Mike Leggett
17
Ivy Street, Darlington, NSW 2008 tel +
fax: +612 9310 1169
Australia
eMail:
legart@ozemail.com.au m.leggett@unsw.edu.au
CURRICULUM VITAE June 2001
Education
and Training
1993-99 University
of New South Wales, College of Fine Arts; Master of Fine Art (Hons First Class)
degree by research. Topic: Interactive Multimedia
1989-91 CSV
Management Level One 5-day course; short courses in PC Support, Lotus and
Paradox.
1968-71 Assistant
film editor with BBC Television for Panorama, Softly Softly, Tomorrows World;
serials, drama, light entertainment and comedy.
1966-68 General
assistant with Rolls Royce Aero Engines Film Unit,Bristol.
1962-65 Regent
Street Polytechnic, (now University of Westminster); Diploma in Photography
with cinematography. (Selected for National Film Theatre annual graduate film
screenings 1966). L.I.I.P. (Licentiate Institute of Incorporated
Photographers).
1961-62 Croydon
College of Art foundation studies.'A'level Art.
1957-61 Ottershaw
School; 8 'O' level GCEs.
Teaching
2000 Sydney
College of the Arts, University of Sydney, sessional lecturer and academic
advisor second year Electronic Temporal Arts.
1971-85 Exeter
College of Art and Design, (now University of Plymouth); part-time Senior
Lecturer in film, video and photography.
1977-78 Newcastle-on-Tyne
Polytechnic Faculty of Fine Art; part-time Lecturer II in film and video.
1971-72 Somerset
College of Art; Lecturer I, Foundation Studies.
Also,visiting
lecturer and external assessor to Colleges of Art, Universities and
Polytechnics throughout Britain, Europe, Australia and the USA,including;
University
of Western Australia, Perth; University of Western Sydney, Nepean; Canberra
School of Art; Slade School, University College, London; Royal College of Art,
London; University of Reading, Berkshire; Newcastle-on-Tyne Polytechnic;
Newport College of Art, Gwent; Jan van Eyck Akademie, Maastricht, Holland;
Alberta College of Art, Calgary, Canada; University of British Columbia,
Vancouver; San Francisco State University,California. University of Kansas,
Lawrence; State University of New York, Binghampton; Queens University,
Ontario; Falmouth College of Art, Cornwall; St. Martin's College of Art,
London; Phillip Institute of Technology, Bundorra, Melbourne; Victorian College
of the Arts, Melbourne; Alexander Mackie CAE, Sydney; Sydney College of the
Arts; State College, Melbourne; University of Oklahoma, Norman, Oklahoma;
University of Western Sydney Nepean; Key Centre for Cultural Policy Research,
Griffith University; University of Technology, Sydney.
Previous
Positions and Employers
1992-2000 Multimedia
Consultant & Database Administrator, National Association for the Visual
Arts.
1989-92 Information
Systems Manager (ADM5), Community Services Victoria, Inner Urban Region.
1979-89 Producer/Director
and Editor, self-employed freelance, Film and Television industries.
1971-85 Senior
Lecturer/Lecturer II, part-time; Exeter College of Art, Devon, England. Film,
Video and Photography artist/film-maker.
1968-71 Assistant
Film editor, BBC Television.
1966-68 General
Assistant, Rolls-Royce Aero Engines Film Unit.
Authorship
2001 Artlink
– ‘Drawing the Thread’ – digital media and drawing.
Leonardo Digital Reviews – ‘The Landscape
of Events’ by Paul Virilio, book.
