Rob's Filmography
Most of my films have been shot on Super8, then transferred to video and
edited on a computer, with soundtracks also being added on a computer. Below
is a list of most of my short films. Click on linked titles to watch the film.
- 2000 - "From At To
With", three minute B&W Super8 film.
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Do you ever feel like everyone's laughing at you? Pointing at you?
Mocking you? Are you just being paranoid? Maybe you're insane. Step
into my office. Entered in White Gloves Film Festival 2000, and
Cinema Sprints 2001.
- 1999 - "The King is
Dead, Long Live the King", three minute B&W Super8 film.
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The king is dead, or is he? Something hypnotic is calling from beyond the
grave. Entered in White Gloves Film Festival '99 and received into the
Best-of collection. Also screened as part of Cinema Sprints 2000.
- 1998 - "Veil",
three minute B&W Super8 film.
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Weddings seem like a great idea at the time. Future and past entwine to
show that history has a way of repeating itself, tragically. Entered in
White Gloves Film Festival '98 and received into the Best-of collection.
- 1997 - "Stop
Watch", four minute colour Super8 film.
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He was waiting for a sign, but when time stood still he didn't even
notice. Accepted into the Metro Super 8 Film Festival '97.
- 1997 - "The Purse-Uit",
three minute B&W Super8 film.
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A good deed gone wrong. Also
"The Making of the
Purse-Uit", a spoof on the making of the previous film. Both
entered in White Gloves Film Festival '97 and received into the Best-of
collection. Wrote music to accompany the Best-of screening.
- 1997 - "The Blue Brothers", five minute colour S-VHS video.
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A spoof of the Blues Brothers, done with smurfs and matchbox cars.
- 1996 - "Always...",
three minute B&W Super8 film.
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Coca-Cola bottles start attacking people and take over the world, a short
B-grade horror with a message. Entered in White Gloves Film Festival '96
and received into the Best-of collection. This film also won the ABC
Recovery's Cinema Amateur competition in 1997. Appeared as part of the
360 FliX programme at RMIT's Kaleide theatre 11/8/97, and as part of the
art exhibition Poll at the GOGO Heirdressing art gallery, Northcote,
6/4/97 - 2/5/97.
- 1989 - "Are We
Inbred? (Toasterqatsi)", three minute colour Super8 film.
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A surreal look at bread, toast, toasters, and of course life and death.
Screened as part of the art exhibition Poll at the GOGO Hairdressing art
gallery, Northcote, 6/4/97 - 2/5/97.
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