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DN EP 051: What We’ve Found Out About Stem Cells - Richard Fenwick
Today’s guest director Richard Fenwick had two of his films play at this year’s Rushes Soho Shorts; The Box and the animated information packed documentary What We’ve Found Out About Stem Cells which we discuss in our interview and toured as part of the onedotzero_10 programme perspectives 06 - a compilation of the most innovative [...]
DN EP 048: Missing Pages - Jerome Olivier
My guest Jerome Olivier’s creative signature is so original a new term ‘fotomation’ had to be coined to describe his time travelling epic Missing Pages.
Missing Pages Materials
Stills
Showlinks
Speaking Pictures
Dead Man’s Shoes
Rubber Johnny
My Wrongs 8245-8249 & 117
Warp Films
Federico Fellini
Fritz Lang
Akira Kurosawa
Chage & Aska
Adobe After Effects
La Jetée
After Effects [...]
DN EP 046: The Raftman’s Razor - Keith Bearden
Keith Bearden joins us to discuss The Raftman’s Razor, a film that redresses the distorted Hollywood view of teenagers in movies.
The Raftman’s Razor Materials
Script
Showlinks
The Raftman’s Razor
Festivus Film Festival
Withoutabox
Dario Argento
Werner Herzog
Jonathan Demme
John Sayles
Russ Meyer
Cargo Cult
Gilligan’s Island
Adrian Tomine
The Wonder Years
Eerie Indiana
Joel Haskard’s Moviepie Interview
Sundance Film [...]
DN EP 043: Mind Games - Peter Bunzl
While some projects get turned around at blistering speeds that defy all reason, others need to slowly mature in the background, as was the case for this week’s guest director Peter Bunzel who began work on his animated, thought experimentation film Mind Games in 1996 finally completing it in 2004 once the time was right [...]
DN EP 042: Auto Pilot, Distortion, Ping Pong & Biker Mike - Mike Chan
Today’s interview’s slightly different in that instead of zeroing in on a single film, we’re looking at four very different pieces from director Mike Chan’s body of work, to get a feel for the variety of projects he creates with his regular team of collaborators; including experiments with photocopiers in Distortion, duelling Ping Pong [...]
Remote - John Burns
Remote tells the story of an amalgam of the fairer sex and TV. Despite the modest £1000 budget, director John Burns was confident the 90-second film could be realised on Super 16mm, until disaster struck: “The producer pulled out three days before the shoot and we realised she hadn’t organised anything in the month of [...]
DN EP 040: Doll Face - Andy Huang
Pretty much every guest we’ve had on the show has had to master a chameleon-like approach to filmmaking, swapping and morphing roles as a project dictates, but Andy Huang threw himself into the challenge of creating the identity construction piece Doll Face by taking on all possible roles, learning what he needed along the way.
Doll [...]
DN EP 037: Gobblynne - Katy Davis
Today I’m joined by animator and director Katy Davis to discuss her graduation short Gobblynne. Katy takes a mixed media approach to her work, combining live action, hand drawn animation and photography to create distinct shorts and music videos for bands such as Second Person.
Gobblynne Materials
Stills & Process Materials
Script
Showlinks
Gobblynne.com
Gobblynne Animation MySpace
Fine Film Society
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DN EP 036: LIEBESTOD-Four Acts - Stathis Athanasiou
Today I’m joined by director Stathis Athanasiou who’s racked up an impressive list of films, including shorts and a couple features, one of which was based on Chekhov’s play The Three Sisters. His experimental piece LIEBESTOD - Four Acts, continues the theatre link, for which it was originally created as part of an experimental play [...]
DN Ep 029: Trusted Computing - Benjamin Stephan & Lutz Vogel
To make up for the delay in getting this episode out, today I have not one, but two directors joining me from New York and Germany, making this our first tri-timezone episode! Benjamin Stephan & Lutz Vogel are the collaborative duo behind the Trusted Computing animated, documentary piece you may have come across a while [...]
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