Artmedia
Artmedia produce films, DVDs, websites, eBooks, Print on
Demand books, and email newsletters, specialising in the film, physical theatre and
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Beat My Butterfly A female song and dance duo overcome adversity
and a Kings Cross cyber sex cult to win a song competition. Beat My Butterfly is an
online game and a
feature film, based on the novel, Dance Sisters,
by Alan Clay. “A
female song and dance duo overcomes adversity and a Kings Cross cyber
sex cult, to win a song competition.” This is an innovative cross-media project
involving an online investigation and a feature film. The project is being mounted in two phases the first
being an online game, which will provide an innovative digital distribution
mechanism to build the audience for the film, to be shot and released in 2010. We are building the team for this project and still
require a production designer and production manager. Check out the
crew page for more details.
Moontan
Two street clowns get swept up in an occupation of New Zealand's last Victorian theatre, which brings them into a playful confrontation with the police.
Alan Clay's short film, Moontan, was shot in Wanganui, New Zealand, in October 2006. The 15 minute short film premiered at the 2007 Fringe Film Festival in Wellington, New Zealand, in July 2007 and has also screened at SPAA Fringe in Brisbane, the Australian Director's Conference in Sydney and in the market at Clermont-Ferrand Short Film Festival in France and also at the Short Film Corner at the Cannes Film Festival.
On this site you can read news of the production, check out the synopsis and reviews of the book on which the film is based, read scene one of the script, or find information on the cast and production team.
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last updated 1st September 2008