Showing posts with label soupremacy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label soupremacy. Show all posts

Friday, 5 April 2013

Soupremacy Screening: Tight Shorts Film Club

NASA may not be sending anyone to Mars any time soon but "Soupremacy" will be screened at the Tight Shorts short film night on April 30th, at the Wenlock And Essex in Islington.

[Update: this screening of Soupremacy did not go ahead due to unforeseen circumstances. I'll post news about future screenings when confirmed]

Tuesday, 11 December 2012

The Reel Thing

"Soupremacy" screened at Showreel short film night on November 28th: finally I can claim to have had a film shown at the B.B.C.*

Highlights of an extremely entertaining programme included this "French" short "Magnifique!" (directed by James Pilkington)


and this most unusual music video starring Celia Imrie:

*(ahem) Balham Bowls Club

Friday, 2 November 2012

"Soupremacy" screening: Showreel

It's a reel pleasure: "Soupremacy" will be on the programme at Showreel short film night, at the Balham Bowls Club on 28th November.

Thursday, 1 November 2012

"Soupremacy" screening: Brighton Moviebar

Let the good times roll - composer David Novan and I will be at Moviebar, at the Caroline Of Brunswick in Brighton, on 3rd December for a screening of "Soupremacy."

Friday, 19 October 2012

Thursday, 30 August 2012

"Soupremacy" screening: Kino London

My animated music video for "Soupremacy" by David Novan will be on the big screen at the Kino London short film night on 14th September. Kino has moved to a new venue: the Horse Hospital near Russell Square. It's not a hospital and there are probably no horses. However there will almost certainly be popcorn.

Wednesday, 7 April 2010

Only Rocket Roll But I Like It

This replica of Stephenson's Rocket is more usually seen at it's museum home in York. However it is a fully working replica and for another couple of weeks, courtesy of the Science Museum, it will be chugging up and down a very short stretch of railway in Hyde Park, London. It's a smooth ride although you don't get to sit down and you may get a face full of steam from time to time, also not very fast: six year olds on rollerblades were passing us without difficulty.

Rocket was designed by Robert Stephenson. It was my inspiration for the Martian steam barge in Soupremacy so I enjoyed this first-hand experience. The original Rocket, or at least what's left of it, can be seen down the road in the Science Museum.

Thursday, 3 December 2009

Soupremacy: animated music video

Soupremacy is an animated music video collaboration between myself and composer David Novan. You can see the HD version here or on the YouTube channel. This animation was produced in Cinema 4D and edited in Blender.

Edit 6.12.09: Soupremacy has been in production for almost a year: I first posted a still image of the Rocket here in January!