Aquifer - The Other Side of Now
The Florida Review features out film poem The Other Side of Now as part of Aquifer:
https://floridareview.cah.ucf.edu/aquifer/
Flow - Visions in the Nunnery 22
Flow has been selected for Visions in the Nunnery 22 in Programme Two led by Webb-Ellis, 11 Nov – 18 Dec, launch evening Thursday 10 Nov, 6-9pm.
Cadence in Norfolk
Father-land – Visible Evidence
Father-land will be shown on Saturday 13 August in the Screening Programme at Images of History, the 2022 Visible Evidence Conference, which explores the connections between history, archives and documentaries, and is hosted by the University of Gdańsk, under the auspices of the Andrzej Wajda Film Centre. After the screening, Stuart and Kayla will be discussing the film with the audience.
https://2022.visibleevidence.org/about-2/
Kayla will be delivering an academic paper, ‘Father-land: Memories of the Future Past and the Nicosia Buffer Zone’, at the conference earlier that week on 11 August.
Flow in Florida
35mm frame from Flow, the film poem created with a constellation of common wildflowers, showing in the Undercurrents exhibition at the Crisp-Ellert Art Museum, Florida, from 20 May to 17 June 🌿 read more...
Purling screening at ICONA
Loss Exhibition, Vienna
Loss, group exhibition, Father-land is screening along with work by Irene Andessner, Oreet Ashery, Rosy Martin, Claudia Pilsl, and Elisabeth Wörndl, curated by Claudia Pilsl; ArtP kunstverein, Vienna, Austria (4 to 26 September 2021)
The Other Side of Now
We’ve finished our film poem The Other Side of Now – more info soon.
Reach in Bohemia
Flow at TrickyWomen, Austria
Flow was selected for TrickyWomen: Tricky Realities in the ‘Remarkable’ programme in Vienna, Austria.
Flow was selected as a highlight of the festival by Zippy Frames and Joseph Norman - one of their Top Picks!
ZF Review:
A lyrical collage film, made with constellations of wildflowers and plants found along a river estuary in South West England. Nicely made, recalling the collage films of Stan Brakhage.
Visions in the Nunnery
Visions in the Nunnery 2020 Programme 3 curated by Benedict Drew @bowarts is back on now lockdown2 is over - open from 15 December 2020 to 17 January 2021 #VisionsInTheNunnery Stuart's #16mm film Zinn is screening.
Father-land in Competition
Father-land is in competition at 15th International Film Festival Cyprus.
https://www.cyiff.eu/en/2020-all-films
Flow
Originated on 35mm film by Kayla, digitisation, editing and soundtrack by Stuart. Flow has been included in Kerry Baldry's One Minute Volume 10 screening online here VisualcontainerTV and 'in real life' at Ravening Sculpture Trail 2020 micro-kino pavilion in Norfolk.
Strangelove Experimental Film
Kayla Parker's On Location is screening at Strangelove Festival in Programme 11: Experimental Film curated by Chris Meigh-Andrews.
On Location at Strangelove
Our film On Location will screen at Strangelove Time Based Media Festival 2020 in the Experimental Film programme curated by Chris Meigh-Andrews. The programme explores “ideas around experimentation and development of the moving image”. The film depicts a year of the remote Devon hollow way visited by the British avant-garde filmmaker and performance artist, Annabel Nicolson, over forty years ago.
Strangelove Time Based Media Festival on 22 and 29 June
BAFTSS Practice Research Award 2020
Our film Father-land and associated research won the BAFTSS Best Practice Research Portfolio 2020. The judges wrote: read more...
Light Field 2020
Lovely review by Michael Fox on KQED:
“One waxes rhapsodically about the unique and ephemeral qualities of celluloid at the risk of sounding like a Luddite, a Flintstone or an academic. Either you get the gritty, grainy realness of film or you don’t—until, that is, you see that British filmmaker Stuart Moore’s exquisite shots of undulating riverbeds in Zinn have a texture and depth that transcends simply capturing a moment. It’s the difference between, say, an etching and a snapshot.”
Maelstrom over The Netherlands
The Screening Room SALTO video art and experimental film channel One Minute vol 9 collection of artists’ moving image curated by Kerry Baldry; SALTO is a cable network in the Amsterdam region accessible free to 1.5 million people on TV channel 14 (12 July 2019 for one month)
Measure in Bristol
Measure was screened at the Cube Microplex in Bristol today in BEEF’s Go, Go, Go! Programme 3 The Crafty Animator curated by Vicky Smith. read more...
Sunset Strip in Bristol
Sunset Strip will be projected from 35mm at the Cube Microplex in Bristol tomorrow in BEEF’s Go, Go, Go! Programme 2 Handmade Animation curated by Vicky Smith.
http://www.beefbristol.org/portfolio/go-go-go-women-pushing-forward-forms-of-experimental-animation/
Unknown Woman screens at Flatpack festival
Kayla Parker’s film Unknown Woman screens at Flatpack festival 2019 in its Invisible Women programme.
