By the use of evocative music, stained glass and archetypal scenes of England, we are reminded to enjoy the moment.
I am retired due to health problems and currently work on craft projects. I collaborate on animations and short films with my colleague, Philip Burton, who is the composer of the music in this film. He is a classicaly trained musician and IT engineer. Currently working overseas, his love of the English countryside tallies with mine to produce this piece of work.
Katie
I liked the
music but the
screen was
too bright
Zig
Oops, almost
fell asleep
on this one.
Which isn't
supposed to
mean it was
boring. Too
nice, maybe?
maisy
very pretty
and
atmospheric.
reminds me of
happy dreams
and nostalgic
moments...
Paul Vortex
When the screen
wasn't simply
bright white
light (which I
believe does
have it's
place) I found
the images very
intriguing and
sometimes
actually quite
beautiful.
You should do
more... Just
try and ensure
that you aren't
over-exposed.
THOMAS
A VERY BORING
1 MINUTE FILM
TO WATCH
kristine
Zzzzzzzzzzzzzz
zzzz......
Me
Music very
good, but the
images were
very poor and
most played
as bright
white light..
bad bad for
film!
John
Well! No
fairies, no
story and no
language of
any
description.
Total failure!
read me
errgh, made me
angry, i quit
before the end,
me no like
sandra
i thought the
music was
soothing and
the and went
well with what
was being
seen. all in
all it is a
great piece of
work
The Man in Madrid
¡que
alucinante!
That´s Spanish
for !Man that
was Trippy!
"sheeeeeit"
Bring on the
girls, watch
this man fly,
go freddy go.
chris
A very nice
film. I like
the way all
the different
colours are
used, and the
movement in
time to the
music.....
Well done
lt
cunning, thats
the first
tikme i have
seen colourts
used as well
as tthat!
Joe
Felt like it
was autumn.
The best
autumn ever.
