Flip @ Artsfest
Posted on 08. Sep, 2009 by Steph in blog
This weekend is Birmingham’s annual festival of all things creative Artsfest, and along with thousands of others the father of Flip himself Peter, shall be in attendance.
Not only will Peter be going to spread the word of Flip far and wide to anyone that will listen, he is also part of the programme!
Should you wish to hear Peter speak and catch a round up of last years Flip submissions you can see him Saturday at 12 in Ron Barber Studio at The Crescent Theatre, Sheepcote Street (Click for HERE for map)
There is a futher screening on the Sunday which unfortunatley contrary to the Artsfests published guide Peter can not attend.
Saturday, 12.00PM
PG RATED FILM SELECTION
Broad Street, Brindleyplace & Cambridge Street The Crescent Theatre – Ron Barber Studio
Flip Presents. Flip Animation Festival is now in its sixth year and the quality of films just seems to get better and better. Here are some of the best. Look out for more from Flip on Sunday afternoon too. Terrafarmer (Dir. Will Adams); This Way Up (Dir. Smith & Foulkes); Alien Abduction (Dir. David Han); KJFG NO.5 (Dir. Alexei Alexeev); Muto (Dir. Blu) – Lost Cargo (Dir. Pieter Engles); Showcasing WeVee – Personal reflections on the region’s archive film edited to music.Sunday, 12.45PM
PG RATED FILM SELECTION
Broad Street, Brindleyplace & Cambridge Street The Crescent Theatre – Ron Barber Studio
Flip Presents… Bertha & Bruno (Dir. Michael Rokes) – Love Story (Dir. Lena Von Dohren) – Monster Movie (Dir. Stephen Hammond) – Codswallop (The Brothers McLeod) – Small Bird Singing (Dir. Linda McCarthy) – One Nice Family Photo (Dir. Tom Senior) – Pencil Tree (Dir. Niki Naroz) – Wire and Bows (Dir. Andrew Brand) – The Weatherman (Dir. Will Becher) – Small Thoughts (Dir. James Clarke, Daniel Howe & Robert Green) – My First Crush (Dir. Julia Pott)
For a full round up of all Artfest events and to view their online programme visit their website http://www.artsfest.org.uk
