High Above the Sky
Posted: December 30, 2011 Filed under: a MEW LAB production, Kim Noce, Shaun Clark, Short Films | Tags: a MEW LAB production, chris white, collage, cut out, experimental, Kim Noce, London, mewlab, Shaun Clark, short film Leave a comment »
“High Above the sky” is a co-production with SPID Thetare Company
“My World Shared” Brick Lane Exhibition
Posted: October 19, 2011 Filed under: a MEW LAB production, Exhibition, Illustration, Kim Noce | Tags: brick lane, exhibition, experimental, Instagram, iPhone 4s, iphoneography, iphoneography contest, Kim Noce, Media, mobile photography, my world shared, photography Comments Off
Kim Noce will have a series of photographs in the first Instagram exhibition in London.
The exhibition will take place on the 22-23 October 12-8pm East Gallery E1 6SA.
‘My World Shared’ (http://www.myworldshared.com)
Organised by @IGersLondon, 30 participants will be displaying a selection of images posted on Instagram . The exhibition has been featured in over 60 websites/bloggers from all over the world East Gallery – 214 Brick Lane – London E1 6SA.
Phantom Of The Opera
Posted: September 30, 2011 Filed under: a MEW LAB production, Kim Noce, Projections, Shaun Clark, Theatre | Tags: 25 Anniversary, 2D, Kim Noce, mewlab, Phantom of the Opera, Projection, Royal Albert Hall, Shaun Clark, The Phantom of the Opera at the Royal Albert Hall Leave a comment »October 1st at the Royal Albert Hall see’s the opening of the 25th year anniversary of Phantom of the opera. Both Shaun and Kim have been part of the video projection team helping to create the content for the back projection of the play.
“The Phantom of the Opera at the Royal Albert Hall” will be screened live in around 250 cinemas nationwide across the UK on October 2nd. The event will also be screened live on over 500 screens in North America on October 2nd, with additional broadcasts in cinemas on October 5th and 6th, and a special encore on October 11th. Canada will broadcast on Oct 3 with additional screening on Oct 22nd. Australia has a special premiere screening at the State Theatre in Sydney on October 8th, followed by screenings from October 13th – 23rd.
Sam Mendes “Richard III”
Posted: August 30, 2011 Filed under: a MEW LAB production, Projections, Shaun Clark, Theatre | Tags: Animation, experimental, Kevin Spacey, London, Media, mewlab, Old vic Theatre, Projection, Projections, Richard III, Shaun Clark, sm mendes Leave a comment »
Mew Lab have been part of the video team working on Sam Mendes new play “Richard III” at the Old Vic theatre, London.
Lady and the tooth
Posted: July 5, 2011 Filed under: a MEW LAB production, Shaun Clark, Short Films Leave a comment »Mew Lab Director Shaun Clark has been over in Bristol recording the voices for his new film “Lady and the tooth”. Voice artist Melvyn Ternan provided all the voices and Sound Designer Alison Bown recorded the session and will be designing the sound over the next few months.
Air Scheme 2011: A bit of Green Screen
Posted: June 8, 2011 Filed under: a MEW LAB production, Film Festival News, Kim Noce, Short Films | Tags: 2D, a MEW LAB production, Animation, animation and live action, animation scheme, Animator in Residence, Awards, bursuary, E.I.R, Evolution, experimental, involution, Kim Noce, mewlab, Newport Animation, Newport University, revolution, short film Leave a comment »Kim Noce & the Students of Newport University have been filming in the green screen studio some terrifying and amusing gags. The drop in shooting sessions could not have been done without the help of the fantastic technicians “putting all the light up for the show” , the students of Newport and the indispensable wonderful Stan Evans.
Is that a Pig?
Beware of the Bear at the Bus Stop!
Buster Keaton or Stan Evans?
