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Cartune Xprez 2008 is a collection of contemporary animated videos by Bruce Bickford, Shana Moulton, Blu, Hooliganship, Jim Trainor, E Rock, Josh Mannis, Lief Hall, Adrian Freeman, Ola Vasiljeva, Eric Dyer, Taras Hrabowsky, Timo Katz, Peter Burr, and Christopher Doulgeris. From around the world, this compilation showcases a generation of artists' mind melting cartoons bound by a strong Do-It- Yourself sensibility.
| Catalog Number: MC-959 |
Type: Shorts Compilation |
Genre: Animation |
| Copyright: 2008 |
Length: 60 minutes |
Format:
DVD Region: 0 |
| TV System: NTSC |
ISBN: |
UPC/EAN: 678277002494 |
| Label: Cartune Xprez |
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Films In Compilation
Comic That Frenches Your Mind, The directed by
Bruce
Bickford
USA,
Animation,
2008,
Color,
Magnetic Stereo,
00:05:28
Morphing beasts, junkies, and Davy Crockett tourists take the screen among other puzzling characters in this twisting pencil line animation.
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Copenhagen Cycles directed by
Eric
Dyer
USA,
Animation,
2008,
Color,
Magnetic Stereo,
00:06:36
Using a vast assortment of handmade zoetropes, Dyer pieces together a fluid portrait of his home-city.
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Mountain Where Everything is Upside Down, The directed by
Shana
Moulton
USA,
Animation,
2008,
00:04:49
An anxiety-ridden hypochondriac explores her collection of nick-knacks in a surreal workout room.
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Gylden Load directed by
Hooliganship
USA,
Animation,
2008,
Color,
Magnetic Stereo,
00:01:24
A load of halloween monsters freak each other out in a strobing cacophany.
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Lich Piercer directed by
Adrian
Freeman
USA,
Animation,
2008,
Magnetic Stereo,
00:10:53
Costumed warriors battle digital avatars in a series of enigmatic rituals.
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Whirr directed by
Timo
Katz
USA,
Animation,
2008,
00:02:50
A cookie-cutter subdivision is cut up and reconstructed in a string of digital beats.
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MJ5 directed by
Ola
Vasiljeva
USA,
Animation,
2008,
00:15:34
A 5-part portrait of MJ that unlocks the pop stars many mythological abilites.
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Moschops, The directed by
Jim
Trainor
USA,
Animation,
2008,
00:12:51
Crude marker drawings depict the slow existential lives of a prehistorIc animal herd.
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Explosions directed by
E*Rock
USA,
Animation,
2008,
00:00:00
An endless hypercolor big bang.
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Loop From Muto directed by
Blu
USA,
Animation,
2008,
00:00:00
A looping segement from Blu's tenacious stop-motion graffti animation.
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Amalgamide Tide directed by
Taras
Hrabowsky
USA,
Animation,
2008,
00:00:00
Stuck in an enormous cyclone of people.
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_Dudulup 01 directed by
Peter
Burr
USA,
Animation,
2008,
00:00:00
36 colors on 294 pages mark a senseless journey through television sets, volcanic islands, and other peculiar icons.
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Mz Mnnzn directed by
Christopher
Doulgeris
USA,
Animation,
2008,
00:00:00
A puzzling exploration of a mystery castle maze.
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Downward Dog directed by
Josh
Mannis
USA,
Animation,
2008,
00:00:00
A cartoon dog-man performs his yoga routine in endless repetition.
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25/27 directed by
Lief
Hall
USA,
Animation,
2008,
00:00:00
3D software stretched to its limit, twisting magic eye monsters with burnt-out landscapes and rapid-fire strobes.
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2010-02-03 Educational Media Reviews Online By Linda Frederiksen
This collection of experimental animated films features the works of various artists and musicians from the United States, Canada, and Europe. Assembled by two Carnegie Mellon graduates and Pacific Northwest residents, the compilation is the second production by post modern Hooliganship band members Peter Burr and Christopher Doulgeris. The video is made up of both short works and repetitive animated loops, all made within the last ten years and varying in length from about 2-10 minutes. Each of the 15 pieces is a unique and highly creative stand-alone work.
The 8 shorts selected for this anthology demonstrate a wide variety of production and post-production multimedia techniques and styles. From cut-out photography set in dizzying motion to abstract and geometric shapes superimposed over other images; from colorful kaleidoscopic figures to crude black and white pen and ink drawings, the films and loops all have a contemporary, imaginative and sometimes bizarre or psychedelic quality. Although the majority of the films, and all the loops, are non-narrative, some do follow a slim story line, as with Ola Vasiljeva’s MJ 5, Shana Moulton’s The Mountain Where Everything is Upside Down, and Jim Trainor’s The Moschops. Likewise, while some of the shorts have no narration or audio, others feature inventive soundtracks that are as much a part of the film’s appeal as the animation. For the most part, what is on display are new and exciting sound and animation techniques and ideas that push the boundaries of visual, multimedia art.
The experimental and abstract nature and techniques of the works represented here will likely not appeal to children or most general audiences. Art, film studies and animation teachers and students, however, will find a great deal to analyze, argue and discuss in this compilation. |
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