2000
FineArtForum website
'Speed of Light' article
RealTime/38
'Recent Digital Works'
RealTime/39 'Native Born' short book review
Photofile No. 60
– ‘The Speed of Light’ (editorial)
‘Thinking Imaging
Software’
‘The
Breathing Room – Patricia Piccinini’
Leonardo Digital Reviews - ‘Rosalind
Brodsky’ Suzanne Triester, CD-ROM;
1999 Continuum V13No2 ‘Electronic Space and
Public Space: museums, galleries and digital media’;
Leonardo
V32No1, Leonardo Reviews, ‘Beyond’ Zoe Beloff, ‘Planet of
Noise’ Miller & Wark;
Leonardo
Digital Reviews - ‘ISEA98’ CD-ROM;
RealTime/33
‘New Media Hum’; /34 ‘NxT Symposium’
1998 RealTime
/28 ‘Shows and Sideshows in the new musuem’; /26 'Being Connected';
/24 ‘Cultural
Windows’; World Art /18, two CD-ROM reviews: Zoe Beloff, and Mari
Soppola; Leonardo Digital Reviews ‘Planet of Noise’; Byeline (Craft
South) ‘A Digital Crisis’
1997 Videotage
International Video Festival, Hong Kong, catalogue essay.
MESH
#11 ‘Shock in the Ear’ Norie Neumark profile
Photofile
‘Planet of Noise’ CD-ROM review.
RealTime
articles: /18 ‘Cyber Cultures & Techne’ exhibition reviews; /20 ‘Under a Federal
Sun?’ on the CMCs; /21
‘Respect and Indigenous Interconnectivity’ on the Fulbright Symposium.
ANAT
Newsletter report on ISEA96.
NAVA
Newsletter report on the Australian Cultural Network.
1996 'Burning
the Interface<International Artists' CD-ROM>' catalogue; (editor and
writer)
Artlink:
winter 1996, 'Issues of Interface'.
RealTime
articles: /11 ‘Literate Ears’; ‘Phobias, Fashion and
Hope’; /13
'Coding the Possible'; /15 'Past
Presence'
A
Directory of British Film & Video Artists: Margaret Tait: Arts Council of
England.
Artlines
1/4 'Burning the Interface'.
Australian
International Media article; 'Interactive CD-ROM'.
Sydney
Morning Herald, 'Programming Art'.
MESH;
'Cd-Rom - 21st Century Bronze?' Experimenta issue.
MESH:
'Intractible Images’ ISEA95 report
commissions
for World Art, Art Monthly, The Australian.
1995 'Buzzing
the Wires - Waxweb'; Photofile winter
Storm
magazine, Melbourne: columnist, May, June, July, August,September.
Guide
to International Distribution and Exhibition of Electronic Art (editor):
Australian Film Commission
RealTime
article; 'CD-ROM Art'
NAVA
Newsletter, multimedia and database column;
Who's
Who of Australian Visual Artists 2nd edition (editor)
1994 Artmaster,
COFA UNSW, article
NAVA
Newsletter, database column;
1992 Essays
in Sound article
1990 Seeing
in the Dark article
1989 Cantrills
Filmnotes : "The Pneu Life";
1988 Undercuts
: " Margaret Tait; the Autonomous Film-maker."
1984 Screen
Volume 25 No.6:"Training the Independents".
1981 BFI
Production catalogue "A History of the London Film-makers Co-op"
1979 "Independent
Film Workshops in Britain in 1979" : essay 'LFMC Discussion Document'.
1977\8 Musics
magazine
1976 Studio
International "Video Art":May
1974 Wayward
Action! (book)
1973 Erota/Afini
(book and film)*
Video
+ Film/Video (poster)
Cinema
Rising: Peter Whitehead
Bibliography
1999 ‘Your
Place or Mine? Locating Digital Art’ in ‘Parallax’ by Darren
Tofts. An Interface Book, G + B Publishing Group. (90 5704 007 7)
Australian
Multimedia Catalogue, AFC;
RealTime
/32 ‘SonteL’ in liftout ‘Working the Screen;
Vertigo
Vol1 No9, ‘Margaret Tait Remembered’ by David Curtis.
