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Late Night Tinside

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2024-12-08T13:27:36+00:00

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Afon Marteg: Site-specific film screening

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2024-12-01T16:00:00+00:00

An evening of river films and song, on the banks of the River Marten at Gilfach Nature Reserve, Wales; presented by Ruth Hogg and aim king, Aberystwyth University. The programme features three films by Kayla Parker and Stuart Moore: Reach (2014) On Location (2017) Flow (2020)

River Visions

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2024-10-14T17:30:00+01:00

We presented river-related work at the Immersive Vision Theatre, University of Plymouth.

Deathscapes ICPT 2024

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2024-10-07T12:00:00+01:00

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Punto y Raya

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2023-10-04T16:50:33+01:00

Purling will screen in COMPETITION REEL # 6 at this year’s Punto y Raya Festival in beautiful Lisbon, Portugal EU.

Watching, Waiting

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2023-09-27T14:46:40+01:00

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Digital Flow/s

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2023-09-24T15:22:25+01:00

Father-land featured in Lyon

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2023-07-09T13:41:35+01:00

Our essay film, Father-land, has been selected for the special Flow34 film programme at the IAMCR conference in Lyon, the annual International Association for Media and Communication Research forum for the global community of media and communication scholars and researchers (9 to 13 July 2023). This year’s conference theme, ‘Inhabiting the planet: Challenges for media, communication and beyond’, addresses and debates the key issues of cities and territories, digitalization of society and the technological transformation of nature – key problematics that require sociopolitical debate and governance (Feenberg, 1999, 2002). ‘Father-land’ is one of three films presented for the Space: Transformations and Boundaries panel, which interprets the emptiness, abandonment, contestations, conversations, and transformations of different spaces in different contexts. The Flow34 film programme was curated by Nico Carpentier, IAMCR President and Extraordinary Professor at Charles University, Prague. IAMCR conference delegates will be able to view the film online throughout the summer from 26 June to 12 September. Flow34 link: https://iamcr.org/lyon2023/online/flow34-virtual-cinema Follow the Space: Transformations and Boundaries link on the above page to watch Father-land.

Cadence screening in Greece

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2023-06-05T16:32:21+01:00

Cadence has been selected by Video Art Miden to screen in Programme “Plan(et) Β” at Re:Think GAIA Festival 2023, that will take place on 24-25 of June at FarmaFifaPermaculture, Iroon Politechniou, Kalamata, Greece. ...Is there a plan B when it comes to saving planet Earth? Is there a way to preserve our world as we know it? Or is it true that “those who want the world to remain as it is, do not want it to remain”* at all? ...Plan(et) Β| Curated by Gioula & Olga Papadopoulou| Duration: 65 min Is there a plan B when it comes to saving planet Earth? Is there a way to preserve our world as we know it? Or is it true that “those who want the world to remain as it is, do not want it to remain”* at all?

Cadence - competing in Czechia

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2023-05-02T16:10:30+01:00

Cadence has been selected for Anifilm in Liberec, Czech Republic - here - in the International Competition of Abstract and Non-Narrative Animation. The festival runs from 2 - 7 May 2023.

Cadence - exploding in Jersey

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2022-12-03T16:06:29+00:00

We’re delighted that Cadence has been show by Exploding Cinema at ArtHouse Jersey at Capital House, Jersey in the Channel Islands. There were two nights of underground short films featuring “live music and mind-bending visuals”.

Screendance - Father-land

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2022-09-09T14:25:32+01:00

Father-land is featured in The International Journal of Screendance, details below: Publication: ‘Autoethnographic Memory Archive’ [film synopsis, link to film, 4 film stills, film narration extracts, bio] in ‘Choreographing the Archive: Image Gallery’, edited by Marisa Hayes and Luisa Lazzaro, International Journal of Screendance: Interfaces Between Screendance & Archival Film Practices, Vol. 13, Summer 2022, pp. 88-90. Publisher: The Ohio State University Libraries, publication date: 9 Sept 2022 https://screendancejournal.org/issue/view/308

Aquifer - The Other Side of Now

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2022-08-15T16:43:27+01:00

The Florida Review features out film poem The Other Side of Now as part of Aquifer: https://floridareview.cah.ucf.edu/aquifer/

Flow - Visions in the Nunnery 22

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2022-07-25T13:59:25+01:00

Flow has been selected for Visions in the Nunnery 22 in Programme Two led by Webb-Ellis, 11 Nov – 18 Dec, launch evening Thursday 10 Nov, 6-9pm.

Cadence in Norfolk

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2022-07-25T13:58:30+01:00

Cadence will screen in Norfolk this summer on the Sculpture Trail at Raveningham.

Father-land – Visible Evidence

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2022-07-24T20:29:17+01:00

Father-land will be shown on Saturday 13 August in the Screening Programme at Images of History, the 2022 Visible Evidence Conference, which explores the connections between history, archives and documentaries, and is hosted by the University of Gdańsk, under the auspices of the Andrzej Wajda Film Centre. After the screening, Stuart and Kayla will be discussing the film with the audience. https://2022.visibleevidence.org/about-2/ Kayla will be delivering an academic paper, ‘Father-land: Memories of the Future Past and the Nicosia Buffer Zone’, at the conference earlier that week on 11 August.

Flow in Florida

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2022-05-18T19:11:42+01:00

35mm frame from Flow, the film poem created with a constellation of common wildflowers, showing in the Undercurrents exhibition at the Crisp-Ellert Art Museum, Florida, from 20 May to 17 June 🌿 Big thanks to the Curatorial Studies students at Flagler College and Kenan Distinguished Professor, Dr Chris Balaschak, and to @crispellertart for organising such a brilliant exhibition that brings together the work of ten international artists that explore the human condition in the midst of climate change. 💚The featured artworks shift from photographs of disrupted, flooded landscapes to films exploring our emotional, physical, and political ties to the natural world. Artists Jennifer Boles, Georgie Brinkman, Christiana Caro, Laura Gines, Karissa Hahn, Amanda Hodes, Kayla Parker & Stuart Moore, Leah Sandler, and Krista Leigh Steinke, create work that is cognizant of both the personal and public, historically aware as much as forward-thinking, all together urging us to understand our sense of community as inclusive the natural world. Image: Annual sow thistle flowers, Sonchus oleraceus #film #35mm #flowers #wildflowers #plymouth #estuary #flood #climatechange #filmmaking #animation #directanimation #madeinplymouth

Nothing More Remains

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2022-01-12T20:26:55+00:00

An efficient day’s 360 editing for esteemed artist and academic Chris Meigh-Andrews, creating this short for his exhibition in Malta.

The Other Side of Now in York

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2021-12-22T14:00:26+00:00

The Other Side of Now will be screened in the University of York’s Carbon-Borders-Voices which launches 24 Jan 22.

Purling screening at ICONA

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2021-12-04T10:13:01+00:00

Delighted that our 16mm film Purling will screen at ICONA in December.

Loss Exhibition, Vienna

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2021-09-04T09:00:00+01:00

Loss, group exhibition, Father-land is screening along with work by Irene Andessner, Oreet Ashery, Rosy Martin, Claudia Pilsl, and Elisabeth Wörndl, curated by Claudia Pilsl; ArtP kunstverein, Vienna, Austria (4 to 26 September 2021)

The Other Side of Now

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2021-06-30T09:48:07+01:00

We’ve finished our film poem The Other Side of Now – more info soon.

Flow in Bohemia

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2021-06-24T13:06:28+01:00

Flow was selected for exhibition in Bohemia - more soon…

Reach in Bohemia

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2021-06-24T06:00:00+01:00

ANIFILM 2021 Planet A, a special programme focusing on environment and nature. Other short animated films included in the programme: Living on the Comet, Kathy Smith; The Secrets Held in the Ice, Loic Fontimpe; Cow, Alexander Petrov; Ayers Rock Animation, Kathy Smith; A Year Along the Abandoned Road, Morten Smallerud; The natural order of things, Mathilde Poigniez; The Man Who Planted Trees, Frédéric Back. “Although (or perhaps because) planet Earth is plagued by many problems caused by us humans, it remains an inexhaustible source of inspiration, enthusiasm and awe not only for scientists of various specialisations, but for other people all around the world. And it’s this awe, or love if you will, that connects the films of this block. Reach, using sounds heard in nature, is a pure audio-visual impression” (programme notes). Screenings: North Bohemian Museum, 22 June; Grand Hotel, Zlatý Lev, 26 June 2021. Liberec, Czech Republic.

Flow in Linz, Austria

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2021-06-22T06:18:07+01:00

Waste Art exhibition, curated by artist Ina Loitzl, the Kepler Hall art space, Johannes Kepler University (JKU), Linz, Austria. The exhibition is an initiative of Prof. RA Dr. Willi Bergthaler (Institute for Environmental Law at the JKU) and focuses on contemporary artworks that transform plastic as a material into cultural objects (22 June to 13 July 2021).

BAFTSS Conference

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2021-04-14T21:57:09+01:00

Kayla presented at BAFTSS Annual Conference

High Water

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2021-03-30T14:15:00+01:00

High Water brought artists and researchers from around the world for an online event focussing on our shared connections to the sea and tides. Kayla presented a compilation of film work based our recent explorations of Plymouth’s estuary The Laira. We showed filming from kayaks and two direct animations made on the shoreline – the one-minute film poem Flow and work in progress of our new film Cadence, a still from which is above. High Water was organised by art.earth, Tidelines UK and Low Carbon Devon.

