We broke new ground technically with this film. “…For Peace…” is the first film in which light writing was captured in a moving film lens rather than solely by a still camera or “painted on” in post production. None of the gorgeous moving effects were added later, and almost all were captured via the RED […]
Aug 26, 2019 | Categories: For Peace | Tags: "...for peace comes dropping slow...", Carrane Hill Bog, Cian de Buitléar, Cullenamore Strand, Darren Carr, film, Foyle Film Festival 2010, Gaiety Cinema, Knocknarea, L. Vandegrift Davala, Lake Isle of Innisfree, land art, Land of Heart's Desire, light installation, Lough Gill, Nominated Best Irish Short, Parke's castle, Peace III Programme, Premiere, Seamie O'Dowd, Sligo County Council Arts Office, Tony Kearns, W. B. Yeats, Yeats, Yeatsian Legacy | Comments Off on Film “…For Peace Comes Dropping Slow…”
September 24, 2010 Just as the film “…for peace comes dropping slow…” was finishing post production, Culture Night Ireland 2010 was ready to launch. Regardless of our post film exhaustion, it was hard to say no to the idea of a new SLIGLOW light installation, as we were a national favourite in 2009 and we […]
Dec 04, 2009 | Categories: Digital, Light | Tags: Cormac McConville, Culture Night Sligo 2010, Darren Carr, glass art, Justin Knecht, light sculptures, light writing, photography, Robert Siberry, site-specific installation, SLGLOW², SLIGLOW, Tara Lewis, Tinka Bechert, Vanya Lambrecht Ward, video | Comments Off on SLIGLOW² Culture Night