November
12, 2002 screening
Cinema
Nova,
Lygon St. Carlton
Sex
Pixels,
Pink Spunk, video, 2001, 4 mins.
An experiMENTAL all-digital animation spectacular. Originally produced
as a film clip for Melbourne underground musician, Askii, for the grand
sum of $4.00 (Aus).
Diane
Peters Harp (Live) to:
Tony Woods,
Equivalent Frame Work, Super-8
film, 2002, 13 mins.
It is the action before the camera which dominates the process.
Diane Peters - Harpist, composer
- plays original jazz with her band Archaeopteryx, with a CD released
on New Market '00. They have toured in Europe in 2001. Diane continues
to compose for her band, new ensembles, and film.
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When
I Grow Up '02
(Bill Mousoulis)
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Sherridan
Green, Sweet
Melancholy, Super-8 film/video, 2002, 11 mins.
A tribute to women's grief and loss. This poem by Nanuska gives the
feeling where it came from: "In me There is an
exquisite Loneliness deep And personal-like
unbearable Pain I made friends With
it and Found peace."
Bill
Mousoulis,
When I Grow Up '02, Super-8 film,
2002, 40 mins.
To mark his 20th anniversary as a film-maker, Bill Mousoulis will present
a one-off screening of various excerpts and out-takes from Super 8 films
he has made since 1982. He will provide a live commentary to accompany
the clips on the night.
Kristian
Brennan,
Bring the Beat Back, video, 2002,
6 mins, 40 secs.
The beat has gone, we can bring it back, the beat is the sound, and
the beat is between people.
Perry
Laird, Nite
Spot, Super-8 film, 2002, 5 mins.
A film to be part of the intended '02 image with soundtrack DVD, featuring
Stu Thomas & the Brass Bed.
Victoria
Armytage & Brendan Harraghy,
A Series of Animations, Super-8
film, 2002, 4 mins.
Drums, dragons, battles and adventures. Short trips into the world of
fantasy.
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Dangerous
Dan Jones
(Grant Meredith)
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Grant
Meredith,
Dangerous Dan Jones, video, 2002,
10 mins, 50 secs.
A rugged adventurer has embarked on a mighty quest. He must retrieve
a great treasure and return to the safety of civilization. In his way
stands a myriad of foes and terrible traps. Will he succeed?
Lisa
Moore, Travelling
Waves, Super-8 film, 2002, 4 mins.
Upon closer observation, the various forces of nature become visible
in this moving world.
Peter
Lane, 9999,
Super-8 film, 1999, 5 mins, 20 secs.
Events on one day. Early morning through to late night. City lights
seen through distorted lens.
D'Silva,
Tell Me a Story, 16mm/video, 2002,
6 mins.
About a man re-exploring his past.
Peter
Lane, Rays,
Super-8 film, 1999, 3 mins, 30 secs.
Atmosphere of maybe another world. Light streams through leaf and wood,
matched by sounds of the netherworld.
Nicholas
Nedelkopoulos,
Complex World, Super-8 film/video,
2002, 3 mins.
A film to be part of the intended '02 image with soundtrack DVD, featuring
Stu Thomas & the Brass Bed.
also
programmed, but not screened:
Rad
Rudd, Homey,
video, 1997, 8 mins.
A homey walks down the street ...
Nick
Ostrovskis,
Melbournesque, Super-8 film, silent,
1989, 5 mins.
A landscape film. A man hosing bird droppings off the Yarra heliport
is the main star. The South Melbourne Coca-Cola clock also stars, as
does a smokey black chemical fire in Footscray. Took 5 years to make!
Dominic
Golding,
Highway 21, video loop, 8 mins.
With live spoken word delivery by Dominic
Archive
of programs
November
9, 2004 July 6, 2004
March 16, 2004
November 11, 2003 September
9, 2003 June 10, 2003
March
11, 2003
November 12, 2002 September
10, 2002 June 11, 2002
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