Project Detail

Jukebox

Two cartoon skulls facing each other with red and orange shapes between them

Synopsis

Street life, it’s the only life I know. In this uptempo party piece, xerox, paint and found-sound montage in with Curtis Mayfield, moving on up into fragmented experience.

Details

Year
1994
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
4 min 56 sec
Format
16mm
Director
Run Wrake
Sound
Richard Armsrong
Music used
Move On Up written and performed by Curtis Mayfield
Funding
Arts Council/Channel Four Animate! award

Production Status

Production Company

Finetake Productions (animate!)

Contact: Finetake

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