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DN030: To Shoot a Rurf – Shane & Paula Sheils

Today I’m joined by director Shane Sheils, who with his regular co-director and all round collaborative partner Paula Sheils, came early to the

Animation, Podcasts

DN026: Cities of the World – Robin Van Rijn

Our director interview today is with Robin Van Rijn whose work was first introduced to me through the stunning visuals he created for Bride of the Atom’s

Animation, Podcasts

DN025: Sweet Salt – Katerina Athanasopoulou

This quarter of a century numbered interview focusses on an inspiring, experimental, fairy-tale animation called Sweet Salt from director Katerina

Animation, Art & Fashion

Consider Yourself at Home – Andy Gibson

In Consider Yourself at Home, Tim’s daily routine is interrupted by a song from his dead wife that sets in motion a descent into the surreal. A project

Animation, Live Action, Podcasts

DN024: Sunshine Indoors – Andy Gibson & Ryan Rogers

My beer fuelled interview with co-directors Andy Gibson and Ryan Rogers is the first face to face interview we’ve put out and was great fun to do.

Animation, Documentary, Podcasts

DN021: Forest Murmurs – Jonathan Hodgson

Our guest director today has been working in animation since the 80s, is a twice BAFTA nominee and one time winner and also co-founded one of the UK’s

Animation, Podcasts

DN020: Abigail – Tony Comley

Writer, Director and Animator Tony Comley is a good example of what can be achieved when you put in the effort to nurture your ideas into effective,

Animation, Music, Podcasts

DN019: Little Spitfire – Neil Horner

Today, director Neil Horner takes us through his bold black, white and a splash of colour promo for the band Little Spitfire and their track If I Look I See

Animation, Podcasts

DN017: Beauty is the Promise of Happiness – Jon Yeo

Today’s guest Jon Yeo put together his short Beauty is the Promise of Happiness in his London flat for the grand total of £60. Jon seems to breath

Live Action, Podcasts

DN016: The 12 Inch Pianist – War-rag

We catch up with filmmaker Mark Jenkins to discuss his involvement with Cornish collective War-rag and their first short 'The 12 Inch Pianist'.

Live Action

The Man Who Needed A Traffic Light – Mark Jenkin

Anyone who's been stuck waiting to pull out at a busy junction will sympathise with feel the pain of Mark Jenkin's 'The Man Who Needed a Traffic Light'.

Animation, Podcasts

DN015: Phenomenal Xmas Irn Bru – Robin Shaw

A definite Christmas theme to the show today, my guest is animation director Robin Shaw. The chances are that if you’ve been online for more then about

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