at 6th of March, 20 PM - 02 AM
Yo-talo, Kauppakatu 10



Show programme 


Multicast Dynamics’ live video performance Aquatic System*
Stand-up comedian Toni Jyvälä

DJ Riku (Big Pop)
  

*Aquatic System is an audiovisual live performance by Samuel van Dijk under his moniker Multicast Dynamics together with visual artist Emilia Ewa Kwiatkowska.

Recordings of various types of water are being manipulated live using sound and moving image, creating an intense audiovisual story. Aquatic System is an unique cinematic experience full of details and atmospheric sequences.
 
 

Watch more about Aquatic System from here: http://emirella.blogspot.fi/2014/01/aquatic-system.html

The doors will be opened at 20 PM so you can come there right after Kino-TAMK Presents!

Tickets 5€* / 7€

*Pre-tickets are sold at the campus of Finlayson on March 4-6 at 12 PM – 13 PM.


WELCOME!


Jack the monster started as a school project for an Animation course. We had three months to work on the stop motion and we have been really happy of people's interest and positive feedback on our project.
Our first step was create a story suitable for our project, that would be effective but not that long. We end up watching a lot of animations of different genres to get inspiration.
After that, we shared ideas and mixed them together, creating a story based on what we both wanted. 




The story of our animation is about a girl who meets a weird and cute creature. This creature seems to be special and different from others because after eating something he starts to grow and grow. He eats everything: bench, cars and more. The girl is surprised about his “power” and she gets attached to him, knowing him better and spending time together. But after a night, everything changes cause the creature is a really big monster now and he knows he would be tempted to eat her. The girl decide to looking for him around the city and she finally finds him next to a river, where he seems to be sad. The girl understands the monsters reasons of escaping, but she still wants to stay with him and she decides to be eaten by the monster, to stay with him forever. 





The storyboard was the next step. There we plan the techniques we are going to use, the backgrounds we are going to create and what kind of shooting we needed to do.
After getting the material from school, we started spending time cutting and animating at the same time.
The cutting process was really hard but fun. We spent about 1 month building paper trees, buildings, fountain, bridge, rivers, rooms, cars and more. At the same time we drew the animation frame by frame on paper with black markers and cut the figures out, leaving little bit of a white edge to give our animation the style we wanted. Water was one creative solution among others, it’s completely made of plastic wrap we took from kitchen.




Not everything was ready when we started to shoot because it was missing buildings and sections of animation, but the time was running out so we had to start to animating. The place where we animated was a darkroom in the basement of our school, where an annoying ventilation was moving our trees during the shooting. It wasn't the best place to shoot but we were sure no one would have come there.
We used a stop motion software called Dragon frame to help us to control the shooting and to be sure we were moving the characters in the right position. Dragon Frame was super helpful and I think the animation wouldn´t be good without it. 



We were only in 2 to shoot the animation so we had to find the fastest way to do it. When one of us was taking the picture and checking everything was in the right position, other one was changing the hand drawn frames and moving the props (like water for example). The work process took at least 9 hours per day, shooting over 800 pictures.



The music of our animation is by amazing Luci Holland. She was the winner of a contest we had when we were looking for talented composers to write music for our animation.

Working for the project grew our interest in Animation and teached us a lot about Dragon Frame and After Effects. Currently we are working on two new projects; a music video with colorful special effects and a new stop motion animation that will challenge us again, just like Jack the monster did. We make a great and enthusiastic team so it’s always thrilling and motivating to work together as we both look for new chances to learn and get experience.


Text & Images: Sindy Giraldo & Iina Kuula 2014

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKNK2DA7GE8


The strange and beautiful paper world of the animated short Jack the Monster has been elected for the national competition of the Tampere Film Festival.

Jack


Jack the Monster was created by media students Iina Kuula and Sindy Giraldo. It was also shown in the FOE exhibition at the Tampere main library, Metso.

Iina Kuula

Sindy Giraldo

If you want to watch the short via YouTube, here's the link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKNK2DA7GE8

Image sources:
https://twitter.com/_SindyGiraldo_
 http://designspiration.net/merrygoround/


TheStory of My Tribe documentary was made as graduation work for the Fine Art degree program at Tampere University of Applied Sciences. The film was chosen to Helsinki Documentary Film Festival and won the Best Student Documentary Award. The Story of My Tribe is written and directed by Mari Ljokkoi. 
The documentary is based on the memories of third generation immigrants from Karelia. The Jury was pleased by the documentary’s unique style of presenting history and clear portrayal of its own generation.