Digital

2007 Short Film Commissions

Commissioned by Exeter Phoenix Digital with support from Devon County Council

Sweet Dreams

Written and directed by Bryony Road & Prudence King
A surrealist fairytale focused on women and dreams, disappointment and the choice to define your own narrative.

Gilt

Written and directed by Matthew Loudon
After an argument with her boyfriend Jessica decides to take a shortcut through the park, but does she make the right decision?

Here Lies Lucy : A Vampire Yarn

Written and directed by Joshua Gaunt
After waking up to find a strange bite mark on his neck, estate agent, Jonathan, sets off on his last day as a human. His interactions with various strange characters lead him to discover the harsh truth of what has befallen him and who is responsible.

Revenge of the Jazz Hoodie

Written and directed by Jerri Hart
Destiny is a difficult dance partner.

160 Characters

Written and directed by David Shaerf
When we have become reliant on technological devices as our main form of communication what happens when a stranger bleeps?

Small Change

Written and directed by Rosie Kuhn & Chris Jones
A little boy plays in a world of his own, lost in his imagination, but after a meeting with a peculiar old man, magic becomes reality and things become very strange indeed.

2007 Animation Commission

Commissioned by Exeter Phoenix Digital with support from Exeter City Council

Innocence and Loss - The Family

Written and directed by Richard Forbes-Hamilton
One suggested cinematic take which moves through a family home as the inhabitants experience various moments of innocence and loss. Created entirely with acrylic paint on acetate.

2007 Digital Media Commissions

Commissioned by Exeter Phoenix Digital & Galleries with support from Devon County Council

Dusty Toy Space Junk

Produced by George Lazenbleep
An experiment to turn found objects into electronic sound and vision generators, that allows non-intuitive, accidental and unpredictable output patterns.

Interactive Panoramic Timelapse

Written and directed by Ian James Wood
Explore intriguing panoramic timelapse photography by interacting with this motion sensing video installation.