Category: Films
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Why Build a Sun on Earth? from Nik Morris on Vimeo. Short film made by Nik Morris in collaboration with fusion scientists at York Plasma institute, this is a beautifully designed film which disseminates academic research. “Touring UK schools in a portable ‘Sun Dome’, this film offers an informative and entertaining spectacle that demonstrates the…
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Sorry folks this isn’t the actual film, but it is a fascinating blog post from ‘The Lost Continent’ blog. http://ukanimation.blogspot.co.uk/2010/05/karen-watson-and-daddys-little-bit-of.html
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A Canadian feature doc which explores recent financial developments and asks questions about the global banking system. Watch on Youtube here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YbdHar4hSsU&feature=player_embedded There’s a review from Top Documentary Stream here. There are two sequels and subsequent additional shorts on the film’s website here.
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As much an internet phenomenon as a short film, Annie Leonard and Free Range Studios have created a website which is the centre point for an online campaign which asks us to question our relationship to stuff, and consider where stuff comes from and goes to. There are all sorts of resources on the website…
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4CBeeyYmULA Posted by oldclassiccartoons on Youtube, this is an information film from 1951 about the development of agriculture made by UPA for the American Petroleum Institute; so in fact, it’s really propaganda for doing your farming with oil-powered machines! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4CBeeyYmULA
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Mother of Many from emma lazenby on Vimeo. A BAFTA-winning short inspired the director’s mother, who worked for many years as a midwife supporting women through pregnancy and childbirth. Made by Bristol production company Arthur Cox for Channel 4 Television. https://vimeo.com/29311641
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We can only find a clip for this animated documentary, but it’s one we would like to include! https://vimeo.com/33210503
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‘PressPausePlay’ is a documentary with animated sequences. Here is Stuart Langfield’s contribution. This comes via Boaz Lederer’s <a href="https://vimeo.com/channels/docoanim/22950788" title=”Docoanim channel on Vimeo” target=”_blank”>docoanim channel on Vimeo.
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Another one from animated documentray gems over on Vimeo, this animation created with ink, Sarah Nesteruk makes sense of her family history. https://vimeo.com/channels/docoanim/14003615
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We have previously posted about the Animadoc channel over on Vimeo, it’s curator Boaz Lederer has kindly given us permission to feature some of his collection here at animateddocumentary.com. We start with this short animation, a deeply moving story of family loss due to the Iraq War. Slate and pastel animation sensitively supports…
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