My elder son has put snippets of his film work up on Vimeo. Have a look.
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Extraordinary. I loved Movement and want to see the whole film. On the other hand, the 5th Marquess is exquisite just as it is…hard to imagine how it could be better by being other than minimal.
p.s. is it snowing on the blog?
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Hi Will. I haven’t seen all of Keith on Movement myself. I don’t know if Keith has either. Lensingdale becomes quite weird, but the sense of place is fabulous. (It rained for the first time in years in that part of the desert on the days of the shoot, which adds to the sense of desolation.)
Yes, it’s snowing on the blog, until 4 February – a cute trick that WordPress makes available for us users.
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It is nice to see the films even as snippets and even without Valhalla his latest. But Jonathan, you were supposed to promote his entry into the Peter Jackson’s NZ competition which would give him a placement – the audience vote matters – we need to drum up the VOTES. PLEASE VOTE FOR ALEX RYAN – J can you put the link in please!
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