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Directed by Flamingods' projectionist, Niall Trask, the video takes inspiration from 1970's Children's Television and early Werner Herzog films. Using 8mm, digital, illustration, paint, crayons and pens, the video explores a number of different mediums, as we look for Jungle Birds. Credits: Directed & Produced by Niall Trask (http://www.thekillshop.com/ Director of Photography: Andy Little (http://andylittle.co.uk/) Illustrator: Alice Tams (http://www.alicetams.com/) Camera Assistant: Francesco Ferrari Post-Production & Design by Niall Trask Titles: Raimund Wong Thanks: Caroline Dunne, Howard Primary School, Hannah Eggleston, Mike Carr, Annie Norman, Suren Seneviratne, Theo Ereira-Guyer
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