Layers of Visibility
Missing Derek at Plymouth Arts Weekender
On Location at Plymouth Arts Weekender
Being Human at AWE
Our films 31 Days and Measure are screening at PS45 (which used to be Spacex Gallery) Preston Street, Exeter from 13 – 21 May during Arts Week Exeter.
Details here
Moving Image Arts exhibition
Kayla’s On Location and Stuart’s One Second a Day and 31 Days were selected by Lucieta Williams, the curator of the Moving Image Art exhibition at Bristol’s Centrespace Gallery 24 – 28 February 2017.
31 Days in Berlin
31 Days screened in British Shorts Lichtspielklub Short Film Festival, ‘Selected Films’ exhibition programme; Sputnik Kinobar, Berlin (12 to 18 January 2017) read more...
On Location in Arts Centre cinema
Artist’s film capturing a year in the life of a Devon hollow way exhibited at Plymouth Arts Centre till 19 January 2017
A new digital film directed by Sundog Media’s Kayla Parker, a practice-researcher at Plymouth University, is currently being screened at Plymouth Arts Centre as part of its exhibition programme of artists’ film. The exhibition On Location: Kayla Parker presents the twelve minute film on continuous play in the cinema, enabling audiences to experience the seasonal changes and meteorological phenomena over a twelve month period, captured through successive field trips to a sunken lane in a remote area of rural Devon. read more...
LSFF screens 31 Days
31 Days was selected for the London Short Film Festival 2017 in the experimental Celluloid Traces programme. Festival director Philip Ilson introduces the programme in the picture above. read more...
Heaven is a Place in Venice
Contemporary Venice, It’s LIQUID International Arts Show, curated by Luca Curci, director of It’s LIQUID Group, and organised in partnership with Valorizzazioni Culturali I Art Events; Palazzo Flangini, Cannaregio 252 - 30121 Venice, Italy. It's LIQUID is a communication platform for contemporary art, architecture and design. It's LIQUID is based on fluidity, motion, connection and accessibility (16 December 2016 to 15 January 2017)
Venice International Experimental Arts Festival: OUT OF BORDERS, international exhibition of architecture, photography, painting, video art, installation and performance art, curated by Luca Curci, director of It’s LIQUID Group, and Andrea Chinellato, director of Palazzo Ca’ Zanardi and Venice Art House Gallery; Palazzo Ca’ Zanardi, Venice, Italy. OUT OF BORDERS is the experimental strand of the BORDERS Festival and aims to discover the way in which people and artists break the rules of everyday life and exceed the psychic and material borders, creating the starting point for the building of possible futures (14 December 2016 to 16 January 2017)
31 Days at Supernormal Festival
Stuart’s film 31 Days has been selected for BEEF’s Cephalopod screening at Supernormal 5-7 August 2016. read more...
LUX Cornwall screening
Reach screened in The Animated Ground Meets the Film Strip selected by Vicky Smith on Wednesday 23 March, 7:00pm in Studio 5, Porthmeor Studios, St Ives as part of the LUX Cornwall residency. read more...
Reach screens at Tricky Women, Wien
Reach screens at Tricky Women Festival in Vienna today and on Sunday, opening the Worlds In Between programme.
RWA 163rd Open, Bristol
Our film Reach was selected for the Royal West of England Academy’s 163rd Open Exhibition. read more...
Plymouth Art Weekender
We had work in two locations for Plymouth Art Weekender. The picture above shows Maelstrom: the return and Night Sounding playing in the Royal William Yard’s Mill’s Bakery atrium as part of the Convergence exhibition. Cinematic City and Heaven is a Place were screened in Plymouth University’s Scott Building as part of the Media Arts exhibition.
Reach wins at Cornwall Green Film Festival
Scratching the Surface
Scratching the Surface was an artists' 16mm film direct animation project held at Plymouth Arts Centre on 16 May 2015. The workshop is part of the Sweet FA film art collaboration between Sundog Media, Moving Image Arts (MIA) Research and Plymouth Arts Centre.
Heaven at KINO DER KUNST, Munich
Heaven is a Place has been chosen for the International Competition of KINO DER KUNST! The festival will take place in Munich from 22nd to 26th of April 2015.
Heaven is a Place selected for Cornwall Film Festival
Heaven is a Place has been selected for this year’s Cornwall Film Festival - details soon!
FCPX Grill
Stuart chatted to Chris Fenwick on the Final Cut Pro X Grill podcast about editing video for 360 degree presentation in After Effects and FCPX. Here’s the episode direct link.
Maelstrom: dangerous waters
We’re currently working on a film project which responds to material in SWFTA’s archive relating to Devil’s Point in Plymouth. read more...
