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            [bodyText] => Author: Andrew Selby
Publisher: Laurence King Publishing.

Interview and illustrated profile of Forest Murmurs. Film featured on the accompanying DVD.
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            [bodyText] => Author: Clare Kitson
Publisher: Parliament Hill Publishing

Chapter devoted to The Man with the Beautiful Eyes, illustrated with stills from the film. A still was also used for the cover of the US edition. 

A unique and fascinating overview of one of the most dynamic production periods in animation history.
 
http://parliamenthillpublishing.co.uk/
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            [subTitle] => The Channel Four Factor
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            [theDate] => 2008-11-19 00:00:00
            [modified] => 2008-11-04 13:15:24
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            [bodyText] => Author: Aylish Wood
Publisher: Routledge
ISBN: 0415410657

Feeling My Way is discussed in chapter one.

Digital Encounters is a cross media study of digital moving images in animation, cinema, games and installation art. In a world increasingly marked by proliferating technologies, the way we encounter and understand these story-worlds, game spaces and art works reveals aspects of the ways in which we organise and decode the vast amount of visual material we are bombarded with each day. Working with examples from The Incredibles; The Matrix; Tomb Raider: Legend and Bill Viola's The Five Angels for the Millenium , Aylish Wood considers how viewers engage with the diverse interfaces of digital effects cinema, digital games and time-based installations and argues that technologies alter human engagement, distributing our attention across a network of images and objects. This groundbreaking study of digital technology will revitalise this area of research.
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            [bodyText] => Edited by Benjamin Cook and Gary Thomas
Publisher: LUX, London
in collaboration with Arts Council England
ISBN: 0-9548569-1-0

Interview with me discussing my work, in particular Feeling My Way which is also included on the accompanying DVD.

The animate! book explores the vibrant discourses round the project, taking Animate as a starting point for a wide-ranging exploration of the relationship between art and animation, and the place of animation and its concepts in contemporary art practice.
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            [theDate] => 2006-11-01 00:00:00
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            [bodyText] => Authors: Rida Queiroz, Julius Wiedemann
Contributor: Julius Wiedemann
Publisher: Taschen
ISBN:3822825883

Illustrated profile of The Man with the Beautiful Eyes and other work. Film also included on Accompanying DVD.

The artists behind the cartoons are the focus of this sweeping study that brings readers everything they ever wanted to know about today's best animation specialists. Arranged A-to-Z, this book profiles 80 of the world's most prominent artist/studios, including examples and descriptions of their work, as well a biographies, bibliographies, awards, and contact information. The bonus DVD shows short films, "making of" reels, and commercials and trailers.
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            [theDate] => 2004-08-01 00:00:00
            [modified] => 2008-11-04 13:21:46
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            [bodyText] => Authors: Liz Faber, Helen Walters
Publisher: Laurence King
ISBN:1856693465

Interview and illustrated profile of The Man with the Beautiful Eyes. Film also included on accompanying DVD.

Featuring 50 seminal short films by key animators from around the world, this book discusses the work of early pioneers such as Oskar Fischinger and Jan Svankmajer as well as contemporary animators such as Larry Cuba, Jonathan Hodgson, Tim Hope and Run Wrake. All of the films included are independently produced personal work. Most of the featured directors make a living in commercial animation but, freed from the constraints of a client brief, they use their short films to experiment with new ideas and techniques, many of which subsequently find their way into commercial applications. Labors of love, these films can take years to complete – each second of the film may consist of up to 25 frames of animation. Grouped according to four main themes, all forms of animation are covered, including 2D, 3D, Claymation, stop frame and web/Flash animation. Each project is accompanied by a 500-word review including comments from the director. Details of software and method along with the internet address of the production company are given in the technical credits.
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            [modified] => 2008-11-04 13:23:57
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