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Facts About Projection from Studiocanoe on Vimeo. This is a brilliant little film showcasing a dying profession by a really lovely guy called Tem who was in the year above me at Uni. He’s also an incredibly talented illustrator. Temujin Doran
3 Comments for Facts About Projection
luke - February 3, 2010 at 11:26 am
JL - February 3, 2010 at 12:52 pm
Beautiful little film, makes me feel sad though that he’ll have to get another job when it gets replaced with digital
luke - February 3, 2010 at 1:20 pm
Tem was always involved in film in one way or another, although he studied illustration he was pivotal in the Flannel initiative while at Falmouth screening interesting films – and he also worked in the local Poly, an extraordinary place currently (sadly) facing closure.
The Poly (formerly Falmouth Arts Centre) offers/offered a wonderful programme of films, theatre and art exhibitions to the community of Falmouth. I remember going there while visiting Falmouth for my interview and watching a documentary on land-artist Andy Goldsworthy. At the end of the film many people applauded and I knew i’d found a community who loved the arts as much as I did.
Download some of his books as pdf’s here – http://blog.linneydesign.com/?l_CA36oI