1998 <Compacts>
oeuvres numeriques sur cd-rom : Presses Universitaires de Rennes :
‘Towards a new Economy of theDigital Work of Art’ Bertrand Gauguet
1997 World
Art 'Burning
the Interface'
1996 Real
Time /13 'At
the Real and Space of Interface'
Artlink
V16 No2&3 'Landmark
Exhibition' Lyn Tune
Photofile
No40 ‘Making
Strange' Darren Tofts
'Squatting
the Media' Linda Wallace
Art+Text
No 54 Burning
the Interface review
Time
magazine June 3 'Spirit
in the Machines'
Click!
on-line mag May 'Words
for the Cities'
Real
Time /11 'Critically
Interactive' John Conomos
Other
reviews and previews for Burning the Interface in: The Good Weekend; Sydney Star
Observer; Sydney Morning Herald; Sunday Telegraph; The Australian; Daily
Telegraph; Capital Q-Xtra; The Age; AFC News; Australian MacUser; She;
ArchiData News; Blitz; City; Elle; Beat; On the Street; 3D World; The Canberra
Times; Australian Printer magazine; Smarts; PC Week; Sun Herald; Weekly
Computer Report; Artlines.
Diverse
Practices: a Critical Reader on British Video Art pp355
1988 Experimenta
1988, Melbourne; catalogue.
1986 Charting
Time : Serpentine Gallery, London: ACGB touring exhibition catalogue.
1985 Film
& Video Artists on Tour.
1984 South
West Survey : exhibition catalogue
Regional
Film & Video Directory.
1983 "The
Other Side - European Avant-Grade Cinema 1960-1980": USA film tour
catalogue.
1980 Screen
Volume 20 No. 3/4: "Film-Related Practice and the Avant-Garde."
1979 Film
as Film : Hayward exhibition catalogue.
"Independent
Film Workshops in Britain 1979" : essay, 'South West Film Tour' pp43.
1978 "Film
in Underground" : Birgit Hein.
1977 5th
International Video Exchange Directory.
Perspectives
on British Avant-Garde Film : Hayward Gallery exhibition catalogue.
"Abstract
Film and Beyond" Le Grice.
Artists'
Books touring exhibition catalogue.
1976 Village
Voice NYC screening review by Daryll Chinn
1975 Studio
International "Avant-Garde Film in England & Europe":November.
1974 Film
Exhibition: Jan van Eyck Akademie, Maastricht; catalogue.
Studio
House, London; exhibition catalogue.
1972 Art
and Artists: "Artists Films": December.
Pferscha
magazine, Graz, Austria: February.
Research
and Exhibition
2001
- Development of ExScape software (based on Pathways project) for marketing to
museums and collections.
- Presentation of Pathscape prototype at Fusion event, St Kilda Film Festival,
Melbourne.
- LandWays
online documentary proposal to Australian Film Commission/ Australian
Broadcasting Corporation
2000 - Curatorial consultants commission by Australian Centre for the Moving Image, Federation Square museum project, Cinemedia Victoria.
- Guest editor, Photofile No 60, the Australian Centre
for Photography, Sydney.
- Research and development of proposal for Sport &
the Screen exhibition, with David Watson, Dr Barret Hodsdon et al.
1999 - Recipient, curatorial research travel grant ($17,000), New Media Fund, Australia Council. Itinerary including - Invencao Sao Paulo (ISEA99) to present, ‘Media Art, Autonomy and Country’, joint paper with Ellen Pau (Hong Kong); Ars Electronica, Linz; Kiasma, Helsinki; San Francisco Museum of Modern Art; Walker Art Center, Minneapolis; Smithsonian, Washington DC; ZKM, Karlsruhe and others in Philidelphia, New York City, London, Berlin and Amsterdam.
-
Research, development and curation of Digital Hybrids for the Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney on the work
of Natalie Jeremijenko and Perry Hoberman - exhibition postponed to 2000.
-
Paper on curatorial research tour to NxT Symposium, Darwin.
-
Panel member for Bug, multimedia exhibition at Melbourne Film Festival.
-
Principal artist and producer, funding development proposal to Australian Film Commission
for ‘PathScape - pathways through an Australian Landscape’.
-
Recipient, travel grant from NSW Film & Television Office.
1998 -
Australia Council On-Line Forum; "Do We Produce too Many Arts
Graduates"; consultant, moderator and evaluator.
