White, grey and indigo
Making the video Artistic ideas always have inspiration from somewhere, but sometimes the inspiration is more simple and direct than others. In this case, it… Read More »White, grey and indigo
Making the video Artistic ideas always have inspiration from somewhere, but sometimes the inspiration is more simple and direct than others. In this case, it… Read More »White, grey and indigo
This post about Falling Between Worlds has been long in the making. I have been doing a full write-up of my thought processes and the… Read More »Behind ‘Falling Between Worlds’
‘A good interpretation of anything – a poem, a person, a history, a ritual, an institution, a society – takes us into the heart of… Read More »Speak softly, let your voice carry
When a prominent film director takes an interest in a minor film form, he’s going to be noticed. And so it was when Peter Greenaway… Read More »What’s in a frame?
First of all thank you! The response I’ve had to my work during 2016 has been astonishing. While it’s important to find your own voice… Read More »Your Likes of 2016
Insilico is closing. I’d long wanted to make a machinima there but I couldn’t get an idea that didn’t seem clichéd. I felt the need… Read More »Curiosity, Dystopia and Insilico
This time I thought I’d talk a bit about the process of putting together a machinima, using the example of my latest, Symphony for a… Read More »Making a Symphony for a Lost King
As I mentioned in my last post, I had a machinima selected for showing at Supernova 2016. Our Music of the Spheres premiered on the… Read More »Of Music, Spheres and Emotions
It’s been a long gap since my last post, though nothing like the 99 years between Supernova2016 and the poet Edward Thomas… A video of… Read More »From Supernova to Edward Thomas
47 years ago, I was making lunar landscapes from polyfilla and coal dust. Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon was still a few years… Read More »Floyrillen