Museum at Night in Watford Animation Online
Posted: May 21, 2011 Filed under: a MEW LAB production, Kim Noce, Projections, Shaun Clark, Venue | Tags: 2D, a MEW LAB production, Animated Projections, Animation, animation and live action, animations projected onto building, building projection mapping, Kim Noce, London, MApping, mew lab, mewlab, Projection, Projection Mapping, Projections, Projections Mapping, Projections on a building, Projections onto a building, Shaun Clark, soundscape, video mapping Leave a comment »For the Museum at Night event, MewLab projected a commissioned animation onto the building of Watford Museum, with a soundscape created by Hutch Demouilpied.
“Museum at Night in Watford” on Vimeo
“Museum at Night in Watford” on YouTube
If you want to know more read a review and look at the pictures!
Watford Museum & Space2 www.watfordmuseum.org.uk Museum at Night museumsatnight.wordpress.com MewLab www.mewlab.com Hutch Demouilpied www.hutchdemouilpied.com Platinum Projections www.platinumprojections.co.uk
Air Scheme 2011: Evolution, Involution, Revolution
Posted: May 12, 2011 Filed under: a MEW LAB production, Film Festival News, Kim Noce, Short Films | Tags: 2D, a MEW LAB production, Animation, animation and live action, animation scheme, Animator in Residence, Awards, bursuary, E.I.R, Evolution, experimental, involution, Kim Noce, mewlab, Newport Animation, Newport University, revolution, short film Leave a comment »
Kim Noce has been awarded the Air Scheme 2011, run by the University of Wales, Newport Animation programmes at the Skillset Media Academy Wales During the residency she will create her next short film in collaboration with the students of the University of Wales. The short ,entitled “Evolution, Involution, Revolution”, will be a poetic and playful portray of a town under the siege of a radical change. In the story the inhabitants of a town slowly start to transform into animals, literally. At first the town’s people are scared. But as the number of transformation start to soar the human left in the town realize they are becoming a minority… Check out their website Animation Newport and the Air Scheme 2011 You can also view the previous winners and their films here at Air Directors
Night at The Museum in Watford
Posted: May 9, 2011 Filed under: a MEW LAB production, Kim Noce, Projections, Shaun Clark, Venue | Tags: 2D, a MEW LAB production, Animated Projections, Animation, animation and live action, animations projected onto building, Kim Noce, London, MApping, mew lab, mewlab, Projection, Projection Mapping, Projections, Projections Mapping, Projections on a building, Projections onto a building, Shaun Clark, soundscape, video mapping Leave a comment »MewLab will be screening animation for Watford Museum and we will project it onto the building itself with a soundscape created by Hutch Demouilpied. The show will start at around 9.oopm on the 14 May!
Where ever you are dont miss it, museums all over London and around the country are staying open till late and have special event during the 13-14-15 of May. For more information go to Museum at Night
For information of the event please go to Watford Museum Website
UK premiere “Looking Glass Music” & “Unearthing Shadows”
Posted: April 20, 2011 Filed under: a MEW LAB production Leave a comment »UK premiere “Looking Glass Music” & “Unearthing Shadows” at the Contemporary Music Festival Canterbury, both films will be screened to live music starting at 9:30 pm on Monday 23 May
Ticket and information for the event can be found here
Robert Stillman plays live score: “Expanding his set-up to include a small ensemble of brass and percussion, the repertoire in this program reflects Stillman’s interest in juxtaposing the archaic with the futuristic, and the mechanical with the human.”
www.robertstillman.com
http://robertstillman.blogspot.com/
USA Premiere “Looking Glass Music” & “Unearthing Shadows”
Posted: April 2, 2011 Filed under: a MEW LAB production Leave a comment »On the 3rd and 4th of April the premier of “Unearthing shadows” and “Looking glass music” in New York at Douglas Street Music Collective NY tonight at 19:30 and at The Tank 7:30pm.
