07.09.09

Live!Ammunition!

Filed under: Watch — Tags: , — Alex Amelines @ 11:13 pm

Live!Ammunition!

The Rain­dance peeps have orga­nized this course for those of you with an idea for a film, the course has been designed to help you fine tune your film pitch­ing skills. There’s a panel of top British film exec­u­tives (ie the deci­sion mak­ers of the film indus­try). This is like the dragon’s den for film­mak­ers of all sizes. For a fiver you’ll get 2 min­utes to con­vince them that your movie is worth invest­ing in. Some of their past pitches have ended up in the pro­duc­tion line: Meet The Par­ents (1994), 51st State (1995) and Siamese Cop (1996).

If you’re inter­ested head over to Live!Ammunition!, book your place and get the type­writer out (ok the lap­top) but do it, ok?

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The Cat Piano

Filed under: Watch — Tags: , , , , — Alex Amelines @ 6:10 pm

The Cat Piano © The People's Republic of Animation

“My soul cap­sized like a fish par­a­lyzed on a chop­ping board”… A city of singing cats are preyed upon by a mys­te­ri­ous fig­ure intent on per­form­ing his own feline sym­phony. The Cat Piano is a fan­tas­tic short film cre­ated by Aus­tralian ani­ma­tion stu­dio The People’s Repub­lic of Ani­ma­tion. Nar­rated by Nick Cave. Directed by Eddie White & Ari Gib­son. Pro­duced by Jes­sica Brentnall.

The film will pre­miere in Lon­don at the Rain­dance Film Fes­ti­val. It will also play at Ani­matu Inter­na­tional Dig­i­tal Ani­ma­tion Fes­ti­val, in Beja, Por­tu­gal, a fes­ti­val ded­i­cated solely to 2d and 3d ani­mated dig­i­tal films. And over in the beau­ti­fully pic­turesque Vil­nius, Lithua­nia, the film will screen in offi­cial com­pe­ti­tion at the Inter­na­tional Ani­ma­tion Fes­ti­val Tindirindis.


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