community arts
Dead And Wed : The Tragic Love
-WINNER OF THE SUSSEX FILM FESTIVAL YOUTH SECTION!!
A classic silent-movie style film made on a 4-day Easter School for children at Chesworth Arts Farm, Horsham, April 2011. The story for this romantic-horror-tragedy was inspired by the farm itself and written by the participants. All filming, animation, acting and soundtrack creation was also done by the participants with some help from the facilitators: Rosie Holmes, Helen Goodwin and Charles Villiers.
The Fisherman & The Ifrit Retold
This is the result of a 4-day animation summer school organised by Rosie Holmes and held at Chesworth Arts Farm (Horsham, UK) in August 2010. It retells the story (also known as The Fisherman and the Jinni) from 'The Book of the Thousand Nights and a Night'. The children that attended gathered natural materials and sounds from surrounding woodland to use in the animation which explores 2-D shadow puppetry, 3-D and live-action animation techniques. The course was facilitated by Helen Goodwin, Rosie Holmes and Charles Villiers. All music was composed and played by the children, with the help of Charles Villiers.
Hansel & Gretel : An Animated Retelling
Shadow-puppet animation made on a 2-day workshop for the parents/carers of children with Autism. Held at Pheonix studios in Brighton in July 2010 and funded by TreeHouse. Workshop facilitated and edited by Rosie Holmes & Janine Boyer. Music by Luke Adams.
Mirrored
A short experimental film made by Tina Davies and Jessica Lake as part of the 2010 Brighton Photo Fringe. Supported by artists Rosie Holmes and Heather Tait. The film was exhibited at the Brighton Photo Fringe in October/November 2010. Music by Beezle Rond Kips.
Trotters Rights: The Three Little Pigs Retold
A modern-day retelling of the classic tale. Made by adults on a 2-day workshop in Brighton as part of the Brighton & Hove Adult Learning Festival, March 2010. Workshop run by Rosie Holmes & Janine Boyer.
Together Alone
The result of an artist led filmmaking project, with young people aged 13 – 18 deemed ‘at risk’ of offending. The theme was ‘borders and boundaries’, both real and perceived. Made as a teaching resource for post 16 teachers and youth workers. A Photo Biennial Project funded by Awards For All and led by artists Rosie Holmes, Helen Cammock and Denis Doran. May 2009.
The Old Man & The Wheelie Bin
Animation inspired by current affairs. Based upon a recent news report about an 81 year-old man from Anglesey who sailed out to see in his dingy to rescue his neighbour's wheelie bin. Local lifeboat crew rescued the old man who was suffering from mild hypothermia before going out again to rescue the wheelie bin. Made on a 2-day workshop by 10 talented children. Facilitated by Rosie Holmes and Heather Tait in september 2010. Funded by WSCC enrichment programme.
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