“Peter greeted us as we reached the shed, and we all piled into the back of his white Ute and headed over to the Baby Cos Lettuce Fields – where we helped him do a special small order.”
This is a short film made by Big hART Gold participant Paul Simpson. Paul wrote, directed, shot and edited ‘The Death and Life of a Flower’ over a few days. Paul had the help of Sayward, Carlie and Kate who crewed in acting, photography and art department.
This is a short film made by the Big hART Gold crew in our first experiment with claymation. We made this film in a few hours one workshop afternoon during the drought- inspired by the theme of our project ‘Water is the New Gold’. After making each other in minature out of coloured clay, we built the cardboard set and then slowly filmed each frame, moving the characters a little bit each time.
This story is of my house. A little digital story we did.
Gold Participant: Peter (Young Person - Griffith)
It began as sun set over the young Big hART crew. Usually it was the bright Egg Park, tonight devoid of excited children’s screams. A projector screen glowed alone in the park’s grassy corner. Locals nearby stared at an exhibit of photos and captions taken by homeless youth, enthralled in their lonely, cold tales.
Then Ben painted himself pink, the night’s obligatory serious moment halted and we kept partying.
A night at the flicks
The Prince of Darkness
Waiting for pizza
Josh and the bright lights of Griffith
Agent Holly and The Shadow
The Gold crew (hold mouse over to see names)
Sayward and Davo
Waide and his ubiquitous cap
Who is that rockstar?