Flow at TrickyWomen, Austria

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2021-03-14T18:55:27+00:00

Flow was selected for TrickyWomen: Tricky Realities in the ‘Remarkable’ programme in Vienna, Austria. Flow was selected as a highlight of the festival by Zippy Frames and Joseph Norman - one of their Top Picks! ZF Review: A lyrical collage film, made with constellations of wildflowers and plants found along a river estuary in South West England. Nicely made, recalling the collage films of Stan Brakhage.

Purling

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2021-01-01T11:09:06+00:00

New Year, new film - direct animation 16mm.

Discovering Dalmatia VI

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2020-12-03T08:00:00+00:00

The Discovering Dalmatia VI conference in Split, Croatia opened with a screening of our film Father-land after which we delivered a paper ‘Separation Anxiety: Filming the Nicosia Buffer Zone’ about the production. Although the conference had to be online it was run really well with a great selection of speakers. The conference theme was ‘Watching, Waiting – Empty Spaces and the Representation of Isolation.’ – the programme is available here.

Visions in the Nunnery

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2020-12-02T23:00:11+00:00

Visions in the Nunnery 2020 Programme 3 curated by Benedict Drew @bowarts is back on now lockdown2 is over - open from 15 December 2020 to 17 January 2021 #VisionsInTheNunnery Stuart's #16mm film Zinn is screening.

Father-land in Competition

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2020-11-16T09:06:49+00:00

Father-land is in competition at 15th International Film Festival Cyprus. https://www.cyiff.eu/en/2020-all-films

Flow

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2020-07-01T12:56:47+01:00

Originated on 35mm film by Kayla, digitisation, editing and soundtrack by Stuart. Flow has been included in Kerry Baldry's One Minute Volume 10 screening online here VisualcontainerTV and 'in real life' at Ravening Sculpture Trail 2020 micro-kino pavilion in Norfolk.

Strangelove Experimental Film

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2020-06-22T09:45:59+01:00

Kayla Parker's On Location is screening at Strangelove Festival in Programme 11: Experimental Film curated by Chris Meigh-Andrews.

On Location at Strangelove

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2020-06-10T13:53:21+01:00

Our film On Location will screen at Strangelove Time Based Media Festival 2020 in the Experimental Film programme curated by Chris Meigh-Andrews. The programme explores “ideas around experimentation and development of the moving image”. The film depicts a year of the remote Devon hollow way visited by the British avant-garde filmmaker and performance artist, Annabel Nicolson, over forty years ago. Strangelove Time Based Media Festival on 22 and 29 June

BAFTSS Practice Research Award 2020

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2020-04-17T12:40:07+01:00

Our film Father-land and associated research won the BAFTSS Best Practice Research Portfolio 2020. The judges wrote: “This is a really haunting and also very timely film, with a very strong research statement, which interweaves memory, archive and voiceover to explore the liminal spaces between present and past and the borders between cultures and nations. An original idea around collaborative work as method: both filmmakers have a relationship to Cyprus via their father's military work, and the film interrogates and unpacks the patriarchal and colonial legacies not only of their personal narratives, but also the story of Nicosia itself, as the only divided capital in Europe. A moving depiction of recollections of childhood, the film questions the concept of home; the ‘here’ and ’there’, reflecting on images of conflict and bringing together the personal and the political. It feels very apposite in our post-Brexit times.”

Light Field 2020

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2020-03-14T18:22:34+00:00

Lovely review by Michael Fox on KQED: “One waxes rhapsodically about the unique and ephemeral qualities of celluloid at the risk of sounding like a Luddite, a Flintstone or an academic. Either you get the gritty, grainy realness of film or you don’t—until, that is, you see that British filmmaker Stuart Moore’s exquisite shots of undulating riverbeds in Zinn have a texture and depth that transcends simply capturing a moment. It’s the difference between, say, an etching and a snapshot.”

Zinn competition

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2019-11-19T15:50:39+00:00

Stuart’s film Zinn is in competition in Brazil Festival 1666 - COMPETITIVE 1: FUTURE OF THE PAST Screening Friday 22nd at 20.30 & Thursday 28 at 19.30 www.facebook.com/festival1666 1666.mundoemfoco.org

Art Weekender 2019

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2019-09-29T10:38:55+01:00

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Maelstrom over The Netherlands

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2019-07-12T14:14:23+01:00

The Screening Room SALTO video art and experimental film channel One Minute vol 9 collection of artists’ moving image curated by Kerry Baldry; SALTO is a cable network in the Amsterdam region accessible free to 1.5 million people on TV channel 14 (12 July 2019 for one month)

Measure in Bristol

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2019-07-11T20:28:48+01:00

Measure was screened at the Cube Microplex in Bristol today in BEEF’s Go, Go, Go! Programme 3 The Crafty Animator curated by Vicky Smith Vicky Smith introduced with Caroline Ruddell, editor of The Crafty Animator. http://www.beefbristol.org/portfolio/go-go-go-women-pushing-forward-forms-of-experimental-animation/

Sunset Strip in Bristol

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2019-06-12T11:23:27+01:00

Sunset Strip will be projected from 35mm at the Cube Microplex in Bristol tomorrow in BEEF’s Go, Go, Go! Programme 2 Handmade Animation curated by Vicky Smith. http://www.beefbristol.org/portfolio/go-go-go-women-pushing-forward-forms-of-experimental-animation/

Unknown Woman screens at Flatpack festival

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2019-05-04T15:24:58+01:00

Kayla Parker’s film Unknown Woman screens at Flatpack festival 2019 in its Invisible Women programme.

100ft of Deep Time at University of Plymouth

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2018-12-12T14:00:00+00:00

Zinn was screened as part of 100ft of Deep Time for Arts Research introduced by artist and cultural producer, Dr Joanna Mayes. Stuart Moore was joined by fellow commissioned artists, Karen Abadie, Rachael Allain who shared their approach to the theme and discussed moving image as practice research; University of Plymouth (12 December 2018) Other screenings include: 100ft of Deep Time, Meteor film pod installation, Cornwall Film Festival, Falmouth Moor (10 November 2018) Plymouth Art Weekender Scott Building, Plymouth (video installation, 28 to 30 September 2018)

Layers of Visibility

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2018-10-19T18:00:00+01:00

Read about our film Father-land film which premiered at NiMAC here

31 Days in Reading

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2018-09-04T13:09:49+01:00

Stuart’s film 31 Days will screen in Reading 6 -16 September Reading Film Trail curated by London Short Film Festival ...Riverside Museum (Turbine Room) Kenavon Dr, Reading RG1 3DH 10am-6pm every day RURAL WORLDS: These films take us into forests, country houses, alongside rivers, and onto the moors, to show us life in the countryside in a series of documentary and experimental short films. Mostly shot on 16mm and super-8 celluloid, these films give us a nostalgic sense of the past through the imagery on screen, reminding us of long lost trips and distant summer days. http://readingplaceofculture.org/reading-film-trail-add/riverside-museum-turbine-room/

Teign Spirit screens in Edinburgh

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2018-09-01T12:45:58+01:00

A collection of artist silent film shorts alongside rarely seen archive footage, curated by Emma Macleod + Rosy Naylor. https://www.artwalkporty.co.uk/2018/film-atthefair.html ...‘The Wheels on the Bus’ Bill Millett 04:06 ...‘Teign Spirit’ Kayla Parker & Stuart Moore 02:50 (2009) ...Kayla Parker and Stuart Moore 2009 ...The Jones family holidayed in the seaside resort of Teignmouth from 1934 to 1939, their summer activities captured forever on 8mm black and white film. A lifetime later, the town is still here: ships in the docks, bathers on the beach, people promenade... Commissioned by Animate Projects for CABE’s Sea Change initiative

On Location at LSFF

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2018-01-13T11:40:31+00:00

On Location will be screened in London Short Film Festival’s Leftfield and Luscious programme at the ICA.

Project has British Council screening

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2017-11-07T11:17:53+00:00

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Missing Derek at Plymouth Arts Weekender

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2017-09-26T10:00:00+01:00

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Benthic Caress at Plymouth Arts Weekender

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2017-09-25T13:30:00+01:00

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On Location at Plymouth Arts Weekender

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2017-09-23T10:00:00+01:00

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DRHA 2017 DataAche conference paper

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2017-09-12T11:14:27+01:00

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DRHA Radiant DataAche Exhibition

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2017-09-10T18:15:42+01:00

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Being Human at AWE

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2017-05-13T17:10:02+01:00

Our films 31 Days and Measure are screening at PS45 (which used to be Spacex Gallery) Preston Street, Exeter from 13 – 21 May during Arts Week Exeter. Details here

Bath Spa paper

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2017-04-28T14:43:35+01:00

Kayla and Stuart had a great day at Digital Ecologies and the Anthropocene symposium at Bath Spa’s Media Convergence Research Centre. We met some lovely people and presented a joint paper 'On Location: Developing an Eco-sensitive Cinema’.

Soundart Radio - Artists Walking Ep1

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2017-03-02T10:32:00+00:00

Our Maelstrom research project began with a field trip to the location, when we walked to the end of Devil's Point and recorded our conversation by the sea: broadcast as part of the Art Dot Earth programme Artists Walking Episode 1 with Richard Povall and Laura Denning on Soundart Radio (2 March 2017).