-
Recipient, travel grant from NSW Film & Television Office.
1997 -
Videotage International Video Art Festival, Hong Kong: ‘Microwave’
exhibition of contemporary artists’ CD-ROM.
-BURNING
the INTERFACE <International Artists’ CD-ROM>: exhibition curator
for tour to Perth and Brisbane.
-
The Cyber Frontier: the Digital Future: research and presentation for the 5th
International Documentary Conference, Brisbane, November.
-‘Digital
Media and Public Spaces’ paper given at:
‘Art-Iculations’
conference, PICA, Perth;
Key
Centre for Media and Culture Policy Research, Griffith University;
and
in modified form at:
AFC
ICD seminar ‘Exhibiting Digital Media’;
Design
Centre, University of Western Sydney;
Fine
Art Dept of the Northern Territory University;
‘(Cracking
the) Binary Code’ conference, CCP at Interact97, Melbourne.
-
Recipient travel grant from Industry and Cultural Development Branch of the AFC
to attend Fulbright Symposium, Darwin.
-
VISNet proposal for NAVA with Merlin Integrated Media to DoCA for Australian
Cultural Network project.
-
‘Figures on a Beach’ CD-ROM production proposal to AFC.
Film print purchased Australian Film
Commission.
1996 -BURNING
the INTERFACE <International Artists’ CD-ROM>: exhibition curator
for the Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney, March - July and tour to Adelaide
and Melbourne.
-
ISEA96, Rotterdam: Panel Session Chair ‘Digital Media and Public
Spaces’, with the travel support of the Australian Network for Art &
Technology.
-Brisbane
International Film Festival: 'From Silents to Cyber' CD-ROM and cinema exhibit,
The Hub cybercafe.
1995 -ISEA95,
Montreal: paper ‘CD-ROM - the 21st Century Bronze?, made possible with a
research grant from the Industry and Cultural Development Branch of the AFC, which
included visits to centres in Canada, England and Ireland.
-ELECTRONIC
MEDIA ART DIRECTORY: International Distribution and Exhibition. Researcher and
Editor for the Marketing Branch of the Australian Film Commission.
-‘Intersections95’
art and technology conference, UNSW: paper ‘Burning the Interface -
Artists’ CD-ROM’.
-‘DIGITAL
MEDIA and the VISUAL ARTS’: discussion paper for National Association for
the Visual Arts.
Film print sold to National Library of
Australia
1994 -ARTISTS’
CD-ROM: grant from Film Development Branch of the Australian Film Commission to
research exhibition proposal for the Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney.
-‘Intersections94’
art and technology Conference, UNSW: paper ‘CD-ROM - the 21st Century
Greek Bronze?’
1993 -BEAGLE
BAY: series of digital photo and Quicktime pieces based on NSW South Coast
location.
1992 -LOCUS:
distributable computer/interactive study of the dynamics and context of the
interface between machine and viewer.
1990 -PREDICTION
PIECE #10: video and computer image component development for Lyndal Jones's
performance.
1989 -PARADOX
relational database: research and production of various databases for Community
Services Victoria,Inner Urban Region.
1988 -FACEWORK
: treatment on the human face andthe people who make it their livelihood.
-TALES
GATES : installation, MIMA Experimenta; Gertrude Street Gallery, Melbourne.
1987 -THE
DIARIES OF A WELSH SWAGMAN :treatment for Teliesyn.
-24
HOURS : 8mm film-on-tape installation; Watershed Gallery, Bristol.
1986 -COLWAY
THEATRE TELEVISION PROJECT : outline script for Teliesyn, shortlisted by
Channel Four Television arts. CONJUNCTIONS : outline script for Bristol Film
Workshop, shortlisted by ACGB.
-PLANK
POINTS and TALE OF A GATE : photo-constructions in South West Arts exhibition,
Watershed Gallery, Bristol.
1985 -READINGS
FROM.... : treatment and pilot tape, for Bristol Film Workshop.
-SPORTING
CHANCE : treatment and pilot tape with Bristol Film Workshop.
