“Noah” directed by Walter Woodman & Patrick Cederberg
Tag: short film
And he’s got some good advice for you!
Like A Lunatic from Sean Pecknold on Vimeo.
Let’s dance! And eat cereal.
Thanks again my friends at Disposable Film Festival for turning me on to this!
I caught all the toads I could as a kid. I kept them in cages. One morning, they were all gone, and in their place was a note from Walter Wart The Freak Frog. This lovely short animation reminded me of those days…
TANK from Nate Milton on Vimeo.
Thanks yet again for Disposable Film Festival for tipping me to this.
WIND from robert loebel on Vimeo.
Thanks again to the Disposable Film Festival for tipping me off to this.
Thankfully, there are those among us who always take things one step too far. It may be difficult for a relationship, but it is one of those things that the internet is really good for. People always say, in terms of content, the web works for broad comedy and horror/gross out, but equally grabbing is the OMFG vein.
Nash Edgerton’s SPIDER got a couple of exclamations out of me. And it kept me away from my third cup of morning coffee — which means it is a pretty strong dose.
I got turned onto SPIDER via Scott Macauley at FilmmakerMagBlog. Or at least I thought I did — Toni Collette actually got their first for me for the video he did of her. But Scott’s sourced other great work too, and gets full credit to turning me onto the work of Patrick Daughters long before he ever shot a music video. It was Edgerton’s recent clip for Bob Dylan that initiated Scott’s posting.
Checking out Edgerton’s work I was excited to see he is part of Blue Tongue Films in Sydney. I had the good fortune of mentoring a feature project of theirs — or maybe just related to them — when I participated in the Aurora Screenwriting workshop earlier this year. There’s great new work popping up all over. Here’s hoping everyone keeps taking things one step too far.
P.S. After I posted this I got a thank you note from my Mom who had just watched it and said that it had produced multiple screams from her. She reminded me that I repeatedly placed a fake spider in our sugar bowl growing up. I guess my connection to the work was even more primal than I recognized.
