Yellow Belly End was selected for film festivals around the world, including Edinburgh, Ottawa, Clermont-Ferrand and Annecy. The film received a Special Mention at Stuttgart and has won awards including the British Animation Award and the Royal Television Society Award. It is directed, co-written and animated by Philip Bacon.
http://philipbacon.blogspot.com/
Yellow Belly End was selected for film festivals around the world, including Edinburgh, Ottawa, Clermont-Ferrand and Annecy. The film received a Special Mention at Stuttgart and has won awards including the British Animation Award and the Royal Television Society Award. It is directed, co-written and animated by Philip Bacon.
http://philipbacon.blogspot.com/
A very old film from 2009, part of the film festival 'Exposures: New Talent in Moving Image'. Screened at the Cornerhouse in Manchester.
Rotoscoped and hand drawn
Soundtrack created by Illum Sphere
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Blurb:
The linear of the narrative of the magnetic tape is broken into pieces to create something new.
The Sun Seekers is a short graduation film completed in June 2009, from the Arts Institute at Bournemouth.
Short synopsis:
In a world with no sun, two strangers, Cira and Sol, race against time to ensure the restoration of daylight. As their journey progresses, they realise they must learn to trust each other if they are to complete their task.
Cast and Crew
Cira . . . . . . Katie Corbet Jones
Sol . . . . . . . . . Daniel King
Director . . . .…
"4 Kilometres" directed by Miri Shapiro was shot in an unrecognised Bedouin village in the southern Israeli desert.
I graduated from The London Film School as Director of Photography on this project.
Director - Samuele Romano
DoP- Rob Wilton
Produced by Invisible films
Shot on S16mm, using the SR2 and Zeiss Superspeed Lenses.
Shot around Piacenza, Italy.
Concrete Drift follows the experiences of Fionn, a nine-year-old boy who drifts through his surroundings with no apparent purpose or meaning. The first of my two graduation films. Winner of the Urbis Audience Award at the Exposures Film Festival 2008.
SYNOPSIS: Carefree depicts three dedicated carers, the mothers of children who are severely disabled. Humour and compassion are compellingly evoked as the film documents the carers' preparations for a well-deserved break in Blackpool. The filmmakers, granted remarkable access by the families, provide an essential voice to those often ignored by mainstream media.
CREW:
Director: Nigel Hoar
Producer: Angela Byrne
Contact Nigel Hoar Dir: 0161…
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