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March 2006
Assasins
Show visuals at Sheffield Crucible
For the opening of a new run of Steven Sondheim's 1970 musical theatre
piece, Assasins, at the Crucible in Sheffield, a new stage was constructed
which incorporated over 20 television screens. I was asked to provide
animated material for these screens. Art Directed by Yeast
Culture, the visuals were designed to be operated by the show's
lighting technician. The work was devised to sychronise with the
script, and so act as part of a dynamic scenery design. |
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October 2005
Jamie
Cullum tour interactive graphics
Several
linear animations were commissioned by Yeast
Productions for use during Jamie
Cullum's 'Catching Tales' tour, which runs from October 2005 to
March 2006. The animation that accompanied the track "My
Yard" featured butterflys that would create the illusionary spectacle
of a magic garden. "Mindtrick"
featured musical instruments treated in impossible ways in a variety
of locations.
One of the interactive elements of the show included a graphic
forest that would grow if Jamie was serenading it. If there were
no serinade, the forest would start to recede... |
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July 2005
PRS
New Music Awards Films
In time
for the awards ceremony in July 2005, three animations were produced
to present shortlisted candidate’s proposals for new music performances
- at London City Hall. Interpretative animations were made for Jem
Finer's 'Score
for a Hole in the Ground', Terry Mann's 'Bells of Paradise' and
Craig Vear's 'Singing Ringing Buoy'. One successful candidate
will walk away with £50,000 to make their proposal a reality.
The award is organised by PRS (Performing Rights Society). The Animations
were Produced and Directed by Nic Hillel of Yeast
Productions. Sound Design by Dave Smith. Animation and compositing
by Daniel Harris. |
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February 2005
HMPos
1.01
A collaboration with the
art class inmates at Exeter Prison, HMPos 1.01 was an animation commissioned
by Animated
Exeter, Exeter
Prison, and Spacex
Gallery, Exeter. The animation was to be displayed next to a Jodi.org
exhibition at Spacex Gallery, which had a great impact on the direction
of the storyboard. Nevertheless, Exeter inmates were able to develop
a complex and layered story about their experiences. |
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