Robert Stillman plays live scorewith ‘Plainville’ Jeremy Udden:
“Expanding his set-up to include a small ensemble of brass and percussion, the repertoire in this program reflects Stillman’s interest in juxtaposing the archaic with the futuristic, and the mechanical with the human.”
www.robertstillman.com
http://robertstillman.blogspot.com/
BBC WebWise films
Posted: February 11, 2011 Filed under: a MEW LAB production, Kim Noce, Shaun Clark, Short Films, TV Leave a comment »
Mew Lab are busy making two short films for the BBC WebWise site. WebWise is a beginner’s guide to using the internet. You can find out how you can use computers and the web to get the most out of life online.
Animations for “Alice Adventures in Wonderland” @ The Royal Ballet
Posted: January 31, 2011 Filed under: a MEW LAB production, Kim Noce, Shaun Clark, Theatre, Venue | Tags: Alice Adventures in Wonderland, alice in wonderland, Animation, Bob Crowley, Christopher Wheeldon, cut out, G. Carrington, J driscoll, Joby Talbot, Kim Noce, Lewis Carroll, mewlab, Natasha Katz, Nicholas Wright, premiere, Shaun Clark, The Royal Ballet Leave a comment »
Mew Lab Director Shaun Clark & Kim Noce are animating a series of characters and elements for the world premiere of a new full-length ballet created by Christopher Wheeldon for The Royal Ballet: “Alice Adventures in Wonderland”
The characters will be composited by another animator onto a series of backgrounds which will be projected throughout the ballet
Shaun Clark & Kim Noce : Assistant animator
The Royal Ballet 2 March 2011 to 15 March 2011
Running time: 2 hours 30 minutes
Music Joby Talbot
Choreography Christopher Wheeldon
Scenario Nicholas Wright
Designs Bob Crowley
Lighting Design Natasha Katz
Animation Design G. Carrington
Frau Holle in film of the month competition
Posted: August 11, 2010 Filed under: a MEW LAB production, Film Festival News, Kim Noce, Shaun Clark, Short Films, Sting/ident | Tags: 2D, a MEW LAB production, Animation, Awards, BBC two, children animation, competition, cut out, drawn animation, educational animation, fairytale, frau holle, Kim Noce, mewlab, photograph collage, Shaun Clark, shooting people, short film Leave a comment »
Frau Holle is one of the chosen films in “Shooting peoples film of the month competition” and is currently on the Leaderboard
Each month, Members view and rate their peers’ films, creating a Leaderboard. The three films at the top on the first day of the following month go through.
These films are sent to one of Shooting People’s high-profile patrons, who gives a personal review to each, and then chooses the Film of the Month.
Shooting People’s Patrons include Morgan Spurlock, Mike Figgis, Danny Boyle, Martha Fiennes, Asif Kapadia, Stuart Beattie, and Nick Park
London International Animation Festival 2010 Trailer Online
Posted: August 2, 2010 Filed under: a MEW LAB production, Film Festival News, Kim Noce, Shaun Clark, Sting/ident | Tags: 2D, a MEW LAB production, Animation, chris white, experimental, film, Kim Noce, LIAF, London, London International Animation Festivals, Melbourne International Animation Festival, mewlab, paint on acetate, paint on film, scratch on film, Shaun Clark, soundscape, stop motion Leave a comment »Mew Lab are proud to make this year London International Animation Festivals Ident to promote the festival taking place at various different cinemas across London from 27 August to the 5th of September LIAF 2010 is to Screen 250 + films from 30+ different countries, showcasing the whole spectrum of creative animation, showing that animation is so much more than slick blockbusters and special effects.
LIAF 2010 Ident on YouTube
LIAF 2010 Ident on Vimeo
The animation is scratched & hand painted ink onto acetate film
Directors & Animation:
Mew Lab (Kim Noce & Shaun Clark)
Composer:
Chris White
Voice Artist:
Melvyn Ternan
Useful Links
To know more about LIAF go to: www.liaf.org.uk
To know more about Chris White go to: www.chriswhite.info
To know more about Melvyn Ternan go to: www.melmation.com
You can also view this movie and other fanstastic animations at MEWLAB CHANNEL: http://vimeo.com/channels/mewlab
You can view this animation on youtube if you prefer at our YOUTUBE CHANNEL is http://www.youtube.com/user/MewLab
Earthquakes in London
Posted: July 28, 2010 Filed under: Shaun Clark, Theatre, Venue | Tags: Earthquakes in London, gemma carrington, Headlong Theatre, Mike Bartlett, NFT, Shaun Clark, southbank centre Leave a comment »
Mew Lab Director Shaun Clark has just finished animating a series of characters and elements for the National Theatre play by Mike Bartlett, “Earthquakes in London”. A story of disaster and hope unfolds around you in this epic play which examines our fear of the future and guilty pleasure in the excess of the present.
