to help quench your thirst for our unique brand of cutting edge moving image [until november at least] we've put together a preview of our upcoming onedotzero_adventures in motion festival, featuring work from george wu, julia pott + the latest offering from johnny hardstaff.

onedotzero_adventures in motion, our pioneering festival, returns this year to London’s BFI Southbank from 10 – 14 November 2010. Presenting the most exciting international moving image work, from the offbeat to the radical, the festival pushes the boundaries of creativity, innovation and technological wonder.

Highlights of this years festival are sure to include robotica, an exploration of the ethics and social effects of robots or androids, code warriors, investigating the trend of using computer code as raw material to create moving image work, and ladymation, a brand new programme showcasing eclectic gems from female directors currently leading the way in animation... as well as a late-night viewing which promises plenty of weird + wonderful content.

Mr Peg longs for a better living situation as he strives to buy the house of his dreams. If only he could keep a steady job. All unfolds through the amazing Marionettic.

Music Video for Here Comes Trouble
by Ill Ease on Parlour Records.

Available to buy at Parlour Records: http://parlourrecords.bigcartel.com/product/ill-ease-the-whole-sha-bang-7

Do you remember when we met? You were brilliant, witty, gorgeous to look at...something's changed.
Film by Julia Pott,
Voice Over by Carolyn Saint Pe,
Sound Design by Danny Boyle,
Music by Walter,
Assistant Animator Robin Bushell,
Produced at the Royal College of Art 2010

onedotzero festival interviews: d-fuse
endless cities_redux
onedotzero_adventures in motion 2009

endless cities_redux is a condensed extract from d-fuse’s project surface 1.0 commencing as a journey to the metropolitan centres of east asia and the pacific rim. the film documents urban spaces and the dynamics at work within each city. a collaborative production on a global scale. from an original commission for re-imagining the city by british council and onedotzero, d-fuse worked with an impressive 80 artists on the project.

d-fuse: www.dfuse.com

to watch the endless cities_redux film in full please click here: www.vimeo.com/3280687

onedotzero festival interviews: max hattler
aanaatt
onedotzero_adventures in motion 2009

award-winning abstract stop-motion film commissioned by w+k tokyo lab for the the japanese hip hop / electronica artist jemapur [creator of this years onedotzero festival trailer audio]. hattler uses found geometric objects to create an arresting vision of analogue futurism.

aanaatt was featured in onedotzero_adventures in motion 2009 bespoke programme craftwork.

max hattler: www.maxhattler.com

to watch the aanaatt [teaser] please click here: www.vimeo.com/1640427

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