1984 -THE
BODY POLITIC : treatment and pilot for Bristol Film Workshop.
-JUNGLE
: treatment and pilot tape with Playwrights Company for Bristol Film Workshop.
-NEW
DANCE AND LIVE MUSICIANS : treatment and rehearsals with Dance Centre for
Bristol Film Workshop.
1983 -THE
OTHER SIDE: EUROPEAN AVANT-GARDE CINEMA 1960-1980 : USA film tour exhibition.
1982 -JETHRO
TULL : TEA : SOLO : IMAGE ConTEXT:THREE : four treatments for Bristol Film
Workshop and Channel Four Television.
1980 -BRUNEL'S
DREAM : collaboration with Bristol University Drama Department on the
conception, design and installation of projection devices for a production by
John Downie.
-BBC
OMNIBUS : collaboration with arts programme about the 'first casualty of
broadcasting'.
Film Print sales : to British Council
for tour of USA; to National Library of Australia in Canberra; to Paris and New
York Film Co-ops.
1977-9 -IMAGE
ConTEXT : lecture/performance to accompany film presentations.
-BEAUTY
& THE BEAST : collage exhibited at Camden Arts Centre surrealist show.
Film Print sales : to Arts Council for
tour in Europe and Australia, Perspectives on Avante-Garde Film; to South West
Arts; to ACGB for the Hayward Gallery exhibition, FILM AS FILM.
1976 -SHEEPMAN
& THE SHEARED : a film commenced in 1969, examining the conjunction of film
and a rural landscape.In seven parts, total duration of 30-minutes
-ARTISTS'
BOOKS : ACGB touring exhibition.
Film Print sales : to BBC TV Open
University 20th Century Art series.
1969-75 -OUTSIDE THE GROUNDS OF OBSENITY
AND LIBEL AND INSIDE THE GROUNDS OF HYDE PARK : video installation Serpentine
Gallery, London.
-NOTES
FROM A YEAR-ROUND MOVIE and NOTES FROM A VISIT TO THE JAN VAN EYCK AKADEMIE :
silk-screen prints for The Recollection, SW Arts touring exhibition.
-EROTA/AFINI
: a two-way narrative, in film form, (30-minutes),and book form; published by
Beau Geste Press, Devon.
-INTERVIEW
: an auto-interview, for AustrianTelevision, 1-minute.
-PORTER
PAC and THE HEART CYCLE : two 15-minute videotapes exploring the potential of
portable industrial video equipment.
-TENDER
KISSES : film examines the television image within a domestic environment :
20-minutes.
-'wHOLE'
: an archeological dig in progress: a 5-minute film.
-ONE
: an exhibition/event by visual artist Ian Breakwell in the Angela Flowers
-Gallery, London :20-minute film.
SHEPHERD'S
BUSH : a fragment of film expands the confines of the cinema : 15-minutes.
-APG
(Artists Placement Group) exhibition, Hayward Gallery, London : design and
operation of video facility.
-SHEET
: with Ian Breakwell, a bedsheet is encountered in a variety of locations and
events : 25-minutes .
-UNWORD
: an event/performance by Ian Breakwell in which the camera as performer
produces a film: 50-minutes
Production Award, Visual Arts panel, South West Arts;
Prizewinner, South West Arts/Westward TV Open Art Competition; Production
assistance Award, Film&Video panel, Arts Council of Great Britain.
Film Print sales: to Belgian Film Archive, to Belgian
BRT television channel.
