McLaren Animation 2
Witness the breathtaking variety of British animation.
Not suitable for children.
The second of two programmes of shorts in competition for the McLaren Award for Best New British Animation, named after the Scottish co-founder of the National Film Board of Canada. These animated shorts display a plethora of ideas and aesthetics – featured here is an Oscar®-nominated funereal procession, beautiful inner city abstraction, Scottish New Talent winning character animation and innovative BAFTA - nominated brilliance. The winner of the £1000 McLaren Award, supported by BBC Film Network, is chosen by the audience.
Screening with:
Albert’s Speech
GBH, murder, nuclear strike: one man's desperate quest to avoid delivering his best man speech.
Director: Richard Fenwick
Producer: Shane RJ Walter
Scriptwriter: Richard Fenwick
Editor: Paul Hardcastle
DoP: Jake Polonsky
Production Designer: Sam Tidman
Sound Production: Skydd
Ant & Len
When one devilish character eats himself out of existence, the other must find a way to bring him back.
Directors: Duncan Raitt, Jon Marsh
Producers: Duncan Raitt, Jon Marsh
Scriptwriters: Duncan Raitt, Jon Marsh
DoP: Duncan Raitt, Jon Marsh
Sound Production: Joe Churchman
The Black Dog's Progress
A sad story told with a series of flipbooks, growing denser as looped scenes accumulate and the narrative develops.
Director: Stephen Irwin
Producer: Stephen Irwin
Scriptwriter: Stephen Irwin
Editor: Stephen Irwin
Music: Sorenious Bonk
Codswallop
A subconscious drift through despair, frustration, joy and redemption.
Director: The Brothers McLeod
Producer: The Brothers McLeod
Scriptwriter: The Brothers McLeod
Editor: The Brothers McLeod
DoP: The Brothers McLeod
The Happy Duckling
An ordinary story about a young boy and a very unordinary duck, about to discover that sometimes you have to be cruel to be kind.
Director: Gili Dolev
Producer: Gili Dolev
Scriptwriter: Gili Dolev
Production Designer: Janek Matysiak
Music: Mick Cooke
Harvester
The harvester enters into a magical forest to collect fruit.
Director: Nicholas Hampshire
Producer: Nicholas Hampshire
Sound Production: Jerry Leeper
Music: Andrew Fotheringham
Lions
A music video for the ba
Directors: Steve Warne, Julian Krubasik
Scriptwriter: Steve Warne
Editors: Steve Warne, Julian Krubasik
DoP: Julian Krubasik
Music: Jonquil
Little Face
Nathan’s job has nothing to do with dinosaurs. This makes Little Face sad.
Directors: Matthew Walker, Ben Lole
Producers: Jeremy Routledge, Steve Gear
Exec Producers: Sarah Jane-Meredith, Julia Caithness, Arilda Tymko
Scriptwriter: Matthew Walker
Editor: Ben Lole
DoP: Louie Blystad-Collins
Sound Production: Roel Slootman
Music: Oliver Davis
On Time Off
Drawn from life and memories of working in a Cornish café, this animated landscape explores fire, ice cream and micro-dramas between strangers.
Director: Bill Porter
Sound Production: Shervin Shaeri
Music: Stuart Porter, Chris Hawkins
Round
A tale of death and rebirth rages in a world of shadowy hands.
Director: Kirk Hendry
Producers: Libby Durdy, Ally Gipps
Exec Producers: Mark Herbert, Pamela Casey
Scriptwriter: Kirk Hendry
Editor: Kirk Hendry
DoP: Andy Lowe
Music: XX Teens
Terrafarmer
A chalk and cheese comedy in which a lone astronaut attempts to terraform a hostile planet with a malfunctioning robot as his only companion.
Director: Will Adams
Producer: Rory Lowe
Scriptwriter: Will Adams
Sound Production: John Cobban, Tom Shrapnel
Music: Jamie Smith
This Way Up
When a falling boulder flattens their hearse, A T Shank & Son have a bad day, as they make their way cross-country with just a coffin for company.
