Film Club’s very own Ross Hog has been nominated for a Scottish BAFTA for his brilliant short film, 'Spectators'.
Spectator’s observes the crowd of a
football match, examining the “social interaction and human behavior, revealing
the diversity of characters”. Produced in 2013, this four minute short film featured
in several festivals throughout 2013 and 2014 both in United Kingdom as well as
other countries around the globe. Through heavy festival appearances, the BAFTA organization has recognized and nominated it
for the 2014 Awards Ceremony - which takes place on Sunday November 16th 2014.
Ross' work often makes use of observational drawings from real events. He captures the energy and atmosphere in the moment and then later, in the studio, refers to his sketchbooks as his source for animation. This retains the same level of energy and expression of the moment and makes for a very honest approach to his film-making.
Ross' work often makes use of observational drawings from real events. He captures the energy and atmosphere in the moment and then later, in the studio, refers to his sketchbooks as his source for animation. This retains the same level of energy and expression of the moment and makes for a very honest approach to his film-making.
To watch the trailer of Spectator’s, and
for further works by Ross, please click here.
Congratulations, Ross. We’ll be rattling a football
spectators clacker for you on the 16th November.
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