Sound
Jessica Payne
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7 titles
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NRAfter nearly getting hit by a car, Abigail Summers finds her reality is no longer as it seems
Summers Day
2025
NRIn the body of a sheep, with the same mental capabilities, what do we deserve? A character faces the horrors of short and reductive farm animal life.
Baaa
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NRTrapped in an endless loop, this film explores the horrors of menstrual depression, using stop motion to provide viewers with a similar sense of entrapment. Tangled red material voices the internal monstrous, a fear that becomes the mundane every day. In highlighting the anxieties of menstrual depression, the film finds a positive message, keep building the raft.
The Red Wave
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A journey through leather, warmth and light, and the disembodied fear of catching the last train home. Our film has taken shape through a mix of live action, stop motion, and visual programming that connects the rural and the digital to form a journey in transit, flicking between both spatial planes in this search for home.
In Transit
2026
NRShort moving image piece about difficulties finding comfort in queer identity
VALLTE - ARPEGGI
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Film credits
2020s · 1 titles
Undated · 3 titles
NRIn the body of a sheep, with the same mental capabilities, what do we deserve? A character faces the horrors of short and reductive farm animal life.
Baaa
—
NRTrapped in an endless loop, this film explores the horrors of menstrual depression, using stop motion to provide viewers with a similar sense of entrapment. Tangled red material voices the internal monstrous, a fear that becomes the mundane every day. In highlighting the anxieties of menstrual depression, the film finds a positive message, keep building the raft.
The Red Wave
—
NRShort moving image piece about difficulties finding comfort in queer identity
VALLTE - ARPEGGI
—
Behind the camera
NRIn the body of a sheep, with the same mental capabilities, what do we deserve? A character faces the horrors of short and reductive farm animal life.
Baaa
—
NRTrapped in an endless loop, this film explores the horrors of menstrual depression, using stop motion to provide viewers with a similar sense of entrapment. Tangled red material voices the internal monstrous, a fear that becomes the mundane every day. In highlighting the anxieties of menstrual depression, the film finds a positive message, keep building the raft.
The Red Wave
—
A journey through leather, warmth and light, and the disembodied fear of catching the last train home. Our film has taken shape through a mix of live action, stop motion, and visual programming that connects the rural and the digital to form a journey in transit, flicking between both spatial planes in this search for home.
In Transit
2026
