Electric December ‘09 Trailers finished
We are really pleased to report that the both the Lithuanian and British team’s Electric December trailers are now finished!
As you’ll have read from our previous posts, eShed teamed up with Fairfield School students and Skalvijos Kino Akademija over the summer months to form the Young Voices team. They worked on several trailers as part of their initial collaborative workshops.
The British trailer was made by veteran eShedder Patch and new recruits from Fairfield School Ivy, Adibah and Emily. It ’s made up of a series of witty mini-sketches lampooning familiar cinematic genres. The last few weeks has seen Patch, Emily and Adibah coming over to the Watershed office to add several post-production tweaks; Patch took the helm with editing and selecting choice cuts of genre-friendly music, whilst our Fairfield girls came in to record the voice-overs (see previous post from 11.09 for details).
The British entry was followed closely by the film from Skalvijos Kino Akademija, made by the Vilnius crew Marija, Marija, Dziugas and Kasparas, with a little help from some of Bristol’s eShedders. (Sorry Vilnius, but we had to make one tiny change to the film to include the new deadline, which changed a few weeks ago). Marija stars in this colourful and kooky film as a TV chef, showing us how cook up a tasty entreé (or is that ‘entry’, maybe?) for Electric December (here, we should thank the Watershed kitchen for lending us their pots and pans). As we anticipated the finished results are fantastic- really imaginative, inventive and totally capture the kind of things we’d love to see in this year’s Electric December; unique, capturing experience, original, smorgasbord, memorable, inspiring, and expressive. Well done and thank you to everyone who got involved!
You can see the finished films by following the link below…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t37qh-cwcYA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0OjW27-f-e4
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