Zen and the Art of Sandcastles
Sometimes the art is letting go.
This thought provoking short photofilm was produced as part of a duckrabbit training in 2009.
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Slapping the Fat Woman
“I just get up there and hold a fat woman You have this conversation with a fat woman for an hour.”
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Male rape: a weapon of war
duckrabbit trainee Emma Wigley from Christian Aid, conducted and recorded the interview in this photofilm featured in the Observer.
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Flowers East a Fiver!
Spend three minutes watching this piece by Dougie Wallace. It’s worth it. Dougie came on our Hinterlands workshop and is someone to watch. His pics are very strong, his approach quite unique, and this piece shows how he is not afraid to get in as close with his microphone as he does with his lens.
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Living with HIV
BBC features photofilm produced by MSF communications officer and duckrabbit trainee Laura McCullagh, ahead of the UN Summit on HIV/AIDS in New York.
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The Tar Sands
Photographer Alan Ginoux came on a duckrabbit photofilm workshop a year ago and since then he’s excelled at producing photofilms. Alan’s work on the environmental devastation that is taking place in the tar sands of Norther Alberta is really, really important stuff. ‘The tar sands of Northern Alberta, Canada – also called oil sands – are one of the largest remaining deposits of oil in the world. Developing the tar sands has created the biggest industrial development project, the [...]
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The Glamorous Butterfly
duckrabbit trainee Rino Pucci delivers another great photofilm. How can you watch this and not want to go on a letterpress printing workshop?
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Ever thought about killing the person who leaves dirty cups in the sink?
‘Ever thought about killing the person who leaves dirty cups in the sink?’ Interesting photofilm by duckrabbit trainee James Hooker.
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Two Degrees Up
TIME features photofilm by duckrabbit trainee Neil Palmer, highlighting the reality of the effect of two degrees of global warming on agriculture in Colombia.
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“As cool as carrots”
This is a lovely photofilm about being thrown into single Motherhood, produced by duckrabbit trainee Rebecca Harley.
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‘You are thirst – and thirst is all I know’
Every now and again duckrabbit has the pleasure of training someone who understands that to nail a great photofilm has as much to with sweat as it does talent. David Mansell-Moullin has worked his photofilm ‘To The Desert’, close to perfection.
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The Street Performers of Covent Garden
Wonderful little photofilm made by the communications team at MSF UK during a 3 day photofilm workshop
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Protectors of sight
This fantastic photofilm is the first that duckrabbit trainee, Sophie Gerrard, has produced after our training….See what you can do on your own?
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A Warmer Sound
This lovely feature was produced by Sophie Gerrard and Karoki Lewis on one of our summer photofilm courses.
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Ann’s Story
During the drought of 2009 many Kenyan pastoralists were forced to move with their livestock in search of grazing land. We met Ann and her family in the rangelands outside of Nairobi. This is her story of how the drought has affected her life.
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‘Anything For The Weekend, Sir?’
This is Ellie Gibbon’s first photofilm and it’s a cracking effort.
‘Di Matteo’ is a barber shop located in Sparkhill, Birmingham and for 55 years owner Vincenzo Di Matteo has flavoured the local highstreet with his unique Italian charm and character!
