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.

Teign Spirit is screening in public//domain - part of Bournemouth Summer Live! read more...

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.

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. read more...

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

Twenty Foot Square is going to be touring in Kerry Baldry’s new One Minute (volume 4) programme of artists’ moving image. read more...

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.

Media Innovation Awards site
There’s a nice article about our win on D+CFilm here
Plymouth Media-Partnership site

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

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

On Wednesday 13 January Sea Front was screened in the London Short Film Festival where it won the Trick of the Light Award. read more...

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

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 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.

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

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

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!

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

Two of our films White Body and Verge: Nocturne are included in the new touring programme curated by Kerry Baldry.


White Body
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Free screening of a selection of PoetryFilms on the theme of Dream, and also live performances, including Project Adorno, and Play 2.


Kayla’s film Unknown Woman is in the programme.

Curzon Soho, London
Wednesday 22 April
Films start at 7.30pm. Arrive early to secure good seats. Hosted by Malgorzata Kitowski.

Curzon Cinemas
info@poetryfilm.org read more...

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. read more...

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
part of Undercover Surrealism
Friday 21 July 9pm - 1am
Upstairs at the Hayward Gallery
South Bank Centre
London SE1 8XZ

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

this performance includes material of an explicit nature

Hayward Nights tickets: £10
booking essential: 0870 169 1000
last entry 11pm

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, 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