Writing about making films and being a person at the same time. Short films about other people’s notebooks, sketchbooks and scraps of paper.
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Little Scraps of Paper - Klara Kristalova
The Little Scraps of Paper series was born out of many desires. Making films about artists in a new and more personal way; creating a community for me and the people I collaborate with;
But behind all that is the joy of discovering and me...
The joy of labelling
Quite a few times recently I’ve found myself in conversations with other filmmakers about physical media. The things we make of things we make. We talk about how that part of our world has just gone - and how that has had all kinds of impac...
Getting close, but never quite understanding
In the research for my latest feature documentary, I’ve been having hundreds of fascinating conversations with people who do work that feels like the best of science: deep, expressive and following a beautiful idea.
Which makes it a bit of...
Three cameras on Stone Island kid
It is incredibly annoying when your peers make something really successful, especially when it looks like it was fun to make and is also really bloody good. But the faint glow of someone else's triumph is still a powerful, uplifting thing....
Be more YOU
I wrote this post for ’s wonderful Hope for Film, so it went out to his readers.
But I thought I’d share it here too.
When thinking about this guest post, I wanted to write something a little more anthemic than normal. I thought it was...
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Making films and being a human being. In No Great Hurry, The Lure, A Brilliant Curling Story and more. I also run the series Little Scraps of Paper about artists and their notebooks.
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