The characters will be composited by another animator onto a series of backgrounds which will be projected throughout the play and as a voice over narrating the introduction
Shaun Clark: Assistant animator
Ident for LIAF work in progress
Posted: July 26, 2010 Filed under: a MEW LAB production, Film Festival News, Kim Noce, Shaun Clark, Sting/ident Leave a comment »The deadline for Liaf production is approaching. We have been using camera-less techniques to reproduce the effect of paint of film.
Here some work in progress pictures… a flim strip version of the movie, some stills and our house
The Frames drying out in the house
Here the film strips
Five year of Idents for Liaf
Posted: June 1, 2010 Filed under: a MEW LAB production, Film Festival News, Kim Noce, Shaun Clark, Sting/ident, Venue Leave a comment »For the fifth year Mew Lab are proud to make this years London International Animation Festivals “Trailer” to promote the festival taking place at various different cinemas across London this August and September. Here you can view the Ident we created in 2008
On Vimeo
On YouTube
LIAF 2010 is to Screen hundreds of films from 30 different countries, showcaseing the whole spectrum of creative animation, showing that animation is so much more than slick blockbusters and special effects.
“The Magic Fish” broadcasted in January on BBC2
Posted: February 1, 2010 Filed under: a MEW LAB production, Kim Noce, Shaun Clark, Short Films, TV Leave a comment »Based on a traditional Italian folk tale, The Magic Fish is the story of an elderly couple who live near the sea and are struggling to survive. An ancient chestnut tree takes pity on them and offers them help, and the couple become the proud owners of a fish that saves their lives. Here you can view the english and italian version
On Vimeo
On You Tube
And translated into Italian.
BROADCASTED on Tue 19 Jan 20 11:35 BBC Two
Directed, Designed and Animated by:
Shaun Clark & Kim Noce @ MewLab
Animator Kaori Hamilton
Producer Neil Ben @ Glasshead
“Just So Darwin” nominated for a Bafta
Posted: November 10, 2009 Filed under: a MEW LAB production, Film Festival News, Kim Noce, Shaun Clark, Short Films | Tags: 2D, a MEW LAB production, Animation, Awards, BAFTA, BBC, BBC 2, BBC two, children animation, collage, cut out, drawn animation, educational animation, Flash Animation, Glasshead, Graphic, Just So Darwin, Kim Noce, London, mewlab, photograph collage, Shaun Clark, short film Leave a comment »Just So Darwin has been shortlisted for a Bafta in the Childrens category for best Primary Learning programme. Mew Lab created the title sequence for the 13 episode show as well as background designs and compositing the episodes.
(WATCH Episode 1)
or (WATCH Episode 2)
Sam, a 7-year-old tortoise, loves to hear his Grandad Charlie tell stories about different animals and why they are the way that they are.
The stories that Grandad Charlie tells have been passed down to him through generations of tortoises; they started out when a small tortoise overheard them many many years ago.
Each story has one or two key ideas based on Darwin’s theories and is relevant to the science curriculum for 6 to 9 year olds. For example; animals change over time and different animals have different useful features such as trunks or shells. ( 13 episodes x 5 minutes for the BBC)
You can view here the full list of nominations for the EA British Academy Children’s Awards in 2009.
