Directed by Nick Scott - nickdavidscott.com || twitter.com/nickdavidscott
Produced by Michael Berliner - picopictures.co.uk || twitter.com/michaelberliner

Thanks for all your support - we hit one million views in ten days, got featured in the Best of Vimeo selection at SXSW, and got nominated for a 2012 Webby in the viral category! We made this film in one day for £200 at a friendly school in South London. We never imagined the film would get this response and we're so glad you're enjoying it!

In December, we asked you to tweet YOUR school portraits to #SchoolPortrait - watch the Xmas Special featuring the competition winners! vimeo.com/34181225

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A short film about hidden meanings. Music was done by Ivan Arnold. For more visit rokpredin.com or trunk.me.uk.

The artist Tessa Farmer creates magical worlds ruled by minuscule fairy skeletons, who are not just mischievous but downright evil. Her striking sculptures, which are made from insects, animal taxidermy, and plant roots, depict narratives that are no doubt dark and infused with maliciousness, yet their savagery is, for Farmer, an expression of a raw survival instinct inherent in us all. We met her in London while she was preparing an exhibit for Danielle Arnaud Contemporary Art and spoke with her about her process, why she isn’t interested in beauty, and what materials she can find on eBay these days—or in a canal by her house for that matter. tessafarmer.com/
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