More than $200,000 (£135,000) Invested in London-based artist film-makers through Flamin Productions.
Film London Artists’ Moving Image Network (Flamin) are investing $206,000 (£135,000) of production funding in four new moving image projects from London-based artists.
Mark Leckey, Simon Martin, Gail Pickering and Grace Schwindt have been commissioned through Flamin Productions, which provides artists with the opportunity to produce “ambitious and original moving image works”.
Supported by Arts Council England, Flamin Productions is dedicated to funding large scale, single screen works which represent “a significant step forward in an artist’s practice”.
It provides development and production funding as well as bespoke training, advice and professional mentoring.
To date the scheme has produced a range of artworks, including Ben Rivers’ award-winning feature length Two Years at Sea, which was released theatrically and recently acquired by Channel 4, Elizabeth Price’s West Hinder, which was part of the exhibition for which she won the Turner Prize in 2012 and Hilary Koob-Sassen’s Transcalar Investment Vehicles which...
Film London Artists’ Moving Image Network (Flamin) are investing $206,000 (£135,000) of production funding in four new moving image projects from London-based artists.
Mark Leckey, Simon Martin, Gail Pickering and Grace Schwindt have been commissioned through Flamin Productions, which provides artists with the opportunity to produce “ambitious and original moving image works”.
Supported by Arts Council England, Flamin Productions is dedicated to funding large scale, single screen works which represent “a significant step forward in an artist’s practice”.
It provides development and production funding as well as bespoke training, advice and professional mentoring.
To date the scheme has produced a range of artworks, including Ben Rivers’ award-winning feature length Two Years at Sea, which was released theatrically and recently acquired by Channel 4, Elizabeth Price’s West Hinder, which was part of the exhibition for which she won the Turner Prize in 2012 and Hilary Koob-Sassen’s Transcalar Investment Vehicles which...
- 7/3/2013
- by michael.rosser@screendaily.com (Michael Rosser)
- ScreenDaily
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