Children between the ages of 7 and 14 vote for their favourite Film, TV Show, Video Game and Website at www.baftakidsvote.org
New BBC Film in production
Posted: October 9, 2009 Filed under: a MEW LAB production, Kim Noce, Shaun Clark, Short Films, TV | Tags: 2D, a MEW LAB production, Animation, BBC 2, BBC two, CBBC, children animation, collage, cut out, drawn animation, educational animation, fairy tale, italian fairy tale, Kim Noce, learning zone, London, Media, mewlab, photograph collage, Shaun Clark, short film, The magic fish Leave a comment »Mew Lab have just returned from Southern Italy were they spent a week photographing the landscape for a new film for the BBC. The film called “The Magic Fish” is based on a italian fairy tale and will be screened on BBC Two next year.
Audience Award for Home? at LIAF
Posted: September 7, 2009 Filed under: a MEW LAB production, Film Festival News, Shaun Clark, Short Films | Tags: a MEW LAB production, Audience Award, Awards, chris white, cut out, experimental, home?, LIAF, London, London International Animation Festivals, mewlab, Renoir Cinema, Shaun Clark, short film Comments Off
“Home?” Director Shaun Clark (Watch Film)
On YouTube
on vimeo
Home? has won the Audience Award for best film in the Abstract Panorama at this years London International Animation Festival.
Return To The Forbidden Planet
Posted: September 7, 2009 Filed under: a MEW LAB production, Shaun Clark, Theatre | Tags: 2D, a MEW LAB production, Animation, cut out, mewlab, Shaun Clark Comments Off
Mew Lab have created a series of B-Movie style animations to accompany the stage play of “Return To The Forbidden Planet”. The animation sequences will be projected onto two large screens on the stage to accomapny the performance.
Kitchen Sink Cabaret
Posted: August 15, 2009 Filed under: a MEW LAB production, Film Festival News, Shaun Clark, Short Films, Venue | Tags: a MEW LAB production, adelphi club, Animation, chris white, experimental, mewlab, origin, Shaun Clark, short film Leave a comment »
Origin (2007), Lightman (2005) and Home? (2008) Directed by Shaun Clark will be screened at The Adelphi Club, Hull. The films are part of an evening of music and films with all proceeds going to “Shelter”.
The Adelphi club is one of the last surviving underground live music venues in the country. One man, Paul Jackson, the club’s owner, has championed original live music, and in doing so has nurtured fledgling talent, many of whom have gone on to become household names. The club has played host to thousands of live bands local, national and international making the Adelphi the undisputed music capital of Hull.
The Witch’s Ballade
Posted: August 3, 2009 Filed under: a MEW LAB production, Illustration, Kim Noce | Tags: 1200, 1300, 2D, a MEW LAB production, doreen valiente, illustrations, Kim Noce, mandrake, medievel art, mewlab, middle-ages town, nightshade, painting, The Witch's Ballade, wicca, witch, witches Leave a comment »Kim Noce has created an illustration for the poem ”The Witch Ballade” by Doreen Valiente inspired by the style of Italian & Dutch medieval paintings.
The Witch’s Ballade Illustration
The Witch’s Ballade_Town Detail
The Witch’s Ballade_ Witch Detail
Two new films in progress
Posted: July 30, 2009 Filed under: a MEW LAB production, Shaun Clark, Short Films | Tags: 2D, a MEW LAB production, Animation, chris white, collage, cut out, drawn animation, experimental, film, Flash Animation, Graphic, independent short film, lady and the tooth, London, Media, mewlab, Shaun Clark, short film, Welcome to Joetown Leave a comment »Shaun Clark has been hard at work making two new short films “Welcome to Joetown” and “Lady and the Tooth” (work in progress title). Currently the two films have had a rough edit and music and sound will follow once the edit has been locked. Composer Chris White is composing the music for both films.
