Produced for Village Arts this film begins with two short animations that use both Claymation and stop-motion that were made by members of animation club run by Dave Brunskill of Animha Productions. In the final part of the film a woman taking a photograph of the set for the Claymation film before the teenagers making it go back to work. Title: Village Arts Film and Video Resource Animation Club May to December 1998 Supported by The Carnegie UK Trust A Claymation film begins with a man...

Produced for Village Arts this film begins with two short animations that use both Claymation and stop-motion that were made by members of animation club run by Dave Brunskill of Animha Productions. In the final part of the film a woman taking a photograph of the set for the Claymation film before the teenagers making it go back to work. Title: Village Arts Film and Video Resource Animation Club May to December 1998 Supported by The Carnegie UK Trust A Claymation film begins with a man playing a guitar and a woman nearby dancing along. After smashing his guitar the man joins a band on stage switching between playing the drum, a saxophone and another guitar. Standing on a hill a Native American changes to an astronaut flying through space. Returning to the musician in the band both she and the Native American appear to dance along to the music. In space the astronaut crashes into several satellites in orbit after which all the characters featured in this animation spin through space following the astronaut. A stop motion animation featuring a collection of stones that create various shapes including a bird, a flower and a butterfly. In a darkened room a group a woman takes a photograph of the set for the Claymation film features previously. With the photo takes she takes a seat as the teenagers who are making the film continue their work.