Artists have long created pictures narrating events great and small. For example, thousands of years ago, anonymous cave dwellers drew images about animals they encountered. In the eleventh century, weavers continued that narrative tradition with the 70-meters-long Bayeux Tapestry, which documented the Norman conquest of England. A celebrated twentieth century example is Picasso’s “Guernica.” Now, Iranian…
read more →The word “gear” likely brings to mind things like tripods, dollies, lenses, and microphones. Thanks to Johnnie Semerad’s “Walking Johnnie,” we can now add scanners and 3D printers to the list. In the following interview, Semerad takes us behind the scenes of his cutting-edge time lapse animation featured at the 2016 MobileFilmFestival. MMM: Before we…
read more →Daphna Awadish’s “Journey Birds” has won the Grand Jury Prize at this year’s MoMo Film Festival held in Zurich, Switzerland. FacebookTwitter
read more →In the following interview, Iranian filmmaker Nousha Saidi takes us behind the scenes in the making of her autobiographical short film HELLO MEMOIRS. FacebookTwitter
read more →Steve Baker’s haunting—and amusing—”Following” explores the possibilities of combining live action and animation. Baker calls it an experiment. The production took just three days. Running less than 2 minutes, the movie raises an interesting philosophy question. It’s also a study in character as location. FacebookTwitter
read more →Elise The’s beautiful and haunting animated video—”Synchronize”—was an Official Selection at the Disposable Film Fest 2012. The film is visually and narratively complex, FacebookTwitter
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