Raymond Rea’s film receives national praise
Raymond Rea, Film Studies, had his animated short, Cat’s Cradle, recently reviewed in Film Threat, and an earlier film was recently reviewed in (online magazine) Bodies of Work.
Raymond Rea film screens across the country
Cat’s cradle, a new short animated film by Raymond Rea, Film Studies, screened at several festivals since its completion in January: the Athens Film Festival, Athens, Ohio; Translations Film Festival, Seattle, Wash.; ARTSfest, Harrisburg, Pa.; San Francisco LGBT Film Festival/Frameline Fest, San Francisco; Reel 1 Film Festival, Seattle, Wash.; Cut and Run Film Tour: Beatnik Studios, Sacramento, Calif.; Artist’s Television […]
Film Studies profs to exhibit new work at Athens film and video festival
Film Studies professors Ray Rea and Kyja Kristjansson-Nelson will be exhibiting new work at the 2010 Athens International Film and Video Festival. Both works combine elements of documentary, animation and experimental practice. Rea’s work, Cat’s Cradle, combines 16mm animation and analog rotoscope techniques with digital effects to tell a visual story of trial, error, and forgiveness. Kristjansson’s 30-minute documentary, Sveit, was shot in a rural village on the north coast of Iceland. Click headline to read more.