer Robert Worby.

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A mixed media experiment, transforming sound and music into disquieting visibility.

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A bee gets in the way of a rendition of Rimsky-Korsakov's Flight Of The Bumblebee.