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From Filming Stock Footage to Creating a Random Acts Short – Duncan Cowles Talks ‘Taking Stock’

Documentary dir. Duncan Cowles takes a humorous look at the world of freelance filmmaking with his Random Acts stock footage masterpiece 'Taking Stock'.

Animation, Music

Memories Light the Difficult Path Ahead in Gavin C Robinson’s Contemplative Music Video ‘Eyes Fixed’

DN speaks to Director Gavin C Robinson about his latest collaboration with musician Mike Vass for animated music video ‘Eyes Fixed’.

Animation

Gavin C Robinson Searches for the Ideal Life in BAFTA Winning Animated Short ‘Hart’s Desire’

Gavin C Robinson tells DN how he brought together an aspiring hermit, an aspiring socialite and a shared flask of tea for his charming animation 'Hart’s

Live Action

A Father & Son Find Themselves Emotional Light-Years Apart in ‘Mission’

In Mark Buchanan’s previous short The Search, a lonely man fastidiously studied the heavens in the hope of making contact. Maintaining his narrative gaze

Animation

TheyAreAnimators #15: White Robot

If you want to grab the attention of the right people in the short film arena, winning a BAFTA is certainly one way to go about. Production company White

Live Action, Podcasts

DN297: Radiance – Andrew Cumming

Although weaved throughout with fantastical elements, at its core Andrew Cumming’s short Radiance is the story of a codependence fuelled by sisterly love and

Art & Fashion, Documentary

I.D.

Scottish filmmaker Sam Firth finds a creative use for old passport photos in I.D., a short exploring teenage identity.

Art & Fashion, Asides

She Wanted to be Burnt

Ruth Paxton takes us on an unsettling journey into her recurring nightmares in heady mix of experimentation and narrative 'She Wanted to be Burnt'.

Animation

TheyAreAnimators #4: Selina Wagner

Having grown up on a small farm on the remote Scottish island of Sanday (an island with a population of around 400 people), where she spent her childhood

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