Moving Image Arts exhibition

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2017-02-24T21:08:06+00:00

Kayla’s On Location and Stuart’s One Second a Day and 31 Days were selected by Lucieta Williams, the curator of the Moving Image Art exhibition at Bristol’s Centrespace Gallery 24 – 28 February 2017.

31 Days in Berlin

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2017-01-12T21:25:23+00:00

31 Days screened in British Shorts Lichtspielklub Short Film Festival, ‘Selected Films’ exhibition programme; Sputnik Kinobar, Berlin (12 to 18 January 2017) ...12th–18th January, Sputnik Kinobar "British Shorts" Exhibition Project The British Shorts exhibition features photographs and experimental films. This year, British Shorts brings the 1979 exhibition of Peter Mitchell’s “A New Refutation of the Viking 4 Space Mission” to Berlin! It was the first colour show, at a British photographic gallery, by a British photographer. “This show was so far ahead of its time, that no-one knew exactly what to say or how to react, apart from with total bewilderment.” ...An Animation About A Rabbit by Chis MacFarlane

On Location in Arts Centre cinema

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2017-01-10T13:01:57+00:00

Artist’s film capturing a year in the life of a Devon hollow way exhibited at Plymouth Arts Centre till 19 January 2017 A new digital film directed by Sundog Media’s Kayla Parker, a practice-researcher at Plymouth University, is currently being screened at Plymouth Arts Centre as part of its exhibition programme of artists’ film. The exhibition On Location: Kayla Parker presents the twelve minute film on continuous play in the cinema, enabling audiences to experience the seasonal changes and meteorological phenomena over a twelve month period, captured through successive field trips to a sunken lane in a remote area of rural Devon. The film, entitled On Location, further develops Kayla’s previous durational moving image practice-research, such as the year of sunsets depicted in her 35mm direct animation film Sunset Strip, which was recently shown at Close-Up Cinema, London, and at Aurora Picture Show, Houston. On Location is a hybrid form of landscape cinema and self-portraiture through place, filmed using a range of experimental digital video techniques and accompanied by field recordings made at the site that capture the sonic architecture of the space. It is the initial phase of a research project that responds to Annabel Nicolson’s artist’s book, Escaping Notice (1977), and is a practice-based investigation of the ways in which an artist uses herself experimentally as instrument to create a self-anthology in relation to the land. Nicolson was an important member of the 1970s British film avant-garde, and the unnamed hollow way connects to a track that leads to the remote farmhouse featured in her book. The exhibition was selected as an Event Highlight by a-n, The Artists’ Information Company: the film can currently be seen at Plymouth Arts Centre until Thursday 19 January 2017.

LSFF screens 31 Days

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2017-01-08T13:00:47+00:00

31 Days was selected for the London Short Film Festival 2017 in the experimental Celluloid Traces programme. Festival director Philip Ilson introduces the programme in the picture above. LSFF made a decent DCP which looked excellent once the ICA’s Screen 1’s screen edge curtains were opened up to accommodate the widescreen image.

Heaven is a Place in Venice

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2016-12-16T13:05:18+00:00

Contemporary Venice, It’s LIQUID International Arts Show, curated by Luca Curci, director of It’s LIQUID Group, and organised in partnership with Valorizzazioni Culturali I Art Events; Palazzo Flangini, Cannaregio 252 - 30121 Venice, Italy. It's LIQUID is a communication platform for contemporary art, architecture and design. It's LIQUID is based on fluidity, motion, connection and accessibility (16 December 2016 to 15 January 2017) Venice International Experimental Arts Festival: OUT OF BORDERS, international exhibition of architecture, photography, painting, video art, installation and performance art, curated by Luca Curci, director of It’s LIQUID Group, and Andrea Chinellato, director of Palazzo Ca’ Zanardi and Venice Art House Gallery; Palazzo Ca’ Zanardi, Venice, Italy. OUT OF BORDERS is the experimental strand of the BORDERS Festival and aims to discover the way in which people and artists break the rules of everyday life and exceed the psychic and material borders, creating the starting point for the building of possible futures (14 December 2016 to 16 January 2017)

Bodies of Water screens at West Bay

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2016-08-20T08:00:00+01:00

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31 Days at Supernormal Festival

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2016-08-05T10:30:31+01:00

Stuart’s film 31 Days has been selected for BEEF’s Cephalopod screening at Supernormal 5-7 August 2016. Photos taken at Supernormal by Laura Phillips

Sea Front screens at Lido

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2016-07-22T12:00:59+01:00

Sea Front screened in Open Air Cinema, a short film programme curated by Anna Navas to launch the Sea Swim: Head Above Water touring exhibition at Peninsula Arts Gallery, a History Centre partnership project delivered by Peninsula Arts and Plymouth City Museum and Art Gallery, in conjunction with Plymouth Arts Centre; Tinside Lido, Plymouth (22 to 24 July 2016)

Parallel Art and Cinema Weekend

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2016-04-06T11:14:57+01:00

Kayla and Stuart each delivered a paper on Sunday 6 March at PARALLEL - ICO Art + Cinema Weekend 2016, hosted by Arnolfini, Bristol. The event was a festival of artists' moving image, presented as part of the Independent Cinema Office's Artists' Moving Image Network project, in partnership with artists' film distributor LUX. The papers were part of the well-attended ’Bristol LUX Open Forum: First Person Plural' session that considered responses to the questions 'What is it about artists' moving image which makes it particularly suited to first-person film-making?' and 'How can it articulate and help to influence a position beyond the self?'. Kayla's paper, 'First Person Film: Performing the Self', explored improvised performance and the body as the site of memory, and Stuart's presentation, 'Archival Revival and First Person Filmmaking', concerned offscreen authorship from behind the camera.

LUX Cornwall screening

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2016-03-23T18:32:23+00:00

Reach screened in The Animated Ground Meets the Film Strip selected by Vicky Smith on Wednesday 23 March, 7:00pm in Studio 5, Porthmeor Studios, St Ives as part of the LUX Cornwall residency. “A screening of films selected by filmmaker Vicky Smith that considers film as quantities of frames and lengths that can be impressed with passages of light, traces and textures using methods of framing, rubbing and layering. The films presented in this programme might be seen as raw records of a direct physical encounter with film, resulting in the direct inscription of a particular time and place onto celluloid. Many of the works involve a mutual collaboration with the landscape and are shaped as much by the maker as by organic interactions between the filmstrip and elemental processes of nature.” ... • David Gatten, What the Water Said, Nos. 1-3, 1997–98, 16mm ... • Vicky Smith, Bicycle Tyre Track, 2012, 16mm • Kayla Parker & Stuart Moore, Reach, 2014, 16mm transferred to digital HD • Laura Phillips, A Tale of Toxicology, 2015, HD video

Reach screens at Tricky Women, Wien

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2016-03-03T18:00:00+00:00

Reach screens at Tricky Women Festival in Vienna today and on Sunday, opening the Worlds In Between programme.

RWA 163rd Open, Bristol

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2015-10-03T12:42:10+01:00

Our film Reach was selected for the Royal West of England Academy’s 163rd Open Exhibition. The picture shows Kayla Parker alongside the work at the Private View on Saturday 3 March. The opening was well-attended with visitors queueing outside in the autumn sunshine. The exhibition is open until 29 November 2015.

Plymouth Art Weekender

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2015-09-27T15:27:41+01:00

We had work in two locations for Plymouth Art Weekender. The picture above shows Maelstrom: the return and Night Sounding playing in the Royal William Yard’s Mill’s Bakery atrium as part of the Convergence exhibition. Cinematic City and Heaven is a Place were screened in Plymouth University’s Scott Building as part of the Media Arts exhibition.

Reach wins at Cornwall Green Film Festival

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2015-09-19T11:30:07+01:00

Our film Reach was a winner at the Green Film Festival 2015 in St Ives, Cornwall

Scratching the Surface

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2015-05-16T17:31:35+01:00

Scratching the Surface was an artists' 16mm film direct animation project held at Plymouth Arts Centre on 16 May 2015. The workshop is part of the Sweet FA film art collaboration between Sundog Media, Moving Image Arts (MIA) Research and Plymouth Arts Centre.

Heaven at KINO DER KUNST, Munich

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2015-02-17T11:01:31+00:00

Heaven is a Place has been chosen for the International Competition of KINO DER KUNST! The festival will take place in Munich from 22nd to 26th of April 2015.

Chris Meigh-Andrews' Monument

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2014-11-13T23:33:53+00:00

Sundog Media re-edited Monument for Chris Meigh-Andrews’ solo exhibition. Find out more here: http://www.colchester.ac.uk/art/minories/exhibitions/sculpting-light-time-video-and-installations-1978-2014-chris-meigh-andrews Plymouth University’s ICCI provided technical and equipment support for the installation.

Heaven is a Place selected for Cornwall Film Festival

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2014-11-04T10:50:55+00:00

Heaven is a Place has been selected for this year’s Cornwall Film Festival - details soon!

FCPX Grill

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2014-10-26T20:09:46+00:00

Stuart chatted to Chris Fenwick on the Final Cut Pro X Grill podcast about editing video for 360 degree presentation in After Effects and FCPX. Here’s the episode direct link.

