Plog

The Camden Green Fair didn’t happen this year, instead they are busy preparing for their 20th year in 2010. They have been making a documentary to tell the Fair’s history…

We got involved with the Fair last year (see this post) after meeting Charlie - one of the organisers - at the Green Man Festival…

A year on and she got back in touch to ask us to contribute to the documentary. We have made these three really really short animations based on the CGF daisy logo to add a little bit of flower shaped fun to their film! We sewed a daisy and rigged it with wire, then animated it opening in different ways - see how in the video and watch the clips below (blink and you’ll miss them).

Being the sort of people that don’t think twice about speaking to our house plants or stroking admiringly at a choice piece of moss - we were really happy to be asked to make some short films for the Camden Green Fair 2008.

We spent a few days down in London and not only did we see some lovely places, but we also made three short but sweet little films for the Fair. All three films were made in a similar way - with cameras, computers and recycled or recyclable collage materials, yet each one by a different group or venue…

The London Tigers shared their interests in football, sports and being healthy.

Young people at Kentish Town City Farm brought the animals and farm surroundings to life.

While people at Camley Street Nature Reserve animated the nearby creepy crawlies and wildlife.

Organised and funded by the Camden Green Fair and the Local Network Fund.