Experimental
DN EP 094: Das Dores - Gabriel Tupinamba
Sometimes I go after a director for one film and they’ll come back at me with another that completely trumps my already high appreciation of their work. This week is such a case with director Gabriel Tupinamba and his lyrical study on repetition Das Dores.
Das Dores Materials
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Script
Storyboard, Shotlist & Lighting Plan
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Nonada Filmes
Das Dores
Festivus Film [...]
And the Colors Are Like Summer & Das Dores - Gabriel Tupinamba
And the Colors Are Like Summer (2006)
And the Colors Are Like Summer is a short film that deals with the passage from hate to love and with the place that violence and aggression have in the sexual and love discourse, specially when taken to its limits.
Das Dores (2008)
Das Dores tells the story of two [...]
DN EP 081: My Paper Mind - Javan Ivey
It’s not often a director gets to come up with his own type of animation, but after experimenting with the Strata-cut method Javan Ivey combined his love of working with paper and developed a technique dubbed as Stratastencil on his experimental piece My Paper Mind.
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Javan Ivey
Indie Mogul interview
Pratt Institute
X-Acto
Strata-cut animation
Tunnel Kids
Replacement Animation
The Principles of Animation
Adobe [...]
My Paper Mind - Javan Ivey
My Paper Mind (2007)
An experimental animation exploring the “Stratastencil” technique devised by director Javan Ivey. Inspired by the Stratacut technique, Stratastencil is an additive process. Stratacut removes material to reveal another layer, while this technique adds another layer while still showing the layer before it.
The Autobiography of Tom Stern, Chapter Six: The New Science
I got to flex my writing muscles again over at Short of the Week for Tom Stern’s experimental The Autobiography of Tom Stern, Chapter Six: The New Science. Go read and watch.
“Charlie Rose” by Samuel Beckett via Andrew Filippone Jr.
Remember Happy Monday, Andrew Filippone Jr.’s documentary film object (DN066)? Well Andrew’s applied his skills to distort the world of Charlie Rose in a new experimental piece. I could mangle together my own description of the piece and probably still be way off the mark so instead read Andrew’s description, watch the film and let [...]
Nine Inch Nails’ Festival of Ghosts
Far from content to wreak havoc solely on the music industry, Nine Inch Nails have announced the expansion of the Ghosts project with the launch of a YouTube based virtual film festival comprising entrants’ inspirations to tracks from the album.
“This isn’t a contest and you don’t win elaborate prizes - it’s meant to be an [...]
Duelity - Boca & Ryan Uhrich
Duelity (2007)
According to the records of the General Organization of Development labs (GOD) it took a mere six days to manufacture a fully-operational universe, complete with day, night, flora and fauna, and installing Adam as its manager to oversee daily functions on Earth. That’s one story.
If thou shalt believe the Book of Darwin, t’is [...]
Robert Seidel Brings Painting to Life
Past guest Robert Seidel (DN065) puts his experimental approach to animation to work on a canvas worthy of his talent. In his own words: “processes: living paintings” is a 35 by 16 meter full facade projection with a corresponding light choreography, ambient music and synced sound effects shown on the 2/2/2008 in Jena, Germany.
Not satisfied [...]
DN EP 074: Drift - Max Hattler
A tip off from past guest Robert Seidel led me to the work of animator Max Hattler, who has been described by Dazed and Confused as one of “three of the world’s most exciting young animators”, next to PES and Model Robot. He joins us this week to discuss his experimental piece Drift.
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Max Hattler
Goldsmiths [...]
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