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The Clock – Dave Hallett

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Inspired by the Thome Yorke track of the same name which is about the over consumption of the worlds natural resources.music created by Lol JamesFeatured in D&AD Annual 2007Winner: Best 'Other" Reduction Festival. To find out more about Dave Hallet, visit their profile Here. For more great films visit the Shooting People Channel..

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Taste Of Sin – Adam Dean
This was the product of three or four months of solid labour. It was the end to my third and final A-level art project, based around Frank Miller's 'Sin City.' I played the part of director, script writer, voice actor, editor and producer all in one! The two character were played by a couple of guys from my school - Paul and Josh. To find out more about Adam Dean, visit their profile Here. For more great films visit the Shooting People Channel..

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EXIT. Animation.`5. DV CAM. Germany
Fed up with the mechanical and stupid behaviour of their organic originals their mirror images start discovering their individuality. Apparently they are able to free themselves. But is the destruction of limiting mechanisms the garantuee for self-determinated living? Screenings and Awards: Caligari 2003, Ludwigsburg cellu ´le art 2004, Jena, Germany ARCIPELAGO 2004, Rome, Italy AVANCA 2004, Avanca, Portugal, Video Award SICAF 2004, Seoul, Korea NUMERO FESTIVAL 2004, Lissabon, Portugal Notango 2004 Metropolitan Art Preview, Berlin, Germany TGHFF 2004 Taipei, Taiwan
3RD BABELGUM ONLINE FILM FESTIVAL ENTRY 2010 Watch all the BOFF 3 entries here

03:11

A Margarita Debayle
Animation film based on Rubén Darío's poem.

00:57

Joshua Tree
Nothing to see for miles around, just them trees. A haunting film shot in the desert at sun rise.

01:36

Encounters Short Film Festival 2008 Trailer
The 14th Encounters Short Film Festival held in Bristol, UK. Trailer Credits: Directed by Paul Hill. 2D Animation by Kirsten Thacker. 3D Animation by Duncan Fraser. Music by James T Lundie. Produced by A Productions Ltd

02:18

Subject #164
Filmed in the early 60s, this laboratory documentary follows a newly discovered and apparently unintelligent Neanderthal human-like specimen which is found, through testing, to have amazing logic-solving intelligence. We observe the progress of 'Subject #164' over a period of approximately three years as scientists document its behaviour and progress, until in the end it is exhaustively tested to death.

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One of Many
You know who you are and that feels good but part of you tells you to keep pushing forward. So you invent, you struggle, then you hesitate. Do I really want to get out of where I am? You can see it’s not out of reach and that keeps you thinking and challenging yourself, because there’s such joy in discovery. There’s joy in the “now” and just reaching for new levels. Explore the nature of exploration and how it is tied to self discovery. Our three minute film is about overriding the inner critics and using them at the same time to move onwards. In the end no matter where we get to, it is the process of taking the path and discovering the now which may be the most important and revelatory aspects of our journeys.

01:00

A Royal Sighting
Lost in a maze durring summer. An experimental film composed to music.

07:09

Carbon Weevils
Short film providing an in-depth examination of the life cycle of a strange, oddly familiar species known as the 'Carbon Weevil'. Where did these busy little creatures come from and what is their purpose on 'the Great Spinning Mother'?

02:12

Getting To Know Paperdex - Matt Layzell, Will Cook
A film made for the Reduction Film Festival which is all about promoting care for the environment. We got the title Business Cards=Trees and had to make the film in a week. This is what happened.. To find out more about Matt Layzell and Will Cook, visit their profile Here. For more great films visit the Shooting People Channel.

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