Zombies!
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. read more...
Lighthouse wins Young Motion Plymouth
The 16mm direct animation film produced by Kayla Parker with students from Sir John Hunt Community Sport College won Young Motion Plymouth 2012. read more...
Marine Screen at the Royal William Yard
15/09/12 10:29 Category: screenings | film
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.
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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.
The programmes run from 11.00 on Friday 10 and Saturday 11 August 2012 - see details here.
Entry is free to all programmes except the evening slot on Friday.
Friday evening features a premiere of a selection from Kerry Baldry's One Minute artists' film project. This is followed by a performance by internationally acclaimed sonic artist Scanner and the night is rounded off by two hours of 360 degree immersive VJing. All for £8! Tickets available here - search for Scanner on their page.
Lights! Camera! Action and the Brain: The Use of Film in Education
28/04/12 14:26 Category: publications
Unknown Woman gets a new soundtrack
15/04/12 12:32 Category: film | screenings
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
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
14/01/12 13:00 Category: screenings
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
