From the open University, bite size info in animated form. If you click through the link to youtube you will find the other chapters…
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This was my first animated documentary, and the graduation film I made on the BA (Hons) Media Production course at the University of Northumbria in Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
An exploration of the changing forms and feelings of the female body throughout pregnancy and childbirth.
Awards:
Best Experimental Film, BAF! 2000 Bradford Animation Festival, National Museum of Photography, Film and Television 2000
Special Commendation, Royal Television Society (North East) 1999 -
Only a brief animated sequence here, but an interesting and compact portrait of a place nonetheless…
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I think it’s fair to say it’s pretty dry, but certainly an informative look at Hydrogen…
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An excerpt from Deyrouth, by Chloe Mazlo
and an interview with the director (in French) here:
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One from the archives of FPS magazine, published in 2005. Sheila Sofia writes about animated documentary shorts, including her own films ‘Survivors’ and A Conversation with Haris’.
[EDIT – FPS magazine is now no longer available online, so the article is uploaded here as a series of jpegs]
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I guess this is from the opposite end of the genre from the infographics films…
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From the animated interview genre, Slaves, from Swedish production company Story.
It’s a follow up to directors Hanna Heilborn and David Aronowitsch’s film Hidden, exploring the experience of child refugees – you can watch them both on the Story site.
A third film in the series ‘Sharaf’ is listed as in production – as is a ‘new animated documentary feature’. Looking forward to hearing more about that…
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From Pandora’s Box to Elvis, all the evil’s here… Made by Ole-Magnus Saxegard at Sydney’s University of Technology.