Maelstrom: dangerous waters

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2014-10-26T19:43:42+00:00

We’re currently working on a film project which responds to material in SWFTA’s archive relating to Devil’s Point in Plymouth.

Reach screens in Calstock

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2014-09-13T07:54:12+01:00

Reach, a 360 degree installation commissioned by the It’s All About the River film festival screens on Saturday 13 and Sunday 14 September in Calstock Arts. The still above show the work being installed, the end result is below: The film was edited in Final Cut Pro X which handles the ultra-large format well. There’s a great deal more information about the film here on Kayla’s site.

Monument re-edit

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2014-09-10T12:43:56+01:00

Stuart completed an edit of the 360 work Monument by Chris Meigh Andrews for ICCI at Plymouth University. The still shows the work being presented at International Panorama Council conference in Germany in September. Dave Hotchkiss from ICCI said “We screened it specifically as part of the EU Heritage Day event on Sunday 14th September and had over 300 visitors during the day. The film was a great success and was screened alongside other panorama and 360 productions.”

Heaven is a Place

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2014-04-22T13:39:49+01:00

Heaven is a Place, a dance film directed by Kayla Parker and filmed by Stuart Moore is now moving into its post production stage. ...Funded by: The Culture Programme of the European Union, and The Humanities, Music and Performing Arts Research Centre (HuMPA) at Plymouth University ...Inspired by the writing of Jean Genet, this dance film explores becoming, melancholy, and the erotics of place through the human geography of ports and portals. Through the integration of a range of movement based practices, emergent professional performers and members of Plymouth's LGBTQ community collaborate in the making of Heaven is a Place. ...Heaven is a Place is the title of the dance film created for the Plymouth strand of the Heaven on Earth? ... focuses on human relationships in dock/port cities, in order to promote trans-European understanding, diversity and research and skills development in the performing arts. ... project is co-organised by Roberta Mock, Kayla Parker and Ruth Way, and administered by World-Cef Inc. ...Images: Adam Whiting, Catarina Lau, Erik Koky at Firestone Bay, Devil’s Point (film still, Stuart Moore); Laura Murphy at The Shore Store, Laira (production still, Kayla Parker)

One Minute volume 7 at Furtherfield

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2014-01-25T12:58:03+00:00

Project was screened at London’s Furtherfield Gallery as part of One Minute volume 7. ...Following screenings last autumn at the prestigious De La Warr Pavilion in Bexhill on Sea, Caernafon and Hull's Museum of Club Culture, the new collection of artists' moving image curated by Kerry Baldry is on show at the Furtherfield Gallery, McKenzie Pavilion London till Sunday 3 February, with over 100 people attending the first day of the exhibition in Finsbury Park. One Minute volume 7 features an eclectic mix of films, each lasting 60 seconds, created by internationally renown artists such as John Smith, the winner of the 2013 Film London Jarman Award, as well as a host of other prominent film-makers including Media Arts lecturers Kayla Parker and Stuart Moore. In the other gallery space Flora was screened as part of the One Minute Remix programme. The One Minute volume 7 collection tours to Bloc Projects in Sheffield later this month, three weeks starting on Saturday 8th March at Chester Film CO-OP and will be presented in Plymouth Arts Centre Cinema on Tuesday 25 March as part of the Sweet FA initiative. ...One Minute Volume 7 is the latest in the edition of artists' moving image programmes curated by artist film-maker Kerry Baldry, and includes an eclectic mix of work constrained within the time limit of one minute. ...Sweet FA is year-long programme that investigates film-making and moving image in contemporary visual arts, and is a partnership between Plymouth Arts Centre and Sundog Media, with support from Plymouth University. Launched in October 2013 to complement the Luke Fowler exhibition at Plymouth Arts Centre, Sweet FA events include an introductory talk to artists' moving image by Kayla Parker, a 16mm film-making workshop day for artists run by Sundog Media, and a lecture on exhibiting cinema in contemporary art by film academic Erika Balsom.

Making Tracks Retrospective - 11 Jan 2014

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2014-01-05T11:56:57+00:00

White Body has been selected for the retrospective and will be restored live. Detail below from Whirlygig’s site: Making Tracks has provided an interactive platform for emerging film talent for the last three years, fusing live music with moving image. Since December 2010, with support from Arts Council England, we have hosted twelve events at Rich Mix and showcased over 120 short films, all of which screened alongside brand new scores, performed live by The Cabinet of Living Cinema. Join us as we say farewell to Making Tracks, with a selection of the best short films and live scores to come out of the project. The Cabinet will use a wide range of instruments and foley to add a new dimension to the visuals, creating an invigorating live experience.

Heaven on Earth?

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2013-11-18T09:04:51+00:00

Read about the development of this dance project here.

Scratch That!

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2013-11-10T20:21:23+00:00

Scratch That! artists' 16mm film direct animation project held at Plymouth Arts Centre on 9 Nov 2013. The workshop is part of Sweet FA film art collaboration between Sundog Media and Plymouth Arts Centre.

Project at the De La Warr Pavillion

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2013-09-28T18:22:02+01:00

1 Min Vol 7 featuring our short film Project screens at the iconic De La Warr Pavillion in Bexhill on Sea.

Ocean City Festival.

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2013-09-19T09:58:16+01:00

For the second year running Plymouth Arts Centre and Dartington Barn Cinema presents a programme of outdoor evening screenings at Plymouth’s majestic Royal William Yard. We are again delighted to have some short films selected to screen before the main featuures in keeping with the nautical theme.

The charming Lighthouse animation – which won the Young Motion Plymouth Award 2012 and The Young Ones Award at Animated Exeter Festival 2012 – and Teign Sprit whetted the audiences’ appetites for features including Pacific Rim on the large outdoor screen.

Jamming the Machine

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2013-09-01T18:23:37+01:00

The book is now available on Amazon: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Arts-Popular-Culture-History-Cross-Disciplinary/dp/1841023558/

Kayla's new book chapter

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2013-08-10T09:54:54+01:00

The Arts and Popular Culture in History Kayla has a new book chapter: ‘Jamming the machine: the personal-political in Annabel Nicolson’s Reel Time’ [chapter] in Rebecca Emmett (ed.) in The Arts and popular culture in history: proceedings of The Role of Arts in History cross-disciplinary conference. Plymouth: University of Plymouth Press (UPP). ISBN: 978-184-102-355-7. Publication date: 1 September 2013. Available on Amazon from September, pre-order from Plymouth University estore. This volume brings together a range of new and innovative research from postgraduate and early career researchers first at the 2012 cross-disciplinary conference, 'The Role of the Arts in History at Plymouth University.

Zombies!

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2013-03-14T12:08:57+00:00

I walked with a zombie: what the living dead can teach us about performance Sundog Media's Kayla Parker is giving a collaborative lecture with Lee Miller, Roberta Mock, and Phil Smith as part of Plymouth University's 2013 Festival of Research. The lecture will explore and celebrate zombies as a cultural phenomenon through contemporary understandings of performance. It will also suggest ways that zombies might act as models to help us to understand theories of performance that centre on participation, presence, space, representation, mediation and embodiment. Kayla's contribution focuses on film-maker Maya Deren's ethnographic research into Haitian voodoo ceremonies and rituals, and the phenomenon of trance state, and her own experience of voodoo trance, of becoming zombie. Plymouth University’s Zombies: Walking, Eating & Performance symposium. ...Theatre 2, Roland Levinsky Building, Plymouth University, UK The poster illustration above is by Laura Wady

Lighthouse wins Young Motion Plymouth

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2012-11-22T13:46:59+00:00

The 16mm direct animation film produced by Kayla Parker with students from Sir John Hunt Community Sport College has just won Young Motion Plymouth 2012. The film was transferred to digital and edited by Stuart Moore at Sundog Media. The project was made with Plymouth University and supported by BA Media Arts.

Marine Screen at the Royal William Yard

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2012-09-15T10:29:54+01:00

Marine Screen Marine City Festival, Royal William Yard, Plymouth; evening screening outdoors presented by Plymouth Arts Centre, Dartington Arts, and Peninsula Arts. Our films Cinematic City, Yessling and Sea Front will be screened before Jaws. Cinematic City Yessling Sea Front

Welcome to the Treasuredome

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2012-08-07T11:40:41+01:00

This Friday and Saturday we’re presenting two days of artists’ moving image in the amazing ICCI 360 degree cinema in Weymouth as part of the Cultural Olympiad. The ICCI 360 degree video dome is next to the Weymouth Pavilion on the sea front. Find a map here - search for Scanner on their page.

Treasuredome testing

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2012-07-15T14:01:25+01:00

ICCI technician Jude Butcher can be seen in the video driving the technology in the 9m test dome on Thursday 12 July at a secret location in Plymouth's glamorous Cattedown area.

The video is a short documentation of some tests from our programme for the ICCI 360 degree cinema in Weymouth on 10 & 11 August 2012. Welcome to the Treasuredome - details here:

http://www.cityinmotion.co.uk/treasuredome

Work seen on screen in order:
Udo Heudelmaier - Change
Jack Hague - Maelstrom
Derek Hart - Low-lying Cloud
Kimberley Cupples - Porcelina
Sarah Bowman - Colours
Rishi Pruthi - Eternity
Scanner - projections for the performance Borders, Unto the Edges
Chris Meigh-Andrews - Monument 360.

