Project Detail

Snapshots

Name: Snapshots
Director: Seeta Indrani
Genre: Experimental, Northern Irish, Literary Adaptation, Woman Director, Asian
Released: 2005
Duration: 8 mins

Synopsis

This documentary presents the architectural concept of 'Cargo Fleet', which juxtaposes materials from the shipbuilding yards of the North East of England into the urban landscape of Islington. The house is revealed through the reflections of a group of people - actors, dancers, musicians, and artists. Their experience of the place unfolds like a tapestry to which the muses themselves then add their voice. The director plays with contrasting forms and styles, weaving music and language together. She reveals the interior and exterior in shifts of mood and ambience, presenting the viewer with an aural and visual feast.

With poetry by Samuel Taylor Coleridge, William Shakespeare, San Juan de la Cruz and Alexander Pope. Music by Andrew Peggie and Raiomond Mirza.

Details

Year: 2005
Type of project: Shorts
Running time: 8 mins
Format: MiniDV
Director: Seeta Indrani
Producer: Seeta Indrani
Editor: Chris Bishop
Screenwriter: Seeta Indrani and Chris Bishop
Director of Photography: Chris Bishop
Sound: Chris Bishop
Composer: Raiomond Mirza, Andrew Peggie
Principal cast: Katherine Igoe, Kieran lagan

Genre

Experimental Northern Irish Literary Adaptation Woman Director Asian

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

MashMosh Films

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