To swat or not to swat? That is the question posed to eager interviewee, Barnaby Finch in this fast-paced, metaphysical short film featured on The Sundance Channel and winner of Best Writer from The One Show. The Trial of Barnaby Finch was written by Sorrel Bara and directed by the writer and Sam Stephens. This perhaps might not be the best short film to watch if you have a job interview in the near future… or maybe it is.
28 November 2015
The Trial of Barnaby Finch
To swat or not to swat? That is the question posed to eager interviewee, Barnaby Finch in this fast-paced, metaphysical short film featured on The Sundance Channel and winner of Best Writer from The One Show. The Trial of Barnaby Finch was written by Sorrel Bara and directed by the writer and Sam Stephens. This perhaps might not be the best short film to watch if you have a job interview in the near future… or maybe it is.
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Barnaby Rudge
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Comedy
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Funny
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Metaphysics
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Short movie
Master of Suspense: A New Hitchcock Movie
Perhaps this was only a matter of time. However, director, screenwriter, operator and editor Fabrice Mathieu has done it with great panache. Alfred Hitchcock was renowned for appearing slyly in his own movies and here Mathieu has stitched Hitch’s appearances from 30 films and trailers and made them in to a murder mystery which tells its own tale. Add a new sound design, mixed with eerie tones of the music of Bernard Herrmann and you get this. Joy.
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Alfred Hitchcock
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Mashup
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New Story
The Test of Time
When Time and Space enter the ring for the title of ‘Fourth Dimension’ who can say who is going to win? This very entertaining animated extended metaphor (I think) is cleverly scripted and put together – not sure if I got all the references but I think I did!
The Test of Time was the graduation thesis film for Ringling College of Art and Design student Michael Ropple.
16 November 2015
Aimer: Paris, We Love You
Paris holds a special place in my heart – I’m sure the same can be said for millions of people the world over. A group of animation students and alumni at the Savannah College of Art and Design wanted to say something simple but unambiguous after the events of the last few days. They came up with this – and it’s just lovely.
They also point out that this piece is not meant to exclude other nations that have been struck by terror; it is meant to serve as an inspiration for others to fight hatred through love and poetry. Well said.
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Paris
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Shooting
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Terrorism
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We Love You