This is a tiny fraction of the two day Welcome to the Treasuredome programme.

Lights! Camera! Action and the Brain: The Use of Film in Education

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2012-04-28T14:26:17+01:00

The book with our chapter is now available here.

Unknown Woman gets a new soundtrack

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2012-04-15T12:32:43+01:00

Unknown Woman had a new soundtrack recorded live in January 2012 at a Whirlygig Cinema event. Unknown Woman was projected from a 16mm print by Suitcase Cinema and re-scored by the Cabinet of Living Cinema.

Lighthouse success at Animated Exeter

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2012-02-19T20:04:28+00:00

Lighthouse was Commended in Animated Exeter’s Young Ones competition! Well done to everyone involved in making the film at Sir John Hunt Community College in Plymouth and BA Media Arts with Plymouth University. The 16mm drawing on film animation (miniature frames and a micro-budget!) was postproduced by Stuart Moore at Sundog Media and the project was led by Kayla Parker.

Unknown Woman at LSFF 2012

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2012-01-14T13:00:29+00:00

Whirlygig Cinema will present Unknown Woman tonight in a programme of visually stimulating shorts alongside brand new scores performed live by The Cabinet of Living Cinema. LSFF says ‘In an exclusive partnership with the London Short Film Festival and The Suitcase Cinema, this event will hark back to the glory days of cinema, screening Unknown Woman and other films in their original format with the help of a 16mm projector - a truly visceral experience!’ http://shortfilms.org.uk/events/2012-01-14-whirlygig-cinema-the-cabinet-of-living-cinema-present-making-tracks

Teign Spirit 360 - Weymouth

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2011-07-22T10:30:12+01:00

Deluxe Soho

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2011-07-19T10:17:42+01:00

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Cinema City

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2011-07-06T17:08:00+01:00

A selection of our films is being screened around the city in Plymouth Arts Centre’s Mobile Cinema.

Sea Front in Britfilms 2011

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2011-06-18T15:17:07+01:00

Our film Sea Front is hanging out in the small but perfectly formed Shorts Experimental section with work by Cordelia Swann, Vera Neubauer, Ben Rivers and others. Shorts Experimental ...Fly in the Sky For Cultural Purposes Only ...Movement #1 Sea Front Slow Action Victoria, George, Edward and Thatcher

White Body rescored at Making Tracks

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2011-05-20T11:20:29+01:00

Making Tracks - May 2011Making Tracks is a groundbreaking platform on which to showcase up-and-coming filmmaking talent. In a collaboration with The Cabinet of Living Cinema, the idea is simple: we seek out top quality short films, strip them of their original soundtracks and The Cabinet rescore them live on the night. White Body will be rescored. @whirlygigcinema Friday 20th May @ Rich Mix Bar Doors open at 7.30pm, films start at 8pm £8 door / £6 advance / £4 badge holders

Soundwaves Festival 2011, Brighton

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2011-05-15T12:14:11+01:00

Presented in the One Minute international touring programme of artists' moving image, volume 4 2010-2011. ...Leaves of wild plants printed onto (black) colour reversal film leader using bleach - deep violet-blues and white. Presented in the One Minute international touring programme of artists' moving image, volume 3 2009-2010. ...Direct animation: my hair bleached onto black colour negative film leader - abstract yellow and green. ...Commissioned for the Definitive Stories screening programme at the National Review of Live Art, Glasgow. ...Direct animation: wild flower petals collected on a walk around the south west coastal footpath in the Cattedown area of Plymouth. ...Made by Stuart Moore for Aune Head Arts' Dartmoor Lives and Landscapes project, using DV frames shot by Jeremy van Reimsdyke. ...Commissioned by the London Film Makers' Co-op for the launch of the Lux Centre, Hoxton Square; with funding from the National Lottery.

Vienna Shorts

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2011-05-14T12:25:17+01:00

Animate Projects are known in the UK as important pioneers and networkers, as well as “enablers” of experimental (animation) film projects. That this doesn’t save you from financial cuts from the British Arts Council was painfully felt by the “online exhibition space” at the beginning of the year. One by one, renowned artists like Phil Mulloy, Paul Bush or Stephen Irwin threw their weight behind the platform, which also acts as producer together with Channel 4. ...From scrapbook bodies to outlines filled with light, there’s collage in the chaos and dance tunes in the abstract visual music. ...Variety is the spice as Wittgenstein pitches us into musical chairs, tables, apples and shoes with his thoughts on certainty, or its lack. ...The Life Size Zoetrope is the celebratory life story of one man, told via a one-take live action shot of a human zoetrope containing the film. ...Flip-books describe the sad story of a black dog, the development of which is almost indiscernible due to the accumulated and ever more condensed loops. ...Inspired by the unlikely plots of afternoon TV and Hitchcock’s Rebecca, Amnesia opens with our heroine discovering that her husband is Pierce Brosnan who gives her a mobile phone so that she will remember her past.

SWFTA

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2011-05-13T13:42:15+01:00

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Hands on at COLLECT 2011

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2011-04-09T10:19:54+01:00

Sunset Strip will screen in Hands on at COLLECT 2011 ...A programme of animated films that explores the relationship between the act of making and the act of making things move. Animation is often referred to as being a combination of art forms - drawing, painting, film, literature, sculpture, and music. Programmed by Animate Projects, this selection of experimental films sets out to show the distinct and fundamental role that ‘making’ has for much animation practice. It includes films that employ ‘craft’ techniques, using a range of physical materials in their construction. Others provoke us to reconsider how we think about ‘objects’ - physical and digital - or explore the ways in which animation itself is made and constructed. The screening is part of COLLECT 2011 the annual fair for contemporary craft. The Black Dog’s Progress (Stephen Irwin, 2008, 3’14”)

Horse Hospital

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2011-04-06T09:57:53+01:00

The first of the London Underground Film Sessions, presented by Robert Monk and David Sharkey at The Horse Hospital. Our film Twenty Foot Square screened in the One Minute Vol. 4 curated by Kerry Baldry

Crafty Animation

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2011-01-15T12:40:37+00:00

The Thelma Hulbert Gallery, Honiton, Devon, UK has included Sunset Strip, Heirloom and White Body in its Crafty Animators exhibition. Crafty Animators 15 January – 5 March 2011 As part of 2011’s Animated Exeter festival this THG exhibition reveals the use and portrayal of craft in an array of animations. This exhibition will show how animators incorporate traditional and contemporary crafts in their work and how contemporary craftspeople explore animation. There will be plenty of opportunities for visitors to get crafty and contribute to an evolving piece of animation which will be aired at the gallery towards the end of the exhibition.

Inamo

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2011-01-09T13:31:18+00:00

photo © Inamo We had films projected onto tables during Shorts a la Carte at Inamo. Here’s what they said: This year for the very first time, Inamo became a venue partner with the LSFF to provide an entirely unique experience to that which has gone before. To an intimate group of guests, we presented ‘Shorts a la Carte’: a carefully selected set of abstract short films were projected onto the table tops from above while guests delved into a hearty Sunday afternoon lunch at Inamo in Soho. Films from Kayla Parker & Stuart Moore, Max Hattler, Julian Hand and Naren Wilks made up a colourful 45 minute show of experimentalism, helped along by a complimentary glass of prosecco from Inamo.

CineCity screening notes

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2010-11-27T11:29:44+00:00

The imagery and course of the film was directed by the dreams I had around the time of menstruation: each month I 'confined' myself, to exclude external distractions, and focussed on creating images, filming and making artwork according to an 'inner' vision. Visuals are ink drawings/paintings, performance/pixillation sequences filmed at different locations (in the wood, amongst overgrown creepers) and in the studio (with lights and smoke machine), stop motion of berries, pumpkin and fire (on the body, reflected in water, and at night), cut-outs in the studio and on location, and painting, engraving and over-printing the film after processing. ...Day-by-day animated diary of a year's sunsets, recorded directly onto a continuous strip of 35mm film using a variety of materials such as magnolia petals, net stocking, lacquer and ink, to create a dazzling expression of the visual music revealed by 365 setting suns. ...Found objects collected on a circular walk are printed directly onto 16mm filmstrips: the fallen bodies of bees and flies picked from the dirt, and the vegetation growing up in the stony rubbish along a roadside verge which snakes around the perimeter of an industrial area along the Plym estuary. ...Dressmaker’s pins, buttons, small metal screws, plastic and silver rings: a collection of ‘found objects’, once used to bind things, and people, together: they have been lost or discarded, then rediscovered; their silhouettes burned into the emulsion of 16mm black and white negative film using household bleach: leaving a trace of their presence falling through time and space. ...An heirloom is something that has special meaning and has been passed down through the generations of a family; in the title, ‘heir’ is a homophone of ‘hair’, ‘loom’ is a device for weaving together disparate strands that meet at 90 degrees, but also carries the resonance of appearing threatening, magnified, or hugely distorted. ...A view through the window in Studio One at Plymouth Arts Centre: I drew what I could see during an artist’s residency there, using the glass pane as a ‘lightbox’, I engraved the images onto black film leader using a surgical scalpel. ...Animation Art workshop for Foundation students at Bridgwater College in Somerset: this is the film they made using found footage from a 1980s promotional film for Butlin’s Holiday Camps.