Lady and the Tooth (2009)
Technique: 2D Drawn Animation & Cut-Out. Running Time: 4 minutes (approx)
Welcome to Joetown (2009)
Technique: 2D Drawn Animation & Cut-Out. Running Time: 3 minutes (approx)
Lightman at Nozstock
Posted: July 9, 2009 Filed under: a MEW LAB production, Film Festival News, Shaun Clark, Short Films | Tags: 2D, a MEW LAB production, Animation, Cinetent, cut out, lightman, mewlab, music festival, Nozstock, Shaun Clark Leave a comment »
“Lightman” Directed by Shaun Clark will be screened in the Cinetent at this years Nozstock Festival. The Cinetent will showcase programmes from BBC Film Network, onedotzero, Encounters, Shortsip and Rural Media as well as Nozstock’s own selection of shorts, spanning animation, narrative tales, documentary, experimental visions + music videos from professional to amateur filmmakers.
Nozstock Festival is run by family and friends and takes place on a farm in Herefordshire on Friday 31st July until Sunday 2nd August . With only 5000 people Nozstock offers a grass roots intimate experience with all the quality acts you’d expect.
It is colourful, unique, crazy and thrilling incorporating four stages, three dance arenas, a theatre and comedy area with round the clock giggles and a new kind of burlesque glamour, cinema, kids corner, two bars, food and drink, diverse stalls and circus skills.
The Buzzcocks and Red Light Company amongst a few that will be playing this years festival.
Glastonbury Festival
Posted: July 3, 2009 Filed under: a MEW LAB production, Film Festival News, Shaun Clark, Short Films, Venue | Tags: 2D, Animation, chris white, cut out, experimental, film, film screening, glastonbury festival, home?, lightman, mewlab, origin, philophobia, Shaun Clark, village screen Leave a comment »
Anyone who was lucky enough to attend the Glastonbury festival this year may have seen “The Village Screen” at the festival. The two big screens were showing amongst other things a number of short films. Mew Lab director Shaun Clark had four short films included in the screenings. “Lightman” (2005) and “Philophobia” (2006) were screened mid evening while “Origin” (2007) and “Home?” (2008) were screened in the late night Glastonbury sessions.
“1030 Footsteps”
Posted: June 5, 2009 Filed under: a MEW LAB production, Shaun Clark, Short Films | Tags: 1030 Footstep, 2D, a MEW LAB production, Animation, animation and live action, chris white, collage, cut out, drawn animation, experimental, film, Graphic, London, mewlab, premiere, Shaun Clark, soundscape Leave a comment »
Mew Lab Director Shaun Clark has started work on a new film “1030 Footsteps”, the film should be completed before the end of the year and delas with similar themes as his previous film “Home?”.
“Elephants” wins Welsh BAFTA
Posted: May 25, 2009 Filed under: a MEW LAB production, Film Festival News, Shaun Clark | Tags: a MEW LAB production, After Effects animator, Animation, animation and live action, BAFTA, Best short film award, CYMRU, elephants, Sally Pearce, Shaun Clark, Welsh BAFTAs Leave a comment »Congratulations to Sally Pearce the Director of “Elephants” which has won the Best Short Film Award at BAFTA CYMRU (Welsh BAFTAs). Mew Lab’s Shaun Clark worked on the film as a After Effects Animator.
View Clip of “Elephants” by Sally Pierce
“Picture This” at Waterstone’s
Posted: May 24, 2009 Filed under: a MEW LAB production, Illustration, Kim Noce | Tags: competition, freddie and the fairy, illustrations, julia donaldson, Kim Noce, mewlab, picture book, picture this, waterstone's Leave a comment »
Kim Noce has created a series of illustrations for “Freddie and The Fairy ” written by Julia Donaldson for the Waterstone’s “Picture This” Competition.
Home? at the London International Animation Festival
Posted: May 22, 2009 Filed under: a MEW LAB production, Film Festival News, Shaun Clark, Short Films | Tags: a MEW LAB production, Animation, home?, LIAF, liaf 2009, Shaun Clark, short film Leave a comment »
“Home?” the short film made by Mew Lab animation director Shaun Clark has been selected for the London International Animation Festival. The film will be screened in the abstract panorama during the festival week (August 28th to September 6th).