SCREENINGS at exhibitions, cinemateques, festivals,
colleges, universities and conferences throughout Europe, Australia and the
Americas including; Institute of Contemporary Art, London; ACME Gallery,
London; Tyneside Cinema,Newcastle-on-Tyne; Arnolfini Gallery, Bristol;
Beauborg, George Pompidou Centre, Paris; Edinburgh Festival; Espace d'echanges
d'Art Contemporain, Lyon; Chapelle des Penitents Blancs, Avignon; Kommunales
Kino, Hanover; Kino Mansfield, Derbyshire; Frankfurt Book Fair, Germany; Third
Eye Centre, Glasgow; Derby Lonsdale Independent Film Awards, Derbyshire; the
Parachute Center, Calgary; Pacific Cinemateque, Vancouver; Pacific Film
Archive, Berkeley, Cal; Canyon Co-op, San Francisco; Rocky Mountain Film
Centre, Boulder, Colorado; Theatre Vanguard, Los Angeles; Carnegie Institute
Museum of Art, Pittsburgh; Millenium Film Workshop, New York City; Center for
Media Study at SUNY, Buffalo, New York State; Musee des Beaux Arts, Montreal;
Centre for Experimental Art and Communication (CEAC), Toronto; Bristol City Art
Gallery; Newlyn Gallery, Cornwall; St George Project, Liverpool; The Basement,
Newcastle-on-Tyne; Stejdlicht Museum, Amsterdam; Museum of Modern Art,Oxford;
Milan Biennale, Italy; National Film Theatre, London; X-Screen, Cologne; Walker
Gallery, Liverpool; Pesaro Festival of New Film,Italy; ART Spectrum exhibition
Alexander Palace, London; CAYC Gallery, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Community
1996-99 Board
member, dLux Media Arts (Sydney Intermedia Network).
1997 Acting
President, Sydney Intermedia Network.
1986-87 Chair,
Association of Cinema and Television Technicians (ACTT), Western
Regional Group and Western Freelance
Shop.
1985-87 Member,
Council of Management, Bristol Community Dance Centre.
1979-82 Committee
member, ACTT Western Freelance Shop and National
Committee
for Francised Workshops.
Director
Treasurer, Bristol Film Workshop.
1979-80 Chair,
South West Arts Film Advisory Panel.
1976-77 Co-ordinator,
South West Independent Film-makers Tour.
1975-82 Founder
Member, Independent Film-makers Association.
1972-73 Organiser,
Exe Gallery exhibition programme.
1968-96 Founder
member, London Film-makers Co-operative
Films
and Videotapes in Distribution
1986 Image
ConText:Two (video)*
1984 The
Body on Three Floors (television)
1983 A
History of Airports (video)
1982 Image
ConText:One (video)*
1981 Vistasound
(film)*
Friday
Fried (film)*
1980 Bristol
Bands Newsreel (film-on-video)*
1976 Sheepman
& the Sheared:Parts 1-7 (film)*
1975 Eighteen
Months Outside the Grounds of Obscenity and Libel (video
installation)
1973 Erota/Afini
(book and film)*
The
Heart Cycle (video)*
Porter
Pac (video)*
1972 Tender
Kisses (film)*
wHole
(film)*
One
(film)
1971 Shepherd's
Bush (film)*
1970 Sheet/Unword
(films with Ian Breakwell)*
1965 The
Lark (graduation film)
*in
current distribution with The Lux Centre (incorporating London Film-makers
Co-operative and London Electronic Arts).
Post
Production
1993 PREDICTION
PIECES: compilation tape of all the Pieces #1-10 for retrospective exhibition
installation. 60-minutes for Lyndal Jones.
1989 SHADOW
OF THE CHIMNEY: the residents of the Western suburbs in conflict with industrial
polluters. 48-minutes by Still Moving Pictures for Film Victoria, off-lined
from BVU.
FIRST
TIME TRAGEDY, SECOND TIME FARCE: the Bicentennary and colonial history.
60-minutes by Counter Productions for Film Victoria; as co-editor, on film.
1988 TROUBLING
THE TYRANTS: 40th anniversary of the signing of the UN Declaration of Human
Rights. Promo by Open Channel for Museum of Victoria, off-lined from BVU.
MELBOURNE
DIG: chronicling the largest archeological excavation undertaken in the City.
40-minutes by Warner/Hughes for Film Victoria, on film.
1987 BEFORE
THE LAW :police training,bail, sentencing and social work reveal British Law at
work. 4 X 30 minute documentaries by Forum Television for Channel Four TV,
off-lined from Betacam.