AnimateTV at Arnolfini

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2010-11-18T07:48:57+00:00

programme of award winning experimental animation from the UK, selected from the 100 films commissioned through the groundbreaking Channel 4/Arts Council England AnimateTV project, which celebrates its 20th anniversary in 2010. AnimateTV: 20 Years of Experimental Animation from the UK, a DVD collection of 23 films, with an illustrated booklet and essays by Adam Pugh and Dick Arnall, is available from the Arnolfini bookshop. ...365 setting suns, 12-frame, half-second days, rendered directly onto a 35mm film stock using a variety of materials, including nail varnish, magnolia petals, hair and net stockings. kaylaparker.co.uk ...Hand-exposed film, drawing on film, conventional animation and live action are employed to extend the filmic experience of imagined last moments. ...The time-slice technique was pioneered by Tim Macmillan as a student at Bath Academy of Art and the Slade School. timeslicefilms.com ...Purple Grey (Sebastian Buerkner, 2006, 7'50") Fantasies and flashbacks offer an enticing escape, and even a mundane room may be made more bearable by mentally morphing space and time. ...The celebratory life story of one man, told via a one-take live action shot of a human zoetrope containing the film. ...Over fifty flipbook animations, assembled within a single shot, each representing a different scene, and continuing to play on a loop as the narrative develops. smalltimeinc.com

Hand Eye Visions - Cinecity 2010

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2010-10-30T22:55:08+01:00

We’re making a film for this screening.

Peep Show at The Octogon

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2010-10-28T18:18:40+01:00

Salon South West: Peep Show at The Octagon - Kayla gave a talk on Thursday 28 October in response to the Project Space 11 exhibition in Plymouth City Market of moving image work by members of the Subjectivity and Feminisms Research Group at Chelsea College of Art and Design. http://www.kaylaparker.co.uk/phd/phd/phd/close_up_talk_peep_show.html

One Minute Vol 4

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2010-10-19T18:00:00+01:00

We introduced the travelling programme One Minute Volume 4 curated by Kerry Baldry at Plymouth Arts Centre. ...This touring programme curated by Kerry Baldry is the fourth in the series, an eclectic range of moving image with formats such as 16mm film, Super 8, video, stop-frame animation, superimposition, all constrained by a time limit of 60 seconds. ...Since its launch in London in May 2010, One Minute volume 4 has been screened at venues across the UK, from the Showroom Cinema Sheffield to Stew Gallery in Norwich, was shown at the Future Proof exhibition in Marseille and at the Ukrainian Art Festival, presented by Directors Lounge at the Meinblau in Berlin and at Contemporary Art Ruhr in Germany, and will be screened at the Kinofest international digital film festival in Bucharest, Romania in November 2010. ...‘it’s art’ (my grand dad is a conceptual artist) by Laure Prouvost (silent) ... Tell me when you think one minute is up from by Bob Levene  ...Film-makers Stuart Moore and Kayla Parker, who are based in Plymouth, and Tony Hill, who is based in south east Cornwall, have contributed all work to the One Minute touring programmes, and were present for a Q+A discussion about short film-making after the screening. Kerry Baldry: One Minute http://kerrybaldry.com/#/one-minute/4540180591 ...Kayla Parker artist’s research http://www.kaylaparker.co.uk

Nectar screening today

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2010-09-14T12:09:20+01:00

Our 360 degree short film Nectar premieres today in Plymouth’s city centre piazza on Armada Way. Look for the big ICCI dome near the Big Screen - more to follow.

Sunset Strip selected for AnimateTV compilation DVD

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2010-08-10T14:57:00+01:00

Here’s what Animate Projects says about the compilation followed by a teaser clip: Presenting AnimateTV: 20 Years of Experimental Animation from the UK We are thrilled to announce the release in September of a limited edition DVD of AnimateTV films. The DVD draws together a unique selection from over 100 commissions and highlights the incredible range of experimental practice accomplished in the UK in the past 20 years.

AnimateTV – 20 Years of Experimental Animation from the UK – Teaser from Animate Projects on Vimeo.

Coastcards in Bournemouth

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2010-07-17T15:37:42+01:00

Teign Spirit is screening in public//domain - part of Bournemouth Summer Live! - here’s what they have on their website: Coastcards - Three short films commissioned by Animate Projects as part of the Sea Change initiative. Susan Collins, has sent a coastcard from Bridlington, East Yorkshire; Andrew Kötting, has sent a coastcard from Hastings, East Sussex; and Kayla Parker & Stuart Moore have sent a coastcard from Teignmouth, Devon. Each celebrates the heritage of England's seaside resorts and explores the unexpectedness of the seaside by presenting a film that responds to a coastal town that the artists live in or nearby. Running Time: 10 minutes approx

Animation Deviation

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2010-07-13T20:01:06+01:00

Verge 360: beyond the frame We presented a paper at Animation Deviation at UWE in Bristol on 13/7/10 http://www.uwe.ac.uk/sca/research/animation_deviation.shtml APEngine mentions it here: http://www.apengine.org/2010/03/animation-deviation-at-uwe/

Glastonbury Village Screen

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2010-06-25T16:25:48+01:00

Teign Spirit was shown on the Village Screen at Glastonbury 2010 as part of this extensive programme. Thanks to Animate Projects for getting the work out there! Read about the Live Sites project here.

The Falmouth Convention

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2010-05-23T11:17:38+01:00

The Annexinema Film Programme includes our film Project at The Poly Cinema, Falmouth, Kernow on Saturday 22 May 8.30 to 11.30pm. ...While Armstrong, Aldrin and Collins are preparing for their journey to the moon, somewhere, 30 miles north of Edmonton, a solitary caravan is drifting through time. ...“The film is made up of four 100ft rolls/takes of slow pans of a beach and its surrounding landscape with focus and exposure in constant change. ... Only at specific instances do focus and exposure match to give an image that is readable in illusionistic terms, so that any attempt to ‘place’ oneself is subverted by the constant perceptual shift applied to the image.” ...From an essay written in 1935: “Wading around in water up to your ankles or navel, day and night, in all kinds of weather, even in areas where one is sure to find nothing, digging about everywhere for algae or octopus, getting hypnotised by a sinister pond where everything seems to promise marvels although nothing lives there. ...A series of experiments with light, time and place, Project is made up of hundreds of photos taken during field trips to sites of ancient Celtic holed stones in Kernow, taken using constructed devices and naturally occurring pinhole phenomena. ...First camera was instructed to film for the duration of a breath, whilst blowing his whistle as synchronising signal for the other two. ...Walk (in Progress) documents four people on a walk in the French countryside, filmed on out-of-date black and white filmstock with the audio captured on MiniDisc.

Hidden Harm DVD Praised

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2010-05-21T15:41:30+01:00

Our 2009 production Hidden Harm has been praised in the Ofsted report on Plymouth City Council’s ‘Inspection of safeguarding and looked after children services. Inspection of safeguarding and looked after children services Plymouth City Council Published: 21 May 2010 care Quality Commission, Ofsted "A new initiative, ‘Hidden Harm’ is being developed to improve support and outcomes for children and young people living with the impact of parental or carer substance misuse. Children and young people are involved in the service design and have made a powerful training DVD for professionals reflecting their first hand experiences and thoughts.”

One Minute Volume 4

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2010-05-14T16:31:06+01:00

One Minute Volume 4 screens tonight, Fri. 14th at Prism, Sheffield which includes Twenty Foot Square blogged about here by Directors Lounge, CAR Essen, Deutschland who will be screening the programme in July. One Minute is curated by Kerry Baldry

Spacex Spring Screen

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2010-04-30T22:21:58+01:00

Teign Spirit was included in Spacex Gallery’s 2010 Spring Screen: Artists’ Film.

Trick of the Light

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2010-04-30T12:17:19+01:00

We picked up the Trick of the Light trophy for Sea Front at the gala opening of the East End Film Festival at the Genesis Cinema.

Experiments in Cinema 5.1

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2010-04-14T15:01:28+01:00

Sea Front screens today in Experiments in Cinema 5.1 in Albuquerque, New Mexico - Programmed in Experiment 3 7:10 - 8:05 PM Download the festival programme here

One Minute Vol 4

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2010-04-01T19:57:46+01:00

Twenty Foot Square is going to be touring in Kerry Baldry’s new One Minute (volume 4) programme of artists’ moving image. Preview at Moors Bar in Crouch End 6.30pm - 8.00pm 6 May 2010; then screening all weekend in Open Studios Crouch End 11.00am - 6.00pm 8 and 9 May 2010 One Minute Volume 4 includes work by: Katharine Meynell, Jonathan Moss, Eva Rudlinger, Chris Meigh Andrews, Martin Pickles, Gordon Dawson, Sam Renseiw and Philip Sanderson, Tony Hill, Laure Prouvost, Stuart Moore and Kayla Parker, Kerry Baldry, Alex Pearl, Steven Ball, Anahita Razmi, Kate Jessop, Bob Levene, Erica Scourti, Elizabeth Hobbs, Liam Wells, Claire Morales, Michael Cousin, Tina Keane,Virginia Hilyard, Riccardo Iacono, Fil Ieropoulos, Marty St. James , James Snazell, Stuart Pound, Richard Tuohy, Simon Payne, Tansy Spinks, Louisa Minkin, Zhel Vukicevic, Leister/Harris, Nicki Rolls, Nick Herbert, Daniela Butsch, Michael Szpakowski, David Kefford, Cate Elwes.

