Proximity (Inger Lise Hansen, UK, 2006)
Runtime: 4 min
Synopsis:
An upside-down time-lapse camera moves along a beach, inverting the sand and sky as the weather changes. The result is a disorienting and mysterious space where the originally solid ground at the top of the frame appears to be sliding past like a lava stream.
Inger Lise Hansen
Inger Lise studied Fine Art at North East London Polytechnic, St. Martin’s College of Art and San Francisco Art Institute. She works with film and video and her experimental animation films have been shown in international film festivals, museums and galleries, winning prizes including Gold Prize for Animation at the Bilbao Festival of Documentary and Short Films. Her film Adrift (2004) was awarded Most Technically Innovative Film at the Ann Arbor International Film Festival. Inger works both in London and in Norway.
animate!:
animate! tv is commissioning its 17th annual slate of personal projects for television, with running times of up to 6 minutes, and production budgets between £5,000 and £20,000. Individual works will be premiered on Channel 4 in autumn 2008, and will enjoy a long and highly visible international profile.
To be eligible for the competition, you must be an artist or animator with experience of experimental practice in film or digital media, and be based in the UK. Celluloid, tape and digital technologies are all acceptable, in pure or hybrid form. For further information please visit www.animateonline.org.
| Credits:
Director: Inger Lise Hansen |