WHAT'S
NEXT? :youth unemployment,training and recreation in the year of the British
General Election. 25-minute promo by Forum Television for the Educational and
Social Research Council, off-lined from Betacam.
IOLO
MORGANWYG-the Bard of Liberty : dramatised documentary about the 17th Century
Welsh poet and nationalist, the inventor of "the Welsh tradition".
50-minute English and Welsh language versions by Teliesyn for S4C and BBC
Wales, on film.
1986 DANGEROUS
CHARACTERS :the Italian ethnic community in Britain, 1920 to 1945, the rise of
Mussolini's Fascism and the British Governments extra-ordinary responses. Two
50-minute programmes,(sub-titled),by Imageworth for Channel Four Television, on
film.
THE
AFRICAN FROM ABERYSTWYTH : Professor Gwyn Williams on David Ifon Jones, the
Welsh socialist, his deep involvement in South African politics and who, in
1921 in Moscow, became the Comintern representative for the whole of Africa.
50-minute English and Welsh language versions by Teliesyn for S4C and the BBC,
on film and tape.
1985 AN
ISLAND BUILT ON COAL :using archive and contemporary interviews with the
protagonists, a history of the British coal industry since nationalisation in
1946. 40-minute programme by Trade Films for Channel Four Television, on film and
tape.
LEST
WHO FORGETS? : Gwyn Williams in the Soviet Union for May Day 1985 and the 30th
anniversary celebrations for the end of World War Two. 50-minute English and
Welsh language versions by Teliesyn for S4C and the BBC, on film.
1984 CREFFTAU
: a group of Welsh craftespeople working in glass, wool, stone and on paper
describe their lives. Three 30-minute Welsh language versions by Wyvern TV for
S4C, off-line from film.
Also, regularily working for HTV and the
BBC, cutting news, sport, current affairs and documentary.
Recent Production
2002
ExScape collection
access software tool (based on Pathscape interactive media project)
2000 PathScape
(phase 1): principal artist and producer of CD-ROM prototype with Brad Miller, Adam
Hinshaw, Alex Davies, Kathryn Wells and Bruno Koenig, with $5,000 financial
investment from the Australian Film Commission for further development of
SonteL project.
1999 Strangers
on the Land (SonteL): principal artist and producer of CD-ROM prototype with
Brad Miller, Adam Hinshaw, Alex Davies, Kathryn Wells and Bruno Koenig, with
$34,000 financial investment from the Australian Film Commission.
1988 CIRIA
Quality Systems: produced and directed second unit shoot in Melbourne for promo
by Michael Barrett Productions.
1986 IMAGE
ConTEXT:TWO : a sequel to Image ConText:One, from the point of view of the
consumer. 60-minutes on video for Bristol Film Workshop.
1985 THE
BODY ON THREE FLOORS : a collaboration between a zoologist, a dancer, a jazz musician,
a clown, a writer, an art historian and the film-maker to produce an
experimental programme for television about our attitudes to play and
creativeness. 50-minutes on film
and videotape for South West Arts and TSW-Television South West. Screened at
the 1987 Melbourne Film Festival.
1984 A
HISTORY OF AIRPORTS : the nature of modern flight and its antecedents freely
explored with writer, John Downie. 50-minutes on videotape, funded by the
Gulbenkian Foundation.
1983 IMAGE
ConTEXT:ONE :a description, framed through an historical analogy, of the
material and organisational factors affecting the producer of film and video
working at the fringes of the commercial film and television Industry.
50-minutes on video for Bristol Film Workshop education programme.
1981 VISTASOUND
:an experimental film exploring the relationship of sound-to-image utilising an
identical soundtrack against three very different picture versions. 45-minutes
on film for Bristol Film Workshop,part funded by the Arts Council of Great
Britain.
FRIDAY
FRIED : four spoken narratives on sound inter-relate with four locations on
picture. 15-minutes on film for Bristol Film Workshop.
Also, during this period, scripts, treatments and pilots
through Bristol Film Workshop for Channel Four Television, Arts Council of
Great Britain and the British Film Institute.