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CARNEGIE UK TRUST PROJECT: PROGRAMME 6 WORK PLACEMENTS
1998
1998-12-01
DetailsOriginal Format: VHS Colour: Colour Sound: Sound Duration: 18 mins 8 secs Credits: Dave Brunskill Genre: Animation
Subject: Arts/Culture Education
Summary Produced for Village Arts by Dave Brunskill of Animha Productions an animation works placement for young people from East Cleveland which features them working to produce animation cells for a film which is then shown in the second part of this film.
Description
Produced for Village Arts by Dave Brunskill of Animha Productions an animation works placement for young people from East Cleveland which features them working to produce animation cells for a film which is then shown in the second part of this film.
Title: Village Arts Film and Video Resource
Work Placements November and December 1998
Supported by The Carnegie UK Trust
In a darkened room three teenagers sit at lightboxes creating various frame-by-frame animation cells. At a nearby...
Produced for Village Arts by Dave Brunskill of Animha Productions an animation works placement for young people from East Cleveland which features them working to produce animation cells for a film which is then shown in the second part of this film.
Title: Village Arts Film and Video Resource
Work Placements November and December 1998
Supported by The Carnegie UK Trust
In a darkened room three teenagers sit at lightboxes creating various frame-by-frame animation cells. At a nearby computer with video camera they animate their cells. Back at the lightboxes three different teenager creating their own cells.
The remainder of the film consists of a montage of repeating short frame-by-frame animations that includes a series of pulsating shapes, a face, a boxing rabbit some intercut with a series of quick-cut Claymation animations sequences as well as inter-titles some of which feature in other Village Art productions.