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01. BANQUET OF LOVE / Renai no Daikyoen, 7’

Japan 2014

Directed by Haruka Mitani, Michael Lyons

Screenplay: Haruka Mitani, Michael Lyons

Technique: Scratching and painting directly on overexposed 8mm film

Music: Haruka Mitani, Michael Lyons

Dialogues: None

 

Haruka Mitani and Michael Lyons to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Norman McLaren’s birth created this work. Insects in their final moments chatter noisily, displaying extravagant colors and patterns. It is their great feast of love. And they speak even by means of light! What should they regret, when they could die the next day? That is why you must shine, O luxurious Life! Shine, O gold, emeralds, sapphires and rubies! There circulates the vital essence that gives colour and energy to the humble place of these humble creatures, flapping their wings in a last-ditch effort. This work was made by scratching and painting directly on overexposed 8mm film. Powder and transparent lacquer were also applied, then more layers of paint. This lends a quality of depth to the diverse colours.

The soundtrack was created optically using an original system, developed for this project, which we call 'The Octopus' (see: http://vimeo.com/79488015).

Light sensors on the projection screen respond to the changing patterns in the film to control an analogue synthesizer. The film itself acts as a visual score.

 

 

 

02. FLIPPING, 8’

USA 2014

Directed by Jin Kyu Ahn

Screenplay: Jin Kyu Ahn

Photography: Jin Kyu Ahn

Technique: Hand-drawn animation

Editing: Jin Kyu Ahn

Music: Sun Min Hwang, Jin Kyu Ahn

Dialogue: None

 

FLIPPING is an automatic animation (action animating) created by applying 'flipping', a traditional hand-drawn animation technique. The spectrum of a soundless collision between cuts created by a collision of two different physical properties again collide with the sound made by playing two improvised scores folded after burnt. This work has a structure with the complex relationship that two planes are oppositely located in the light and dark space, two materials exist between the two planes, and two sounds permeate between the two materials. And it stays between the life (time) and sensibility of the artist himself.

 

 

 

03. RUPESTRE, 6’45"

Spain 2015
Dircted by Enrique Diego
Screenplay: Enrique Diego
Director of Photography: Andoni Jaen
Technique: 2D
Music: Olga Garcia
Dialogue: (narration) Spanish
Subtitles: English

A wild horse meets a boy coming from the Paleolithic. A bond of curiosity will grow between them, but old fears, inherited for millennia, will awaken too.

 

 

04. SWALLOWED WHOLE, 4’ 06’’

USA / Norway 2014

Directed by Heidi Kumao

Screenplay: Heidi Kumao

Director of Photography:

Music:

Dialogues: None

 

Swallowed Whole is a somber, animated, experimental film about surviving extreme isolation and physical limitations as a result of traumatic injury.

After an acute sledding accident, a woman is forced to lie supine for an extended period of time during which she descends into a desolate, disorienting netherworld. Feeling stifled, she imagines she is trapped under a frozen lake; life continues on above her while she looks up from below.

 

 

 

05. AERIAL, 3’ 45’’

USA 2013

Directed by Peter Hriso

Screenplay: Peter Hriso

Animation: Peter Hriso

Technique: Computer Animation

Music: Keith Kenniff

Dialogues: None

 

Aerial is an experiment with sound and motion. There are no messages or hidden agendas, other than to reveal the discoveries made during my investigations. There is, of course, the seed of an idea or a bit of a plan when I begin, but I am quickly directed by the work, answering the needs, sorting the puzzles and discovering solutions through the aid of technology.

 

 

 

06. ANIMALS, 13’ 11’’

Germany 2014

Directed by Susann Arnold

Screenplay: Susann Arnold

Animation: Susann Arnold

Technique: 2D, Hand drawn animation

Music: Ulrich Schneider

Dialogues: None

 

The film follows animals who live in the city. They try to imitate human behavior, but in the end they remain animals. They also undergo changes on the inside. They dream, develop longings and learn to love romantically.

 

 

 

07. ARGENTINA, 1’ 15’’

USA 2014

Directed by Peter Hriso

Screenplay: Peter Hriso

Animation: Peter Hriso

Technique: Computer Animation

Music: Otavio Jr.

