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Penny Black - Cinema Kororareka
No full textSelf-centered twenty-something Penny Black (Astra McLaren) travels down the North Island of New Zealand in an attempt to save her job and opulent lifestyle. Along the way she meets a guy name Guy (Anton Tennet); who makes her slow her down and question how the world works
Blood Sugar - Loading Docs 2016
No full textBlood Sugar
Four-year-old Dahlia takes us into her bittersweet world of blood, needles and sugar.
Dahlia is scared of needles, but she needs insulin injected several times a day. She is not alone; New Zealand has one of the highest rates of paediatric diabetes in the world. Blood Sugar explores diabetes through the eyes of this active and boisterous pre-schooler and brings to life a child’s interpretation of what can be a life-threatening disease.
Directed by Joe Hitchcock
Produced by Morgan Leigh Stewar
Waitangi Tribunal submitted evidence: Tom Hemopo #Wai Claim 2540
Get PDFI submitted PhD research as evidence to present before the Waitangi Tribunal on July 25 2016. The evidence was presented in support of Tom Hemopo #WAI Claim 2540. The claim before the Waitangi Tribunal was that the NZ Crown and the Department of Corrections are not doing enough to stop the re offending rates of prisoners.
My evidence and personal history suggests that historical legislative policies that confiscated land, language, culture and identity also contribute to crime and prison statistics
FILM, ARCHIVE AND MUSIC LAB
Get PDFInvited to be one of 16 international participants in FAMLAB.
Information about the workshop/lab:
The British Council presents Film, Archive and Music Lab: a week of screenings, live performance and collaboration between film and music professionals in partnership with the British Film Institute, PRS for Music Foundation and HOME in Manchester. The week will begin on 29th February 2016.
Film, Archive and Music Lab will explore the creative potential of collaboration between the worlds of cinema, film archive and music. The British Council has invited 16 artists and producers – including music makers, film makers and video game composers – to take part in a series of workshops, masterclasses, screenings and networking events all with the aim of increasing opportunities for cross-sector work, while providing a fertile breeding ground for future collaborations. The programme is inspired by the creative and popular success of event cinema and live performances of film scores, including the BFI Archive’s international tour, "The Hitchock 9".
We’re bringing together an exciting group of participants from East Asia and the UK as part of this opportunity for professional development and they are: Lisa Meyer, William Doyle (East India Youth), Masaaki Yoshida (Anchorsong), Ruth Paxton, Jessica Curry, Roly Porter, Shiva Feshareki, Nick Abrahams, Jay Bedwani, Owen Wang, Aoura Chandra, Nguyen Manh Duy Linh, Fikri Fadzil, Jeremy Mayall, Chunhwi Park and Thanapol Setabrahmana. PRS for Music Foundation has helped to fund and select the UK based music creators who are taking part in the Lab
"Smile" - All Good Poems Wear Classical Shoes
Get PDFComposition titled "SMILE"
Based on poem by Ian Loughran.
Four acclaimed poets, David Eggleton, Ian Loughran, Emma Neale and Sue Wootton have had poems scored and arranged for singing. Hear new compositions inspired by the poetry being by leading New Zealand composers including Anthony Ritchie and Jeremy Mayall. Art forms of Poetry, Classical music, Opera merge into new and inspirational creations sung by Soprano Sophie Morris. The event will also feature readings of the poems by the poets themselves so the audience can compare and contrast the original work with the new creations. Travel with them all on a journey of creative discovery for an inspirational and entertaining evening at the historic Knox Church. To complement the new creation work the event will also feature some favourite arias and show tunes sung by Sophie as well as the poets reading a selection of their best work. Truly and evening with something for everybody whether you are a fan of Opera, Musical Theatre, Poetry or enjoy the fusion of different art forms. Witness exceptional artistic practitioners push themselves with new work heard for the first time at this performance
Te ngao o te ao turoa - Waikato University
Get PDFA commission from the University of Waikato for the launch of their taonga puoro collection made by master carver Brian Flintoff.
Work created in collaboration with Horomona Horo.
Also utilising audio samples of early work by Hirini Melbourne and Richard Nunns
Glimmer - Hamilton Fringe 2016
No full text"Glimmer is an enchanting landscape to explore for the very young, and the young at heart. You are invited to Hamilton’s Band Rotunda for a late summer’s evening with interactive glowing lights. What will you find? What will you do?"
Interactive sound and light work.
Featuring audience driven sound elements triggered over an acousmatic textural soundscape
To Sleep - UPBEAT interview
Get PDFInterview about the TO SLEEP project.
Jeremy Mayall and Kent Macpherson on Upbeat with Eva Radich.
Radio NZ Concert F
Untitled 27 - LOCAL exhibition
No full textSmell and sound sculpture with Owen Mayall and Demeter Fragrance Library
“In this piece the audience is asked to place their head inside the sculpture in order to block the visual sense, and focus on the sense of hearing and smell. This project endeavours to produce an environment where the unique characteristics of scent perception are harnessed to communicate emotions and ideas. Through the combination of sound and smell the stimuli work to create a sense of relaxation and a vague dreamlike experience of unexpected meaning.
Sonic Cocktails
No full textSonic cocktails: a collaboration with Alexander Williams
three new compositions which have been expertly paired with matching cocktails. Sip your drink and experience the full cross-modal multi-sensory effects of this innovative collaboration between Alexander Williams from Wonder Horse and Jeremy Mayall.
Drawing upon research into cross-modal multisensory correspondences