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Since cinema reopening began in the UK and beyond, the demand for a bite to eat and a film has proved second only to the rush to get your haircut organised! As we look forward to watching a host of cinematic wonders across the big screen over the coming months, we know so many of our forgeshoppers are more than excited to be able to finally grab their popcorn and nachos, and head back to the fantastic picture house that is Cineworld Parkhead Forge! Jungle Cruise. Lily Houghton, and her brother MacGregor, on a mission into a jungle to find the Tree of Life, which is believed to possess healing powers that could be of great benefit to modern medicine. All the while, the trio must fight against dangerous wild animals, a hot and deadly environment, and a competing Imperial German expedition that is determined to find the tree first.


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The cartoons were completed in five weeks. The Family Learning Channel rejected all of them upon review, and they were never aired While not his longest running production, at the time "Rejected" was Don's most behind-schedule and wildly out of control project.

The movie went through drastic changes straight through the end of post-production, growing stranger and more experimental until it finally bore little resemblance to its original outline.

The cartoon's big finale wasn't conceived until midway through production, while individual scenes were redesigned, shuffled around, and significantly reconstructed right up to the last day of sound mixing. Making things difficult on a technical level, "Rejected" was meanwhile the first film produced at Don's then-new 35mm studio.

Most of Don's animation was completed before the camera gear was purchased and the movie was then photographed before any of the editing equipment was in place. A projector was purchased in an attempt to be able to view and edit the film in-house, but the idea crashed and burned quite literally in impressive plumes of white smoke - the projector was broken on delivery.

With no way to view any of the finished footage, the entire movie was instead spliced together blind, with proper editing sessions later taking place in the dead of night on the Warner Bros lot when nobody was looking.

The film's first cut - clocking in at over twelve minutes - was radically retooled and fine-tuned down to one and two frame edits. A finished scene was cut many weeks after picture was locked, the order of commercial sequences was constantly shuffled around, more was cut out, more was reshot, and every moment of dead time was thrown out the window.

Don believed the first cuts of the film to be an abject failure and approached editing and sound design on a "rescue mission. Don had animated the lip synch of the characters before any dialogue was recorded - and in many cases before dialogue was even written - allowing for vocal improvisation for nearly every scene.

The growing experimental nature of the production left the door wide open for an almost infinite number of creative choices, and trial and error required many extra days to rework certain scenes over and over again until they seemed right. Many sequences were recorded and mixed one way and then torn down and rebuilt from scratch, often with entirely different dialogue - other times a scene played funnier when the dialogue was simply played backwards.

Other scenes contain a mess of experimental layers of music, noise, and effects. A chunk of the sound mix was also concentrated around the film's finale, for which "the world's greatest crash-box" was created - a sound effects box filled with broken bottles, concrete, glass, lightbulbs, and giant rocks that was thrown down stairs, against walls, and from great heights. There was much drinking involved.

Don created other sound effects for the finale by distorting his guitar amp or sampling and severely manipulating industrial sounds, engines, and motors. Like all of Don's films, no computers were used in the picture's production. All the finale's special effects were captured in-camera: Don performed experiments with the animation camera's motor to create the desired camera and motion blurs, whereas the crumple and paper effects are a simple blend of stop-motion-animated paper and traditional animation, not unlike Genre.

The final result of all this in the film's conclusion is really something on the big screen. The film premiered in the Spring of at the San Diego Comic Convention to an audience of over 1, Don totalled his car on the freeway on the way home from the premiere but escaped unharmed. In , "Rejected" was nominated for an Academy Award. To date it has received twenty-seven other awards.

During the film's theatrical release a small but growing confusion surfaced over whether "Rejected" was "real. The legends later found new life when "Rejected" was due for its American television premiere, uncut and commercial free, on the Cartoon Network in The air date was delayed for a year due to internal trouble with the network's standards and practices department, who finally gave the film a green light to premiere in November After a week of promoting the film, the network then pulled it 48 hours before its scheduled time, for reasons still unknown.