The festival will take place predominantly at the Curzon Cinema in Soho, the heart of London, UK, and LIAF will be screening the best of the world’s most recent animation and some specialised programmes and retrospectives. For more details look at www.liaf.org.uk
Mew Lab on Vimeo
Posted: May 16, 2009 Filed under: a MEW LAB production, Kim Noce, Shaun Clark, Short Films | Tags: Kim Noce, mewlab, Shaun Clark, short film, Vimeo Leave a comment »
Their is now a selection of work from Mew Lab on their Vimeo page! Click here
Amnesty International Media Awards 2009
Posted: May 7, 2009 Filed under: a MEW LAB production, Shaun Clark, Sting/ident | Tags: Amnesty International Media Awards 2009, Animation, Awards, Graphic, Media, Shaun Clark Leave a comment »Mew Lab are currently hard at work producing a “sting” and several graphic presentation slides for the annual “Amnesty International Media Awards” being held in London this year.
“24/7″ Animated Documentry
Posted: May 1, 2009 Filed under: a MEW LAB production, Kim Noce, Short Films | Tags: a MEW LAB production, Animation, animation and live action, berkshire, drawn animation, Kim Noce, social film, South Hill park Art centre, teenager Leave a comment »
Mew Lab Director Kim Noce is currently producing 30 seconds animation for an awareness video; for Bracknell Teenage Pregnancy Unit . The film will be shown in the Berkshire area of England later in the year.
All’s Well That Ends Well
Posted: May 1, 2009 Filed under: a MEW LAB production, Shaun Clark, Theatre | Tags: 2D, All's Well That Ends Well, Animation, animation and live action, cut out, London, national film theatre, NFT, Shadow animation, shakespeare, Shaun Clark, theatre projection Leave a comment »
WATCH trailer
Mew Lab Director Shaun Clark is currently animating a series of animals for the National Theatre production of William Shakespeare’s play “All’s Well That Ends Well”. The animals will be composited by another animator onto a series of backgrounds which will be projected throughout the play.
Shaun Clark: Assistant animator
Home? at MIAF 2009
Posted: April 3, 2009 Filed under: a MEW LAB production, Film Festival News, Shaun Clark, Short Films | Tags: 2D, a MEW LAB production, Animation, chris white, drawn animation, experimental, film, home?, Melbourne International Animation Festival, mewlab, MIAF, Shaun Clark, soundscape Leave a comment »
Mew Lab Co Director Shaun Clark will screen his new film “Home?” at the Melbourne International Animation Festival (22nd-28th June 2009).
Origin at Glimmer 2009
Posted: April 3, 2009 Filed under: a MEW LAB production, Film Festival News, Shaun Clark, Short Films | Tags: a MEW LAB production, Animation, chris white, experimental, film, glimmer 2009, Graphic, hull, hull short film festival, mewlab, origin, Shaun Clark, soundscape Leave a comment »
Mew Lab are pleased to anounce that Origin (2007) will be screened at “Glimmer 2009, the 7th Hull Short Film Festival“
Just So Darwin
Posted: March 1, 2009 Filed under: a MEW LAB production, Kim Noce, Shaun Clark, Short Films | Tags: 2D, a MEW LAB production, Animation, animation and live action, BBC, BBC 2, BBC two, children animation, darwin, drawn animation, educational animation, film, Flash Animation, Glasshead, Graphic, Just So Darwin, Kim Noce, mewlab, Shaun Clark Leave a comment »Last year Mew Lab, Shaun Clark and Kim Noce, created a twenty second title sequence, created backgrounds and composited 12 episodes of animation for the BBC series “Just So Darwin”.
The twelve part series is currently screening on BBC TWO
(WATCH title sequence)
(WATCH Episode 1)
(WATCH Episode 2)
Home?