MIA Independent Film award

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2010-03-19T14:45:20+00:00

Sea Front won in the Media Innovation Awards 2010 Independent Film category last night at St Mellion, Cornwall. We were really chuffed and it was a great night out too. The judges described Sea Front as ‘a very atmospheric and nostalgic production that was beautifully produced’ and the Chair of the Judges Mark Leaver had kind words about our film after the presentation. It was good to talk to fellow Independent Film/Video nominee Joshua Gaunt who was pipped to the prize. The three films nominated from the category’s entries were all quite individual so the judging must have been hard. It was clear that a lot of thought had gone into the judging of each category so thanks to all the people involved and to Karen and Kurston at PM-P. Jodie Burns, a student at PCoA was commissioned to make the beautiful trophies and David Fitzgerald was a great host for the evening. ...There’s a nice article about our win on D+CFilm here

Verge 360 filmed in 360

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2010-03-18T20:33:22+00:00

Karol Kwiatek recorded the projection of our film Verge 360 in the Igloo Vision dome using a Ladybug2 panoramic video camera. See the result here

Media Innovation Awards

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2010-02-27T12:30:27+00:00

Sea Front has been nominated for a 2010 Media Innovation Award along with two other films. The ever vigilant D+CFilm has info.

Plenty going on...

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2010-02-27T12:29:54+00:00

One Minute Vol.3 continues its epic world tour - today it’s at The BAck doOR Melbourne, Australia. Presented by cogcollective in conjunction with suek-artist (27 February 2010). Our films Verge Nocturne and White Body are included. Kayla’s film White Body is at the The Women’s Art Show 2010, Fairfields Art Centre Basingstoke, UK (26 February - 1 April 2010) Sea Front has been selected for Experiments in Cinema V5.1 film festival (April 10, 14-18, 2009) in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Programmed in Experiment 4, 14 April.

Verge 360

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2010-02-18T20:28:23+00:00

We were invited to contribute work to a panoramic video event at the University of Plymouth (15 - 19 February 2010). We chose to produce a digital re-master of dual-screen Super16 film Verge: Sculptural Geometry and Verge: Flux, stepped through 5 successive clock-wise projections with ambisonic(ish) audio. The video below is documentation of the screening of our animation Verge in 360 degree presentation by ICCI (Innovation for the Creative and Cultural Industries) and Igloo Vision at the University of Plymouth. At two minutes in you can see the panoramic video output of the event from a Point Grey Ladybug2 camera displayed on the recording laptop screen. Event filmed by Stuart Moore with a JVC GY-HM100 on 18-02-10

Verge 360 from Sundog Media on Vimeo.

Sea Front wins Trick of the Light Award

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2010-01-18T10:12:31+00:00

On Wednesday 13 January Sea Front was screened in the London Short Film Festival where it won the Trick of the Light Award for “the most gorgeous looking film.” Here is a statement from the judge Alison Poltock - artistic director of the East End Film Festival: "We love this - it looks so retro. And even though we don't know where it's set it reminded us of dodgy school trips to Southend in the 80s.... very tenuous link to East End.... And even though it doesn't have a narrative it's completely engaging - you're in that place, and it gives you the same feeling that you have in that environment - voyeurism, lazy sunshine and ...The LSFF described the Trick of the Light Programme: Short films are shown with gorgeous and sumptuous imagery in this stunning collection of rich cinematography and beautiful animation. The programme takes in drama, documentary and experimental animation, to give a varied outlook of life from surreal dream-like landscapes to a more realistic viewpoint, but with equally stunning results

Three films in London Short Film Festival

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2010-01-13T09:48:48+00:00

White Body (new shorts 3: Femmes Fantastique) and Teign Spirit (new shorts 6: Leftfield and Luscious) have screened at this year’s London Short Film Festival. Sea Front will screen at Rich Mix Shoreditch today (new shorts 9: Trick of the Light) - here’s how they describe the programme:Short films are shown with gorgeous and sumptuous imagery in this stunning collection of rich cinematography and beautiful animation. The programme takes in drama, documentary and experimental animation, to give a varied outlook of life from surreal dream-like landscapes to a more realistic viewpoint, but with equally stunning results

Animate 09 at Tate Modern

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2009-12-05T03:06:36+00:00

Teign Spirit was screened in Tate Modern’s Starr Auditorium on Thursday 3 December. The programme was introduced by Stuart Comer, curator of film at Tate Modern

One Minute Vol. 3 in Leeds

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2009-12-03T02:44:13+00:00

Pictures by Kerry Baldry - Lumen site Lumen says: one minute shorts vol3 – Kerry Baldry’s collection of artists work gives a snapshot of some of the exciting work being produced with an eclectic range of techniques including stop frame, video, film, Super8 and 16mm, splitscreen, superimposition, animation, digital and live action

AURORA 09 Tour

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2009-11-17T20:30:00+00:00

We presented the AURORA 09 Tour at Plymouth Arts Centre which includes Current Shot 01 by Philippe Gerlach & Stefan Kushima (still above) and Masking for Serene Velocity - Heat Shot 3 - two incredible films. ...A selection of the best new artists' work in the moving image from across the world, this programme of ten short films represents a wide cross-section of current artistic practice—from rigorous formal experiments to lyrical, poetic work; hand-processed, textural 16mm films alongside maverick digital adventures. The programme comprises work taken from the competition selection for the most recent edition of AURORA, an annual festival based in Norwich which explores the potential of the moving image via film programmes, installation work, performance and more. ...The concepts of inside and outside are troubled and the act of enclosure itself creates a screen on which to project the filmmaker’s own image. ...The opening aria of Bach’s Goldberg Variations forms the frame of this ‘associative editing’ piece which references the still-life paintings of Dutch artists Pieter Claesz and Lara de Moor. ...Images of the tides are married with celluloid that was buried in the sea bed and dragged through the ocean behind a boat, recording tactile evidence of the repetition and changes wrought by tide cycles. ...And precisely this suggestiveness makes Current Shot 01 so fascinating: the slightly weird impression that results when faceless figures – motionless and then in motion – start looking at you...” —Alexandra Seibel ...Blue paint starts to issue from the projected image, until the room is filled with paint and the distinction between room, image and seascape is lost, to dizzying effect.

Vauxhall Pleasure

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2009-11-10T11:43:07+00:00

Final performance of Vauxhall Pleasure at Holywell Music Room, Oxford on Saturday 7 November, 2009. The event combined a live music performance with video projections, including the film Vauxhall Pleasure edited by Stuart Moore of Sundog Media.

Ed Milliband

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2009-11-06T18:54:28+00:00

On a visit to Plymouth, Ed Milliband, the Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change, was given a copy of Sundog Media’s production The Other CO2 Problem by local MP Linda Gillroy. The DVD was commissioned by Plymouth Marine Laboratory and produced with students from Ridgeway School in Plympton during an intensive week at UCP Marjon earlier this year. See the film here

RSC Bill Bryson Prize

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2009-10-28T18:15:29+00:00

The Other CO2 Problem has won the 2009 RSC Bill Bryson Prize, the science communication competition for schools. We worked with kids from Ridgeway School in Plymouth and scientists from Plymouth Marine Laboratories during an intensive four days at UCP Marjon Media department. This was followed by weeks of animation, editing and sound dubbing by Kayla Parker and Stuart Moore at Sundog Media’s HQ, resulting in this award-winning claymation film which has attracted many accolades from scientists, politicians and audiences wordwide.

Teign Spirit online

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2009-10-17T09:38:38+01:00

Teign Spirit was commissioned along with two more Coastcards by Andrew Kötting and Susan Collins. The films are available on the Animate Projects site and as iTunes podcasts. More here soon.

Ecologist features CO2 Problem

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2009-09-03T09:59:51+01:00

The Ecologist has a review of our recent production The Other CO2 Problem

Hidden Harm

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2009-08-14T14:53:35+01:00

Our latest project “Hidden Harm” has been delivered to the clients. More information soon.

One Minute Volume 3 on UK Big Screens

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2009-07-30T20:18:27+01:00

One Minute Volume 3 is being screening on all the Big Screens throughout the UK this week - we’re keeping an eye on the one in Plymouth!

One Minute in Marseille

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2009-07-04T14:36:09+01:00

White Body and Verge: Nocturne can be seen in One Minute Vol. 3 touring programme on 19 September at the Marseille Project Gallery.

One Minute Vol. 3

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2009-05-30T11:48:13+01:00

Two of our films White Body and Verge: Nocturne are included in the new touring programme curated by Kerry Baldry. White Body One Minute will be showing on the Big Screen in Hull from the end of May until the end of July. There will be a Directors Lounge (Berlin) screening at Contemporary Art Ruhr, Essen, Germany 5 - 7 June. Verge: Nocturne

PoetryFilm Party in the Curzon Soho Bar

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2009-04-18T15:03:41+01:00

Free screening of a selection of PoetryFilms on the theme of Dream, and also live performances, including Project Adorno and Play 2. ...A back-lit paper cut-out stop-frame animation in the ephemeral world of thoughts and dreams. ...After being accused of a crime he didn't commit and attacked by suspicious townfolk, The Disappearer disappears, appears, and disappears one final time. ...A hat of cards and a blue watch bearing no time are the punctums in this lucid dream. ...Inspired by Roy Fuller's poem of the same name, the film layers stark black and white stop-motion imagery with a textured soundtrack evoking an interior mindscape. ...A hallucinatory space is set up when a frozen image of the artist's face is projected onto weighty pieces of crockery atop a table. ...The film is inspired by a dream of a woman and a crow in which the two beings share one sentience. Further dreams led the artist to the locations featuring in the film: the secret bluebell wood in east Devon, Haytor on Dartmoor, and the sea in Plymouth.

