Len Lye: RhythmSimon Perkins2007-02-14 | Len Lye, Rhythm, Aotearoa (New Zealand)Horseplay: Documentary about the NZ painter Philip Trusttum (1990)Simon Perkins2018-02-03 | Horseplay is a short 16mm documentary made in 1990 by Simon Perkins (http://simonperkins.co.uk) about the New Zealand painter Philip Trusttum. The film presents a brief snap-shot of the artist and his surroundings at his farm in Waimate. The approach of the documentary makes no attempt to disguise the role of the filmmaker. In this way it pays homage to the direct cinema traditions through its use of hand-held camera, voyeuristic shots and off-camera audio. The film was made by: Simon Perkins; Peter Bannan; Vivienne Stone; Peter Evans; Robert Sarkies; Michael Brown; Philip Trusttum; Lee Trusttum; Peter Leech; James Wallace. See the following for more details: http://folksonomy.simonperkins.co.uk/?permalink=562SunkistSimon Perkins2017-02-20 | 1980s television commercial for Sunkist oranges. The ad makes great use of contrasting colour and black-and-white shots with its shallow depth-of-field cinematography.WestpacSimon Perkins2017-02-20 | 1980s television commercial for Westpac (Westpac Banking Corporation), Australia. The ad is particularly well edited and makes great use of its shallow depth-of-field cinematography.Moving photo of Professor von Braun in Jean-Luc Godards Alphaville (1965)Simon Perkins2013-04-28 | Lemmy Caution reflects on information received about Professor von Braun in Jean-Luc Godard Alphaville (1965). The sequence runs between 00:58:09 and 00:58:32.Horseplay (Simon Perkins, 1990)Simon Perkins2008-10-22 | youtube.com/watch?v=VPRFarPmJes (16x9 ratio, higher-quality version) Horseplay Is a short 16mm documentary made by Simon Perkins in 1990 about the New Zealand painter Philip Trusttum. The film presents a brief snap-shot of the artist and his surroundings at his farm in Waimate. The approach of the documentary makes no attempt to disguise the role of the filmmaker. In this way it pays homage to the Direct Cinema tradition. The film uses hand-held camera, voyeuristic shots and off-camera audio. The film was made in 1990 by: Simon Perkins; Peter Bannan; Vivienne Stone; Peter Evans; Robert Sarkies; Michael Brown; Philip Trusttum; Lee Trusttum; Peter Leech; James Wallace. http://folksonomy.co/?permalink=562Oerd van Cuijlenborg: JazzimationSimon Perkins2006-09-13 | Format / Format : 35 mm
Durée / Length : 5 min
Année / Year : 1999
Couleur / Color : n/b / b/w
Réalisateurs / Directed by : Oerd van Cuijlenborg
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Musique / Music : Jeroen van Vliet
Production / Production : Nederl. Inst. voor Animatiefilm
Pays / Countries : Pays-bas / The NetherlandsVormittagsspukSimon Perkins2006-08-27 | Experimental film created in 1928 by: Hans Richter (director); Werner Graeff (writer); (Paul Hindemith - original score??); Reimar Kuntze (cinematography). Cast: Werner Graeff; Walter Gronostay; Paul Hindemith; Darius Milhaud; Madeleine Milhaud; Jean Oser; Hans Richter. http://folksonomy.co/?permalink=683Simon Perkins (1994). WranglersSimon Perkins2006-08-21 | Exposing the homoerotic tensions inherent in the Western film genre. I created the clip in 1994. Further information can be accessed at: http://folksonomy.simonperkins.co.uk/?permalink=444Simon Perkins & Paul Swadel (1995). A Little DeathSimon Perkins2006-07-18 | A Little Death is a 16mm short film drama jointly created by Simon Perkins and Paul Swadel (and crew), produced by James Wallace Productions. The film explores spatial problems through character and camera choreography. The film has been shown extensively throughout Aotearoa/New Zealand as well being screened at the Hamburg Short Film Festival. The film was an evolution of the 'Into The Void' project.
See: imdb.com/title/tt0389114 and en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Little_Death