Posted: November 17, 2008 Filed under: a MEW LAB production, Film Festival News, Shaun Clark, Short Films | Tags: 2D, 4mations International Newcomer Award, a MEW LAB production, Animation, animation and live action, bristol, chris white, drawn animation, Emerging Talent, encounters short film festival, experimental, film, Graphic, home?, Media, mewlab, premiere, Shaun Clark, soundscape Leave a comment »
Home?. The new short film by Mew Lab Director Shaun Clark will premiere at the Bristol Encounters festival as part of the “Emerging Talent” section showcasing the latest animation from around the world. This programme will provide the shortlist for the 4mations International Newcomer Award. Supported by 4mations.tv
LIAF 2008 Trailer
Posted: August 15, 2008 Filed under: a MEW LAB production, Film Festival News, Kim Noce, Shaun Clark, Sting/ident | Tags: 2D, a MEW LAB production, Animation, animation and live action, chris white, drawn animation, experimental, Festival, film, Flash Animation, Graphic, Kim Noce, LIAF, London, London International Animation Festivals, mewlab, premiere, Shaun Clark, Trailer Leave a comment »
For the fourth year running Mew Lab are proud to make this years London International Animation Festivals “Trailer” to promote the festival taking place at various different cinemas across London this August.
WATCH LIAF 2008
WATCH LIAF 2007
WATCH LIAF 2006
LIAF 2008 is to Screen 220 films from 30 different countries, showcaseing the whole spectrum of creative animation, showing that animation is so much more than slick blockbusters and special effects.
Forget Me Not travels to Hiroshima
Posted: August 7, 2008 Filed under: a MEW LAB production, Film Festival News, Kim Noce, Short Films | Tags: 2D, a MEW LAB production, Animation, animation and live action, Animation for Peace, Channel 4, collage, cut out, drawn animation, embroidery, experimental, film, Flash Animation, forget me not, Graphic, Hiroshima, hiroshima animation festival, International Hiroshima Animation Festival, Kim Noce, London, Media, mewlab, photograph collage, premiere, Sherbet, social film, soundscape Leave a comment »
WATCH Forget Me Not
Kim Noce Channel Four “AIR Scheme” short film “Forget Me Not” was screened at the International Hiroshima Animation Festival. The film was part of a special program entitled “Animation for Peace”. The story is about an elderly woman recalling bygone memories of Wartime. As a child she had three imaginary pets that she held with strings. She carried them with her all day and night, until one day she lost them. She looked for them everywhere to then find them unexpectedly.
“Forget Me Not“, combines 2D cut-out, collages of archive photographs and animated embroidery.
Anansi and Turtle and Frau Holle
Posted: July 31, 2008 Filed under: a MEW LAB production, Kim Noce, Shaun Clark, Short Films | Tags: 2D, a MEW LAB production, anansi and turtle, Animation, animation and live action, BBC, BBC 2, BBC two, children animation, collage, cut out, cut out collage, drawn animation, educational animation, film, Flash Animation, frau holle, Glasshead, Graphic, Kim Noce, London, Media, mewlab, photograph collage, premiere, Shaun Clark, spider, telling tales, witch Leave a comment »Mew Lab , Shaun Clark and Kim Noce, have been busy making two, five minute films for the BBC. Both films are aimed at 7-11 year olds and are to be recorded in many different languages as part of the “Telling Tales” series.
Frau Holle (WATCH )
In this traditional German folk tale, the gentle Clara falls down a well and ends up in a strange land where she moves in with the wily witch, Frau Holle.
She is rewarded with gold for her help and hard work, but when her lazy stepsister seeks the same experience, she is in for a surprise.
Anansi and the Turtle (WATCH )
Anansi invites Turtle into her home to share a meal, but contrives to eat all the yams herself – leaving Turtle hungry. Turtle returns the compliment by inviting Anansi to join him – and cleverly gets his own back.
Mew Lab
Posted: June 20, 2008 Filed under: a MEW LAB production, Film Festival News, Kim Noce, Shaun Clark, Short Films | Tags: 2D, a MEW LAB production, Animation, animation and live action, Awards, BBC, BBC 2, cut out, drawn animation, experimental, film, Kim Noce, London, mewlab, Shaun Clark, short film, soundscape Leave a comment »Welcome to Mew Lab, the collective talent of Shaun Clark and Kim Noce.
