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Moving Image Coalition
December 17, 2003 screening
Expresso
Café (Opposite Cinema) Dean St, Albury.
Rodney Bourke,
Movie
Film Alive, Super
8, 1994, 3.5mins.
My first attempt animation black and white silent film, for White Glove
Film Festival, Melbourne. Using Star Wars figures in a comical way I
attempted to show the difference between film (Rebels) and video (the
Dark Side). This film was edited entirely in camera and presented as
is.
Ernie Fosselius & Michael
Wiese, (USA), Hardware Wars,
16mm/DVD, 1978, 15mins.
This is a Star Wars comedy spoof that even George Lucas, says “it is
his favourite fan film”. As the big brother movie is the all time great
so is this short film. Available to buy, www.mwp.com
. This sprawling space saga of romance, rebellion, and house hold appliances
features steam-iron spaceships, the original flying toasters, and stars
Fluke Starbucker, Ham Salad, Auggie “Ben” Doggie, 4-Q-2, Artie Deco,
Darph Nader.
Grant Meredith, (Ballarat),
Dangerous Dan Jones, Hi8/VHS, 2002,
10 mins, 50 secs.
A rugged adventurer has embarked on a mighty quest. He must retrieve
a great treasure and return to the safety of civilization. In his way
stands a myriad of foes and terrible traps. Will he succeed? from MIC
Nov 12th 2002.
Grant Meredith, (Ballarat),
Udds Armageddon, Hi8/VHS, 11 mins
30 secs.
The sequel to the famous Winter of the Udds, set in the middle of the
great war of freedom against the terrifying genetically-altered rubber
glove Udds. A tribute to the great post-nuclear sci-fis of the '50s
and '60s. A tale of victory and despair. The war spreads out through
many countries heading towards the devastating finale in Australia.
Many men and Udds will die. from MIC June 11th
2002.
Amanda Bland, Lucas Wittingslow
& Robert Taylor, (Local Filmmakers), Another
Mutant, miniDV/DVD, 11mins.
This is the first attempt for these budding young filmmakers, shot entirely
at Wodonga West Secondary School. All shot digitally in camera and entirely
edited on Mac presented on DVD. I must say these titles fooled me as
a Hollywood production. With this kind of talent, and enthusiasm I can
only look forward to future projects.
We also saw, felt
and handled movie cameras (8mm, 9.5 & Super 8) brought in by Rodney
Bourke, and listened to a talk from Paul Dickenson about his business
called “Video Producers”, he also talked about his Studio in Chiltern.
(which we all plan to visit at a future date).
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