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| Idölle |
Animation/Short
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Contact:
Jochen D. Girsch
Phone: +32 2 5119156
Fax: +32 2 5118139 |
Perl & Schröder
Kielkamp 10
Hamburg, 22761, Germany
Phone: +49 40 8905228
Fax: +49 40 88169573 |
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Director |
Screenwriter |
| Anja Perl & Petra Schröder |
Anja Perl & Petra Schröder |
Anja Perl & Petra Schröder |
| Cinematography |
Music |
Editor |
| Anja Perl & Petra Schröder |
Constantin Christofides |
Anja Perl & Petra Schröder |
| Production
year: 1998 |
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Video
distribution rights are available |
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Film
Ratio: 1:1,37 |
Sound:
Dolby SR |
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| Education:
Hochschule für bildende Künste |
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Everything is quiet in the kitchen for the Minicat and the Budgie, when the flower chooses her moment. Under the fires of the afternoon sun, she sings her terrible song. A hellish dream for the Minicat. |
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Director
Bio: Anja Perl *21.1.72 & Petra Schröder *15.3.74
filmmaker, director, animator, modelmaker
Wir, die Tollen, 1995, 2min, Hi8
Flirrulenz, 1996, 2min, 16mm, puppet animation
idölle, 1998, 6.35min,35mm, puppet animation
Filmography: 1998 "idölle"
Prädikat "wertvoll" |
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awards: First Place in Animation
Palm Springs Int. Short Film Festiva
submitted to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences for Oscar contention
Special Jury Award
Internat. Woman`s Film Festival Minsk, Belarus
Best Short Film
10. Internat. Filmfestival Emden, Germany
Best Film
Satirische Kurzfilmtage Rüsselsheim
"Silver Winner“ in Animation
Crested Butte Reel Fest, Colorado
Golden Clip
Berliner Medienfestival, Germany
Best Traditional Animation
Animar, Mallorca, Baleares
Third Audience Award
Bamberger Kurzfilmtage
Silver Plaque in Student Animation
Chicago Int’l FilmFestival
3. Prize
Bad Liebensteiner Film&Videotage
1. TRIXX-Prize
Video-FIlmtage Koblenz, Germany
Special Prize for best Animation
Int’l Duisburger Filmtage, Germany
Animation Finalist
Moondance Int’ Film Festival, Colorado
Best Audio Award
Next Frame Film Festival, Philadelphia
2nd Place / Animation
14th Annual Fort Lauderdale Int’l Film Festival
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| Let's Get Medical |
Animation/Short
Film |
| Production
Company |
Contact:
Sean Anderson |
Jon Tojek and Peter Juneau
P.M.B. #183
San Francisco, CA 94114-1600, USA
Phone: 415-861-3591 |
| Cast |
Dr. Scott
Robb Gardner |
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| Producer |
Director |
Screenwriter |
| Jon Tojek |
Jon Tojek and Peter Juneau |
Jon Tojek |
| Cinematography |
Music |
Editor |
| Peter Juneau |
Jon Tojek |
Jon Tojek |
| Production
year: 1999 |
| Format:
35mm -3D |
| Video:
Digital Beta |
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All
film rights are available |
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Film
Ratio: 1:33 |
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| Jon Tojek
Bio: Born in Milwaukee Wisconsin Jon Tojek studied Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at University of Wisconsin Madison. Here he taught himself art and science of Computer Graphics using Silicon Graphics computers, Alias software, and Video techniques. Straight upon graduation he jumped into television advertising, then to work for Alias corporate. His last 2 years in Chicago were spent as head of graphics for a large post production house called Post Effects, then back to Alias|Wavefront again in San Francisco. Here he had the freedom and the wealth of equipment in order to create animation, film, and soundtracks. Since first learning 3D and video techniques Jon has always created abstract stories including, Live or Die, Devil Boy, and now Let's Get Medical. Each one shows obvious advances in technique and ability, leading to god knows what he may have in mind. |
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| Synopsis:
In summary Let's Get Medical is a 35mm short 3D animated film about Dr. Scott, a professional man who is a failing surgeon.
When he goes home at night he is once again the hero as his fantasy
world comes to life, medical tools, former patients, and happy organic creatures welcome him back to dance and frolic till dawn. |
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| The concept driving the film is the comfort that one person
can find in leading the dual life of two completely conflicting roles thru each and every day. In the case of Dr. Scott it is
the tragic loss of lives as patient after patient dies due to his completely incompetent surgical techniques during the routine work
day and his complete success when he returns home alone to the secure, familiar, joyous fantasies and hallucinations that keep
him happy thru the night until that next stab at work tomorrow. |
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awards: 3rd place award Short Film Visual Effects, Vancouver Effects & Animation Festival
July 17, 1999.
Best Special Effects award, Zoie Internet Films Festival (Atlanta).
Winner of best animated short, Animation category,
Always Independent Films Festival.
Finalist for Best Animation, Japan Digital Animation Festival - Nagoya
September 1999.
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address: http://tojek.com |
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| Yellow Portable |
Art/Dance/Music/Video/TV |
| Production
Company |
Contact:
Sean Anderson |
The Society Of Abused
Monkeys
2277 Ridge Ave
Clermont, FL 34711, USA
2277 Ridge Ave
Phone: 352-243-5557 |
| Cast |
Jon Hubbard,
Sean Anderson, Jon Hubbard
Sean Anderson, Chris Duncan |
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| Producer |
Director |
Screenwriter |
| Sean Anderson |
Sean Anderson |
Sean Anderson |
| Cinematography |
Music |
Editor |
| Sean Anderson |
Sean Anderson |
Sean Anderson |
| Production
year: 2000 |
Format:
VHS |
All
film rights are available |
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| A 15 minute film made by using music mostly from
Moby ans some from STP to make something like a big 15 minute music
video. Includes some stop animation. |
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address: http://www.abusedmonkeys.cjb.net |
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