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Computing the Outside World - Q & A with Grant Orchard

By Laura ⋅ March 28, 2008 ⋅ Post a comment

Grant Orchard, director of his own brand of quirky computer animated films, has quickly garnered attention. His Love Sport series, which started out with a few human dots bouncing around on a neon green computer generated field, was picked up by QOOBTV - the Italian division of MTV. QOOB funded a 10 part series of […]

A Slice of Human Caviar - Q & A with Paul Senior

By Laura ⋅ March 18, 2008 ⋅ One comment

On March 27th 1998, Paul Senior woke up, took a picture of himself and went about his life. For nigh a decade this routine continued until Paul had amassed a mountain of mug shots that documented the slow, barely perceptible changes in himself. Bad haircuts, glum days, unfortunate outfits are all recorded here in the […]

Running through Memory with Nic Kemp - Q & A

By Laura ⋅ March 2, 2008 ⋅ Post a comment

Welcome to our second installment of the Barking Film series! It’s Nic Kemp’s turn on the hot seat, answering questions about her film installation, “Memory Run”.
It is best viewed under very specific conditions: two floor to ceiling screens project two different scenes, which are in fact part of the same film. This is topped off […]

Filming the Divide - Q & A with Tony Johnson

By Laura ⋅ February 29, 2008 ⋅ 2 comments

First up in our ongoing series on the directors and films loved by (A dog barks) is Tony Johnson, who talks about his film “A Garganta do Diabo” shot at the Iquaca Falls in Brazil. By observing the tourist site in operation around the Falls, his film gently criticizes and commiserates with the tourists over […]

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Barking Film Series!

Computing the Outside World - Q & A with Grant Orchard

A Slice of Human Caviar - Q & A with Paul Senior

Running through Memory with Nic Kemp - Q & A

Filming the Divide - Q & A with Tony Johnson

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