Dialogues: None

 

Argentina is an experiment with sound and motion. There are no messages or hidden agendas, other than to reveal the discoveries made during my investigations. There is, of course, the seed of an idea or a bit of a plan when I begin, but I am quickly directed by the work, answering the needs, sorting the puzzles and discovering solutions through the aid of technology.

 

 

 

08. ARGO, 4’

The Netherlands 2014

Directed by Theodora Kotsi-Felici

Screenplay: Theodora Kotsi-Felici

Animation: Theodora Kotsi-Felici

Technique: Lightwave, After effects, Super 8

Music: -

Dialogues: None

 

Argo is a part of an installation called POLITEIA MMXIV that referring to Plato's 3rd book 'The decline of the Republic'. This film is a collage between a animation and a super 8 movie. The movie takes its name from the Greek mythology Jason and the Argonauts and was the ship on which Jason had sailed to retrieve the Golden Fleece. In the movie a new version of the myth is presented questioning what is fictive and what is real.

 

 

 

09. BIRDS DREAM, 10’ 15’’

China 2014

Directed by Mi Chai

Screenplay: Mi Chai

Animation: Mi Chai

Technique: Stop-motion, Hand drawn, Objects

Music: Thruout in and A

Dialogues: None

Subtitles: English

 

A newborn sparrow entered a world full of colourful objects and strange birds. When curiously idling in this world, the sparrow found a young raven with which it began to explore the place together. They encountered all sorts of strange birds and mysterious geometric shapes of different colours. Their encounters have made them bewilder and fantasize, soon their body start to change as well…

 

 

 

10. CAICO, 2’ 30’’

USA 2014

Direction: Peter Hriso

Animation: Peter Hriso

Music: Otavio Jr

 

Caico is an experiment with sound and motion. There are no messages or hidden agendas, other than to reveal the discoveries made during my investigations. There is, of course, the seed of an idea or a bit of a plan when I begin, but I am quickly directed by the work, answering the needs, sorting the puzzles and discovering solutions through the aid of technology.

 

 

 

11. CINEMA DEHORS, 2’ 40’’

Russia / Australia 2014

Directed by Tatiana Poliektova, Filippo Rivetti

Screenplay: Tatiana Poliektova

Animation: Tatiana Poliektova

Technique: timelapse, animation

Music: RIMSKY

Dialogues: None

 

Living in the modern world we are too busy with our daily routines and addicted to technologies that sometimes we forget that the real beauty of this world is right in front of our eyes.

 

 

 

12. CARSON CITY AT NIGHT, 1’

Austria / Germany 2015

Directed by Oleksandra Stehlik

Animation: Oleksandra Stehlik

Technique: Mixed Technique

Music: Norman Ritter

Dialogues: None

 

Audiovisual Performance of Carson City at Night, expressed through dancing Lights.

 

 

 

13. COLOUR MELODY, 2’ 25’’

UK 2014

Directed by Tom Chimiak

Music: Jacob Alder

Dialogues: None

 

Colour Melody is a conceptual look at a song's structure being represented by ink.

Inspired by the technique of splash photography the aim of the project was to creatively break a song down via a multitude of ink colours. Every instrument has its' own colour.

 

 

 

14. DAIMON, 4’ 11’’

USA 2014

Directed by Kelsey Velez

Screenplay: Kelsey Velez

Technique: Appropriated footage

Music:

Dialogues: None

 

Daimon exploits the errors produced in attempting to appropriate Rihanna's performance on Saturday Night Live. In doing so, the video produces new rhythms, bringing a new perspective to a project engaged exclusively with the chroma key element of her performance.

 

 

 

15. METUBE: AUGUST SINGS CARMEN HABANER, 4’

Austria 2013

Directed by Daniel Moshel

Screenplay Daniel Moshel

Director of Photography: Martin Bauer

Editor: Christin Veith

Music: August Schram, Georges Bizet (Original), Philip Preuss (Remix)

Cast: August Schram, Elfie Wunsch, Albert Mair

 

MeTube, a homage to thousands of ambitious YouTube users and video bloggers, gifted and less gifted self-promoters on the Internet, has attracted international attention. No less than George Bizet’s Habanera from “Carmen” has been reinterpreted for MeTube and enhanced with electronic sounds.

Behind the cross-over of musical styles are director Daniel Moshel as well as opera and oratorio tenor August Schram.



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