So "Rejected" became truly rejected and more confusion over its true history grew. Unfortunately the film has still never aired on American television, despite having played on international networks now for years. The short currently enjoys a strong cult following and is probably Don's most recognizable film. An Evening with Don Hertzfeldt tour I.


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Animation is one of the oldest forms of cinema. From the early days of film, animation has charmed audiences both young and old, and has continued to evolve and innovate along with changing technology. From The Adventures of Prince Achmed the oldest surviving animated feature film in the world, which uses shadow puppets to tell its story through to stop-motion pioneers Aardman and computer generated animators extraodinaire Pixar, animation is as diverse a medium out there. There has even been a return to traditional hand-drawn animation in recent years, notably from Irish studio Cartoon Saloon and their folk tale-inspired films - yet another demonstration of the lasting appeal of all forms of animation. Our own current Women in Animation spring screenings are a part of the Anim18 celebrations, and we've also created a brand new series of seven film lists, each focused on a specific form of animation, to help you delve deeper into the incredible world of animated films with your club members. Below, you can browse all of our animation-related news articles, resources, videos, film lists and more. Reading time 2 mins. Suitable for All ages. A film guide that looks at Song of the Sea , exploring its key topics and themes through informal discussion.

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Laws of Motion in a Cartoon Landscape is the result of more than five years work and contains a full realised animated theory proposing the world is best now understood as a cartoon. Made from hundreds of cartoons clips the work adopts a part-lecture, part-documentary, part-conspiracy theory tone, with the artist rendered as a cartoon avatar in order to narrate his theory. The Golden Age of animation proved a premonition of the world we now find ourselves within. From Aristotle to Newton to CERN, from Google to the banking crash to Trump, the film splices speculations with animation history of the work of directors such as Tex Avery and Chuck Jones to look at how the physic and ethics of the cartoon world might help us understand the world today, and how we might navigate this new terrain.

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This year marks a return to live performance touring after going fully digital last year, and our artists are so excited to be back on the road and bringing their shows to live audiences. Sheffield-based Travelling Shadow Theatre dream up original puppet shows filled with joy, wonderment, and a big dollop of silliness. Creating work that is inclusive, playful, and full of heart. It unfolds from a suitcase and tells the important tale of human impact on the environment, questioning what we can do to restore our once green planet, with interactive chaos in the laboratory on the way! A number of SeedHeart shows are followed by puppet-making workshops at our venues this year, so have a look at our website to find out where they are taking place and when you can get creative after being inspired by the show. Join Oscar the mouse on his journey to find the beautiful Princess Emily, and the mysterious riddles he encounters on his way!

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Bathe in the glow of our exclusive summer offer! For decades public information films have been educating, persuading and above all warning us of hidden dangers. Local authorities had long been using film to spread their public health messages. But the 'official' information film came of age in WWII, when it was used by government to guide the public through austerity and a life under fire. The s and 70s saw a public information 'golden age', with hundreds of short films launched on to the small screen to cajole the British public into binning their litter, giving up smoking or driving carefully. Children of the 70s will remember a world of dangers - from roads and railway tracks to farmyards, ponds, electricity pylons and especially strangers - and a legion of characters including the Green Cross Code Man, Charley the cat and the chilling Spirit of Dark and Lonely Water. Sometimes witty, sometimes alarming, always memorable, these films are a priceless and entertaining record of 20th century British life.

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Scotland Loves Anime , the film festival that brings theatrical anime from recent years to classics to the big screen in Edinburgh and Glasgow, has announced their latest line-up for October The line-up features well-known IPs from big anime franchises, as well as more recent lesser-known that were animated by big anime studios. All will be presented in Japanese audio with English subtitles. The mystery film will be revealed on 8th September.

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Opening in May , the Cosmo cinema was the first purpose-built 'art-house' cinema to open outside of London. Designed as the flagship for the Singleton chain which also included the Kingsway , Mecca and Riddrie cinemas in Glasgow , this seater was prolific cinema architect James McKissack's final design before his death. The building sits on a sloping site on Rose Street, and is set back from the existing building line.

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