Boinx features The Other CO2 Problem

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2009-04-08T09:52:32+01:00

http://boinx.com/istopmotion/examples/ We used Boinx’s iStopMotion in the production of The Other CO2 Problem

Devon Life

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2009-04-05T11:34:44+01:00

This month’s Devon Life magazine has an article on The Other CO2 Problem. Read it online here: http://www.devonlife.co.uk/main-menu-helping-planet-ocean--138412

The Other CO2 Problem

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2009-03-27T13:46:54+00:00

The film is online here: http://www.vimeo.com/3800275 http://www.youtube.com/watch? v=kvUsSMa0nQU The Other CO2 Problem is a clay animation about the potentially disastrous rise in ocean acidity. Created by pupils from Ridgeway School Plymouth, Sundog Media, and Dr Carol Turley of Plymouth Marine Laboratory. Commissioned by EPOCA [European Project on OCean Acidification]; supported by UCP Marjon, and National Marine Aquarium.

Media Innovation Awards 2009

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2009-03-12T22:38:29+00:00

There 2 Care has been nominated for a Media Innovation Award in the Collaboration between Business and Young People category.

Young carers are children who have to look after members of their ...it is like to be a young carer: the jobs they do, the problems and issues they face, and the kind of help and support they need from teachers and healthcare professionals. Dr Roger Morgan, The Director for Children's Rights for England, kindly lent his support to the project, and introduced the DVD."

To make the DVD an animation studio was created at The Zone on Union ...

Stuart says that the project is inovative in many ways: "We were ...they could be credited on the DVD, we suggested that each child chose ...some of the children's experiences, and all were so impressed by the

The Other CO2 Problem

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2009-03-06T14:01:51+00:00

The Other CO₂ Problem was delivered to PML today before being whisked off to Copenhagen before returning to the UK to be presented at the Royal Institution of Great Britain by Dr. Carol Turley of Plymouth Marine Laboratories. In January, Sundog Media ran four days of workshops at UCP Marjon for pupils of Ridgeway School Plymouth where a story and characters were developed for the animated film which addresses the subject of ocean acidification.

f-word feminist research symposium

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2009-02-19T01:14:51+00:00

Kayla co-organised a research symposium on feminism at UoP and gave a paper too!

There 2 Care

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2008-06-10T16:00:06+01:00

There 2 Care from Sundog Media on Vimeo.

EUR-OCEANS European Schools Film Contest 2008

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2008-06-06T01:48:50+01:00

http://www.eur-oceans.info/EN/bruxelles/index.html

Our Coast, Our Sea, OUR PLANET!

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2008-05-16T16:31:15+01:00

In February this year we were invited by Richard Marsh of the Barefoot Project to run an animation project over three days at a local secondary school. Work commitments meant Kayla could only be there for the first day and Stuart for only one more - two days to shoot a film with novice animators! The Ridgeway students had visited the National Marine Aquarium in Plymouth for a scientific grounding in the film's subject - the effects of rising sea temperature on the marine ecology.

On arriving at the Ridgeway School we quickly set to work with Kayla organising the students' stories into a filming script and developed an ingenious narrative including an octopus chat show host and a naughty sea-horse.

...Luckily we had our trusty MacBook and the school had a single DV camera with a tripod in its reprographic unit so a mini animation studio was created under the library stairs.

...The production groups also recorded the dialogue for their scenes in a couple of very creative, full-on days! ...Discussions with the National Marine Aquarium - who were organising the UK part of the competition - resulted in script revisions to boost the scientific information in the film.

A trip back to Ridgeway School followed on the 15th May when new dialogue was recorded straight to the MacBook using a Mackie Onyx Satellite.

Street Rat

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2007-03-08T23:32:39+00:00

Street Rat chosen as a finalist in the First Light Movies Awards 2007 for its exceptional screenplay. Read about Street Rat here.

The Awards will take place on the morning of Tuesday 27 February at the Odeon West End in Leicester Square - judged by a celebrity panel including actors Kate Winslet & Minnie Driver.

Visit the 2007 Awards page on the First Light website.

Small World

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2007-03-08T23:29:25+00:00

Small World

We were commissioned to produce a high definition short film for inclusion in the 'Definitive Stories' programme for screening in the National Review of Live Art (NRLA) at the Tramway Gallery in Glasgow.
more info

Optical Organic

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2007-02-24T23:33:57+00:00

Optical Organic
An opportunity to explore the environment of Haldon Forest with award-winning filmmakers Kayla Parker and Stuart Moore and create an animated visual poem evoking a sense of place, using digital and physical image-making techniques to explore the natural world and the organic forms of the forest. ...

Date: Saturday 24 February
Time: 10am - 4pm
Price: £30 (£25) 01392 832277
Ages 12+ / max 10
Includes a DVD of day's work to be sent to participants.

Centre for Contemporary Art and the Natural World
Haldon Forest Park,
Exeter, EX6 7XR
CCANW website

Sunday Shorts

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2006-10-19T23:35:11+01:00

Sunday Shorts - one day international film festival. Sunday 19th November, University College Plymouth St Mark & St John (Marjon), Plymouth, UK http://www.sundog.co.uk/start/sunday_shorts.html

Perfect World at Wildscreen

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2006-10-08T23:38:31+01:00

Perfect World nominated for award at this year’s Wildscreen Festival in Bristol in October 2006. The Wildscreen jury chose Perfect World, our music video commissioned by the Bristol Natural History Consortium, because of its “outstanding creativity”.

Perfect World from Sundog Media on Vimeo.

The Wildscreen Festival is the world’s largest and most prestigious wildlife and environmental film festival.

Visit the Wildscreen site
... World music video produced by Sundog Media

Green (Un)Pleasant Land

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2006-09-02T23:36:23+01:00

Screening in Haldon Forest, Exeter Saturday 2 September 7.30pm at the Centre for Contemporary Art and the Natural World.

Our films Cage of Flame and Sunset Strip will be shown as part of the Green (Un)Pleasant Land film/music event presented by Halloween and animate!

Visit the CCANW website

The New Flesh

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2006-07-21T23:42:29+01:00

The New Flesh
part of Undercover Surrealism
Friday 21 July 9pm - 1am
Upstairs at the Hayward Gallery
...

Musical and cinematic interventions exploring sex and death, featuring the menstrual visions of our 16mm film Cage of Flame, presented by animate! ...

this performance includes material of an explicit nature

Hayward Nights tickets: £10

Plymouth Exchange

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2006-07-08T23:40:02+01:00

Plymouth Exchange (PEX06) programme of short films from South West England and Kernow screened at the Plymouth Independent Film Festival, Massachusetts, USA in July 2006.

For the 2nd year running we’ve curated a programme of new short films from the region for PIFF in the USA, and will be presenting this year’s Plymouth Exchange programmes from both sides of the Atlantic here in the UK from October.

Take a look at our Plymouth Exchange site here

Visit the Plymouth Independent Film Festival here

The British are coming!

Street Rat on the BBC Big Screen

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2006-06-12T00:32:41+01:00

Street Rat, the drama we made with young people for the Film Council’s First Light initiative, screens on the BBC Big Screen in Plymouth city centre during Wimbledon Weeks, 2006.

Read about Street Rat here

Playing in the Light

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2006-03-08T23:44:21+00:00

At the end of April, Sundog Media brought the ICO’s new touring programme Playing in the Light to Plymouth College of Art & Design. We’ve a long history of screening the best moving image work in the city and the south west through START, Plymouth’s independent moving image festival (1993 to present), and touring initiatives.

PSP Born Free at V&A

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2006-01-27T23:47:50+00:00

at PSP Born Free V&A Museum London - Friday 27 January 2006 ...at PSP Born Free, Victoria & Albert Museum, London ...

Born Free is a special V&A Friday Late interactive exchange showcasing ...featuring the work of Kayla Parker, Gary Carpenter, Tim Webb, Tim ...Scrutiny, SKZCP and Sunset Strip play in the cinema, plus a half-hour ...street soul vocalist Alex Mills with DJ Target, and Search & Destroy.

...Magazine), late bar & food - and of course an opportunity to tour the ...More details: http://www.animateonline.org/editorial/2006/01/animate-at-

Portraiture and Place in Contemporary Animation

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2006-01-08T23:46:18+00:00

Iain Sinclair on Portraiture and Place in Contemporary Animation 2 at National Portrait Gallery London - Sunset Strip was screened

Death to Animation

info@sundogmedia.co.uk — 2006-01-07T14:00:01+00:00

Death To Animation - animate! remix screening - Sun 7 Jan, 2pm, ICA, London
Buzzard Buzzard remix animate! films including our very own Cage of Flame and Sunset Strip