Reach screens in Calstock
Reach, a 360 degree installation commissioned by the It’s All About the River film festival screens on Saturday 13 and Sunday 14 September in Calstock Arts.
read more...
Heaven is a Place
Heaven is a Place, a dance film directed by Kayla Parker and filmed by Stuart Moore is now moving into its post production stage. read more...
One Minute volume 7 at Furtherfield
Project was screened at London’s Furtherfield Gallery as part of One Minute volume 7.
One Minute volume 7
Following screenings last autumn at the prestigious De La Warr Pavilion in Bexhill on Sea, Caernafon, and Hull's Museum of Club Culture, the new collection of artists' moving image curated by Kerry Baldry is on show at the Furtherfield Gallery, McKenzie Pavilion London till Sunday 3 February, with over 100 people attending the first day of the exhibition in Finsbury Park. read more...
Making Tracks Retrospective - 11 Jan 2014
White Body has been selected for the retrospective and will be restored live. Detail below from Whirlygig’s site:
Making Tracks has provided an interactive platform for emerging film talent for the last three years, fusing live music with moving image. Since December 2010, with support from Arts Council England, we have hosted twelve events at Rich Mix and showcased over 120 short films, all of which screened alongside brand new scores, performed live by The Cabinet of Living Cinema.
Join us as we say farewell to Making Tracks, with a selection of the best short films and live scores to come out of the project. The Cabinet will use a wide range of instruments and foley to add a new dimension to the visuals, creating an invigorating live experience.
Scratch That!
Scratch That! artists' 16mm film direct animation project held at Plymouth Arts Centre on 9 Nov 2013. The workshop is part of Sweet FA film art collaboration between Sundog Media and Plymouth Arts Centre.
Project at the De La Warr Pavillion
Ocean City Festival.
The charming Lighthouse animation – which won the Young Motion Plymouth Award 2012 and The Young Ones Award at Animated Exeter Festival 2012 – and Teign Sprit whetted the audiences’ appetites for features including Pacific Rim on the large outdoor screen.
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
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.
read more...Welcome to the Treasuredome
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.
Unknown Woman gets a new soundtrack
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.
Cinema City
Sea Front in Britfilms 2011
Our film Sea Front is hanging out in the small but perfectly formed Shorts Experimental section with work by Cordelia Swann, Vera Neubauer, Ben Rivers and others. read more...
Soundwaves Festival 2011, Brighton
Sunday 17 July – Listen!
An evening of ‘silent’ performances and headphone music at The Sallis Benney Theatre:
Scanner
Mira Calix
Me and Machine
Martin Parker
Scott Smith
Jamie Crofts/ Duncan Bullen
London Short Film Festival screenings by Kayla Parker & Stuart Moore, Max Hattler, Julian Hand, Naren Wilks read more...
Horse Hospital
The first of the London Underground Film Sessions, presented by Robert Monk and David Sharkey at The Horse Hospital.
Our film Twenty Foot Square screened in the One Minute Vol. 4 curated by Kerry Baldry
Inamo
photo © Inamo
We had films projected onto tables during Shorts a la Carte at Inamo. Here’s what they said:
This year for the very first time, Inamo became a venue partner with the LSFF to provide an entirely unique experience to that which has gone before. To an intimate group of guests, we presented ‘Shorts a la Carte’: a carefully selected set of abstract short films were projected onto the table tops from above while guests delved into a hearty Sunday afternoon lunch at Inamo in Soho.Films from Kayla Parker & Stuart Moore, Max Hattler, Julian Hand and Naren Wilks made up a colourful 45 minute show of experimentalism, helped along by a complimentary glass of prosecco from Inamo.
Sunset Strip selected for AnimateTV compilation DVD
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.
AnimateTV – 20 Years of Experimental Animation from the UK – Teaser from Animate Projects on Vimeo.
Coastcards in Bournemouth
Glastonbury Village Screen
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.
Hidden Harm DVD Praised
Experiments in Cinema 5.1
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
One Minute Vol 4
Twenty Foot Square is going to be touring in Kerry Baldry’s new One Minute (volume 4) programme of artists’ moving image. read more...
MIA Independent Film award
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
Verge 360 filmed in 360
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
Media Innovation Awards
Sea Front wins Trick of the Light Award
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...
Ed Milliband
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
RSC Bill Bryson Prize
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 online
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.
Ecologist features CO2 Problem
Hidden Harm
Our latest project “Hidden Harm” has been delivered to the clients. More information soon.
One Minute Volume 3 on UK Big Screens
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!
One Minute in Marseille
One Minute Vol. 3
White Body
read more...
PoetryFilm Party in the Curzon Soho Bar
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 at Wildscreen
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...
Green (Un)Pleasant Land
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 websiteThe New Flesh
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
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 on the BBC Big Screen
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