From: Carl Lee (email suppressed)
Date: Tue Aug 04 2009 - 08:07:22 PDT
Hi -
"Pink Dot" by Takeshi Murata is pretty great and would possibly fit the
theme. He somehow manipulates the video codec to create these beautiful
digital, painterly and creepy morphing effects. In Pink Dot he uses
footage from Rambo: First Blood. there's a video of it on youtube shot
off a gallery wall which is awful quality but you can get an idea. He
also does drawn animations that are worth looking at, too....
Ishu Patel's animation work is also very striking and involves a lot of
shapeshifting (as would a lot of animation, I suppose) -- he uses more
traditional techniques... http://ishupatel.com/
Carl
Erik Lavesson wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I will arrange a series of screenings on the topic of shapeshifting in
> Stockholm, there will also be additional plastic works in the context
> and an essay or shorter text on shapeshifting aswell. I'm thinking
> that I'll screen two rather conventional feature lengths, but I would
> also want to have some shorts and/or experimental works that adress
> the topic. Now, I don't have a institutional framework to rely on, so
> it would be nice with suggestions that has a certain degree of
> accessibility.., but then again, everything is welcome! I considered
> these feature lengths, so you could see where I'm comin from on this..
>
> *Pan si dong (1967)
>
> Cocoon (1985)
>
> Ugokie kori no tatehiki (1933)
>
> The Thing (1982)*
>
>
> "The Twilight Zone" Episode: The Fugitive (1962)
>
> Cat People (1942)
>
> Ching Se (1993)
>
> The Company of Wolves (1984)
>
> Dust Devil (1992)
>
> Teen Wolf (1985)
>
> Thanks in advance,
> All the best,
>
> Erik
>
>
>
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