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2004 10 mins DigiBeta 16:9 Colour Dolby Digital |
National
Film & TV School |
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A struggling comprehensive school gets a make-over courtesy of the private sector. |
Director/Co-
Writer: John-Paul Harney
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John-Paul
experimented with film while taking a degree in painting and stayed on
to learn about digital media. After a year teaching at Duncan of Jordanstone
College of Art, he did a four-year stint in Soho, as a 3D visual effects
artist in film and commercials post-production, with arts and dance projects
in his free time, to keep the creative juices bubbling. He came to the
School to explore story-based narrative and flourished in the atmosphere
of peer group mutual brain-picking. In his future work, John-Paul plans
to continue using story as a means to explore ideas. |
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2004 7 mins DigiBeta 16:9 Colour Dolby Digital |
National
Film & TV School |
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somewhere in the limbo |
Director/ Writer:
Nicholas Losse |
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Nicholas Losse’s fascination with animation comes less
from an art school background and more from childhood Saturday mornings.
He has tried to maintain the playful and fantastical elements that made
animation so appealing to him then, in his work now. The unlimited potential
to weave stories within your own worlds and rules is what excites him.
Collaborating with the team at the National Film and Television School
gave him the opportunity to learn and apply directorial storytelling elements
to his illustration and design work. He cannot wait to develop further
story ideas and also do more illustration. |
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2004 10 mins 27 secs DigiBeta 16:9 Colour & b/w Dolby Digital |
National
Film & TV School |
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A sculptor becomes increasingly distracted and tormented by peculiar happenings. |
Director/Co-writer:
Salvador Maldonado Cast: Clive Ashborn (The Sculptor), Paul Duncan (The Stone Man). |
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Salvador studied Graphic Design in Venezuela,
where he specialised in audiovisuals and photography. He then worked as
an animator and editor in a production company making documentaries, news
programmes, commercials and promos. Moving to London in 1998, he found
work as an assistant animator, editor and production designer on a number
of small independent productions, including some films made at the National
Film and Television School. |
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2002 / 2 min 56 secs / Colour / BetacamSP |
New
Bulgarian University |
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A story about local hero who falls in love with a monster lady. It’s based on an old Bulgarian tradition called “blaga rakia”. All relatives want the bride to prove her virginity by a specific way. |
Director/Writer:
Iliya BAKARDJIEV & Nikola STOYANOV
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ILIYA BAKARDJIEV (23) & NIKOLA STOYANOV (25) are students at NBU, Sofia, (animation directing). The film "Heroic Times" is their first common project. FILMOGRAPHY:
ILIYA BAKARDJIEV - Heroic Times 2003, War 2003, Tasters 2004 |
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2004 / 1 min 27 secs / Colour / BetacamSP |
New
Bulgarian University |
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Great men sometime do crazy things but their mistakes are taken as a norm. If you want to be the greatest yourself you have to beat them somehow. |
Director:
Iliya BAKRDJIEV
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ILIYA BAKARDJIEV is 23, student at NBU, Sofia. He's gradueting MA in animation directing. FILMOGRAPHY: Heroic Times 2002, War 2003, Tasters 2004 |
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2003 / 1 min 47 secs / Colour / BetacamSP |
New
Bulgarian University |
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The War and it’s meaning in cutouts. |
Director:
Iliya BAKRDJIEV
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ILIYA BAKARDJIEV is 23, student at NBU, Sofia. He's gradueting MA in animation directing. FILMOGRAPHY: Heroic Times 2002, War 2003, Tasters 2004 |
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June 2003 / 2 mins / Colour / BetacamSP |
New
Bulgarian University |
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The film is about a little pig, whois looking for love, but has the bad luck to find it in the barrel of a hunter's gun. |
Director:
Svetozar STOYANOV
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Svetozar STOYANOV is 26, he graduates MA Animation at the NB University, Sofia. |
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2004 / 5 mins 30 secs / Colour / BetacamSP |
National
Academy for Theatre & Film Arts |
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The film tells the story of a little
creature, who`s mission is to bring good. It allways messes up the things
and the consequences are little unpleasent. With the delicate excuse “Oops”
it mooves on to the next who needs help. After few faults, the creature
decides that this has to end. It rips off and throws away it`s heart…
Alone at home it sees again the good in every evil. The victims found
again the happyness, although in another dimension. With new hope, she
returnes back to her mission. |
Director:
Borislava ZAHOVA
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Borislava Zahova is 23, she studies Animation Directing at the NATFA, Sofia. |
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2002 / 3 mins 56 secs / Colour / BetacamSP |
The
German Film School |
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Five Robots produce oranges. Only one little mistake by one of the robots disturbs the harmony and leads to total chaos. A metaphor for the world, for life and its complex backgrounds. |
Film team: Nils Engler, Mathis Lex, Tobias Wiegand, Hannes Geiger
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BIOS is a 3D animated short film, done at the GERMAN FILM SCHOOL as final work for the 2nd semester.
Tobias Wiegand |
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2003 / 4 mins 6 secs / Colour / BetacamSP |
The
German Film School |
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This is the story of a squirrel which sees the advertising for a softdrink. As a result it tries to get to the Cafe on the opposite side of the street where the vending-machine is located. Consequently the squirrel sets off to get the softdrink. During the journey several obstacles challenge the squirrel... |
Film team: Thomas Bittner, Markus Boos, Moritz Krappel
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We created this 4 min. short film within our second semester at the German Film School. The short was produced within a period of 2 1/2 months. Moritz Krappel |
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2003 / 3 mins 55 secs / Colour / BetacamSP |
The
German Film School |
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On a sunny afternoon in jungle, a little parrot is desperately trying to learn how to fly. Kong, a lazy gorilla resting beneath the trees, is witnessing Bird’s attempt to take off. The ape being fascinated by the tiny creature closes in to play with it – much to annoyance of the little bird. Furiously flapping his wings the parrot fights him off several times when he finally lifts off the ground accidentally. When Bird realizes that he can fly he leaves Kong to himself and happily flies away. |
Film team: Goro Fujita, Felix Graf, Moritz Bunk
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The short was done within a period of six weeks during the third semester at THE GERMAN FILM SCHOOL. Goro Fujita |
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2003 / 6 mins 28 secs / Colour / BetacamSP |
The
German Film School |
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Funny 3D animation short about Noah’s ark. Before the great adventure trip can start he needs to get all of the animals on board. That turns out to be a great problem for which he finds some strange solutions... |
Film team: Markus Boos, Hannes Gerl, Alexander Kucera, Kathrin Berghauser, Garry Runke, Hannes Geiger, Nils Enger, Monika Bress, Andreas Jablonka, Moritz Mattern, Moritz Krappel, Thomas Bittner, Mathis Lex, Alexa Muller-Heyn
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This 3D animation short was done during the fifth semester at THE GERMAN FILM SCHOOL. Hannes Gerl |
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2003 / 9 mins 11 secs / Colour / BetacamSP |
The
German Film School |
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Lars Keagan is an ordinary farmer who paints the most important moments of his life. We witness his artistic progress from infancy to old age as he reflects the dearest moments of his life. |
Film team: Moritz Bunk, Patrick Kreuser, Goro Fujita, Felix Graf, Sylvia Kratzsch, Marc Muller, Christian Miletzki
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The Beauty Of Life is a drawing-cartoon that is done during the first semester at THE GERMAN FILM SCHOOL. Moritz Bunk, Patrick Kreuser, Goro Fujita, Felix Graf, Sylvia Kratzsch, Marc Muller, Christian Miletzki |
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