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  2. New work on the website!

    We recently worked with Made Visual Studio on some short bits of animation for the My Health Tips series of films starring Monty Python’s Terry Jones.  The series was created to help people manage their chronic health conditions and live healthier lifestyles through innovative, self-management health programs. Matthew Walker, Tom Malins and Emma Lazenby together directed eleven shorts featuring Mr. Creosote, frozen turkeys, giant cigarettes, sumptuous sausages and Terry’s talking hand.

    January 24, 2012

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  2. Kid Carpet music video to promote 8 Minutes Idle

    Kiddy-disco-punk pioneer Kid Carpet and Bristol-based filmmaker and YouTube legend Ben Dowden have joined forces to create a music video for the song ”Last Word”, which features on the 8 Minutes Idle soundtrack.  The beautifully shot video features Dowden’s single-take style as Kid Carpet performs the track on his trademark ensemble of children’s toys - a must see!

    December 8, 2011

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  2. Festival of Ideas features talk by Sarah this Sunday

    Join Sarah on Sunday 4th December from 3-4pm to hear her talk about the Tate Movie Project as part of the Festival of Ideas‘ second season of Bristol Genius.  She’ll be discussing the project from initial idea through to the finished film and sharing clips, images and some of the weird and wonderful ideas submitted by thousands of children across the UK.  You can book your free ticket by clicking here.

    December 2, 2011

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  2. Broadcast Award nomination for Itch of the Golden Nit

    Along with winning a Children’s BAFTA, the Tate Movie Project team has only just received a nomination for a prestigious 2012 Broadcast Award as well!  Itch of the Golden Nit has been nominated in the Best Children’s Programme category - we’ll find out the results in February.

    November 30, 2011

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  2. And now a BAFTA for the Tate Movie Project!

    The Tate Movie Project picked up yet another award at the Children’s BAFTA ceremony last night in London when it won a Children’s BAFTA for Interactive.  Congratulations to our very own Sarah Cox and Emma Lazenby, who were there to pick up the award, and the rest of the Tate Movie Project team.  And of course a HUGE congratulations to all of the 25,000 kids who took part in creating the first ever animated film made entirely by and for children!

    November 28, 2011

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