Director: Smith & Foulkes
Producers: Christopher O'Reilly, Charlotte Bavasso
Scriptwriters: Smith & Foulkes, Christopher O'Reilly
Music: John Greswell, Christopher Taylor
A Traditional Christmas at Small Birds Singing
Tiny elephants, arguing apples and a body in the hedge ... just an ordinary day at Small Birds.
Director: Linda McCarthy
Scriptwriter: Steven Appleby
DoP: Linda McCarthy
Music: Verbal Vigilante Music
Without You
A visual exploration of London's industrial suburbia, inspired by a Josef Albers poem, revealing the complexity of apparently simple forms.
Director: Tal Rosner
Producer: Tal Rosner
Editor: Tal Rosner
DoP: Jack Clough
Sound Production: Tal Rosner
Yowie And The Magpie
The downfall of one man and his nemesis – the abominable ape-man of aboriginal folklore – set amid the roc
Director: Dylan White
Producer: Melody Sylvester
Scriptwriter: Tim Telling
Editor: Richard Wheat
Music: Andy Sherriff
Atomic Hubbub
Director: Stephen Irwin
Sound Production: Stephen Irwin
Bruce
Director: Tom Judd
Producer: Royal College of Art
Sound Production: Jussi Honka
A Family Portrait
Director: Joseph Pierce
Producers: Mark Grimmer, Aneil Karia
Scriptwriter: Joseph Pierce
Editor: Robbie Morrison
DoP: Liam Iandoli
Sound Production: Dominic Fitzgerald
Music: Dominic Fitzgerald
Fly on the Window
Director: Nikita Diakur
Sound Production: Jussi Honka
Music: Enrica Sciandrone
The Rhythm of Story: The Quest
Director: Karn David
Sound Production: Karn David
Savage Mountain
Director: Steve Warne
Scriptwriter: Steve Warne
Editor: Steve Warne
DoP: Julian Krubasik
Production Designer: Steve Warne
Sound Production: Marcin Knyziak
Music: James Lark
Save Our Bacon
Director: Peter Baynton
Producers: Tristan Goligher, Valentina Brazzini
Exec Producers: Jude Goldrei, Anna Seifert-Speck, Camilla Deakin
Scriptwriters: Peter Baynton, Davey Spens
Sound Production: Tim Barker
Music: Geoff Lawson
Shadow Play
Directors: David Lea, John Williams
Producers: David Lea, John Williams
Scriptwriters: David Lea, John Williams
Sound Production: John Williams, David Lea, Rosalie Wilson
Music: Anthony Telfer-Brown
Sky-Caper
Directors: Todd Setter, Dean Wright
Producer: University of Glamorgan
Scriptwriter: Todd Settler
Editors: Todd Setter, Dean Wright
DoP: Todd Setter, Dean Wright
Production Designers: Todd Setter, Dean Wright
Spin
Director: Max Hattler
Producer: Nicholas Schmerkin
Scriptwriter: Max Hattler
Editors: Tony Fish, Max Hattler
DoP: Max Hattler
Sound Production: Eclectic
Music: Eclectic
Welcome to Twister
Director: Owen Rixon
Scriptwriter: Owen Rixon
Editor: Owen Rixon
Production Designer: Owen Rixon
Sound Production: David Ritson
Music: Penelope Cousland, Gylen Boardman, Rosanna Young, Innis Walker, Ally Beattie, Owen Rixon
What Light (Through Yonder Window Breaks)
Director: Sarah Wickens
Sound Production: Graham Lawson
The Finger Trap
Sometimes temptation is too hard to resist for Wilson Brown and his Chinese Finger Trap.
Director: Julia McLean
Producer: Shian Holt
Exec Producers: Cameron Fraser, Neil Jack, Ewan Angus, Robbie Allen, Julia Caithness Dale Corlett, Karen O’Hare
Scriptwriter: Julia McLean
Editor: Eiko Emersleben
Music: John Harris
2009 Archive
Tickets go on general release at 10am on Thursday 31 May. Filmhouse Members can buy tickets from noon on Wednesday 30 May (to become a Filmhouse Member click HERE)
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