Projects in genres: Experimental

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The sights and sounds of a summer afternoon in the South Devon countryside, seen through the eyes of a twelve-year-old boy.

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Kaleidoscopics brings together pornographic stills from the internet and bubbles at the edge of running water, putting both through the same digital processes. Eyes, faces and limbs surface and sink again in sequences of coloured tessellations, lead by a music soundtrack that overlays breathy sound with formal patterning.

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An Edwardian gentleman is tormented by spirits who appear through holes in his sitting-room wall paper. The film was fully-funded by the London Production Fund 2001.

'G.M.' was inspired by the work of magician and film pioneer Georges Melies (1861-1938), whose most famous film - 'Le Voyage Dans La Lune' - was exactly one hundred years old in 2001.

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An experiment in personal history. The footage was shot in the London docklands, and its trains and bridges prompt a meditation on nationality, identity and language, spoken in German with English subtitles. The speaker's first words, in German, are " I don't speak German".

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A young man lies motionless in a country lane. He relives events in his mind, and all becomes clear.

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A spinning top is spun and several everyday actions become interconnected, through the power of editing.

Then it all starts to go wrong.

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A chance encounter: as a boy cycles up a quiet country lane, an apple falls from tree and rolls downhill towards him.

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A troubled teenager purges her abusive past in a dream of her own making.

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25 voices from 16 countries, respond to an invitation to express their view for a new world, in a poetic documentary that explores, and acknowledges, the importance of personal viewpoint and individual ideologies of hope, and for change.

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They say that neurotic behaviour is typically within socially acceptable limits, so how do you solve the puzzles in your head while being ''normal''? A film that explores the borders between the different ways a mind can be scattered.

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Popular culture depicts "a bride" as something most women aspire to be one day; a status celebrated with a glamorous day shared with family/friends. This piece delves beneath the surface and explores beauty, trepidation, loneliness, purity, sexuality, sadness, commitment and many more themes we wouldn't associate with the word "bride".

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'Normal Behaviour will be resumed after the break...'
But what is ‘normal’ when you split up with someone? You try hard to forget them. Everyone encourages you to get over them. But do you really want to get over them? How can you find a balance between forgetting and remembering?