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    	<pubDate>23 Nov 2008 15:43:59 GMT</pubDate>
    	
    	
 		
 			
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         		<title>Equus hemionus kulan lamp shade</title>
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	                A lamp shade make out of slide film.
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         		<title>Pachypodium lamerei lamp shade</title>
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	                Lamp shade made out of slide film.
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         		<title>Lighthouse, digital special effects in film</title>
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	                Photo: Tanja Bastamow (still photo)

The Lighthouse short-film is the result of a course called Special effects in movies, held in 2004 at the School of Film, Television and Production Design in the University of Art and Design Helsinki. I was in charge of designing and executing the digital effects for the film. 
This artistic segment of my diploma work is a part of the development work of digital production design going on in the Department of Production Design. It is the first compositing project carried out in the University of Art and Design Helsinki, where material shot on film has been used and working with digital effects using film resolution has been researched.  

I graduated as Master of Arts from the School of Motion Picture, Television and Production Design in December 2005. My specialisation includes virtual set design and digital effects. In addition to designing and producing virtual sets for film and television, I have also done animations as well as video and advertising graphics. Apart from film and television, I am also interested in the visual design of computer games and other New Media.

Contact:
tbastamow(at)gmail.com
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         		<title>Digitus Minimus film</title>
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	                Photo: Jaana Rannikko

&#034;You see, the skin is the softest and deepest part of a human being, it gives the answer to everything.&#034;
			Eeva-Liisa Manner

What can we tell about human beings and humanity by depicting the surface, the skin&#039;s
Digitus Minimus is a film essay about vulnerability, weakness and beauty.
A film about closeness. A journey into the fact how little things can be grand.
Digitus Minimus is an expedition that one makes without going anywhere -  things are simply viewed differently.

Length: 13 min, 37 sec
Format: 35 mm
Year of completion: 2006

Director: Iina Terho 
Writer: Iina Terho, Arttu Peltomaa
Producer: Mark Lwoff		
Cinematographer: Arttu Peltomaa
Editor: Tiina Aarniala, Iina Terho
Sound designer: Kirsi Korhonen	
Composer: Tuukka Terho 	
Graphic designer: Johannes Nieminen 
Still photographer:

Jaana RannikkoIina Terho will graduate from the University of Art and Design Helsinki in spring 2006 from the School of Motion Picture, Television and Production Design, in the programme of documentary filmmaking. She has previously studied at the Helsinki University of Technology.

Contact:
iina.terho(at)uiah.fi
+358 50 927 9296
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         		<title>Placebo, script and direction</title>
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	                Photo: Mauro Perez Farinas

Placebo is an enigmatic thriller about a young woman, Edith, whom a man abandons outside the city in an unconscious state. Edith, who has lost her memory, returns to the city and tries to continue living her life peacefully, but certain events lead her back to her husband - the man, who is Edith&#039;s worst enemy. The film is the diploma work of director Taneli Mustonen, cinematographer Daniel Lindholm and production designer Sanna-Mari Pirkola for the School of Motion Picture, Television and Production Design. It has been produced by the Theater Academy of Finland in association with the University of Art and Design Helsinki and YLE/FST.

Team: Daniel Lindholm and Sanna-Mari Pirkola

Collaboration: YLE/FST, University of Art and Design Helsinki, NorMa/Theatre Academy of Finland

Taneli Mustonen got a box seat to the world of cinema already as a child, when his parents took upon themselves to keep alive the supply of movies in Outokumpu by continuing to operate the cinema Kino Marita as a family business when it would otherwise have been closed down. The cinema reportoire broadened with new and different types of films in the 1990s when the family opened another theatre in Joensuu, specialising in movies imported by Cinema Mondo. As a schoolboy, Taneli worked as projectionist in the cinemas. He still likes to work as a projectionist whenever he can to keep up the vanishing skill of projecting 35mm film.
Inspired by his own films, amateur theatricals and filmmaking, Taneli sought admission to study film directing in 1998. He has directed three short films, as well as advertisements and music videos. In 2005 he worked as direction assistant at the filmmaking school in the University.
Apart from directing, Taneli Mustonen has also written scripts. In 1998 he received the filmmaking school&#039;s award for the best short film script.

Contact:
taneli.mustonen(at)uiah.fi
+358 50 531 7325
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         		<title>Placebo cinematography</title>
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	                Photo: mauro Perez Farinas

Placebo is an enigmatic thriller about a young woman, Edith, whom a man abandons outside the city in an unconscious state. Edith, who has lost her memory, returns to the city and tries to continue living her life peacefully, but certain events lead her back to her husband - the man, who is Edith&#039;s worst enemy. The film is the diploma work of director Taneli Mustonen, cinematographer Daniel Lindholm and production designer Sanna-Mari Pirkola for the School of Motion Picture, Television and Production Design. It has been produced by the Theater Academy of Finland in association with the University of Art and Design Helsinki and YLE/FST.

Team: Taneli Mustonen and Sanna-Mari Pirkola

Collaboration: YLE/FST, University of Art and Design Helsinki, NorMa/Theatre Academy of Finland

Daniel Lindholm discovers his passion at the age of 20. Childhood stories and music and the photographic experiments of his youth merge together ? the result is cinematography.
A couple of years later he enrolls in the University of Art and Design Helsinki and gradually learns how to process his works and his learning. At the end of his third study year and the beginning of the fourth, he develops enormously as a cinematographer. He is moderately satisfied with his latest works. Luckily the films have all been ambitious projects and in very different genres. Daniel now feels he is ready to meet new challenges and wants to contribute his own way of looking through the camera to the industry.

Contact:
daniel.lindholm(at)uiah.fi
+358 50 586 5519
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         		<title>Layers of Everyday Life</title>
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	                Photo: Teijo Pellinen

Tempera on board, video	

In my work I explore the division of everyday life. How a person moves between real and virtual space - in the constant grip of leisure and work.
The advancement of technology has brought freedom. Work is no longer bound to location. Ever more frequently work gets mixed with free time and the normal position of people from the western world has become sitting in front of a computer, both in the case of work and leisure. How long is man able to balance between survival and extreme fatigue?

Sponsor: ARONET

My subject in the University is film. Over the years my interest has moved increasingly towards experimental cinema and video, in particular the artistic potential of their light-weight and experimental production methods. I am fascinated by the flow of film and video art between popular entertainment and traditional arts. I studied only fine arts for a few years very intensively, because I wanted to learn the traditions of the fine arts. It has helped me find my own way of combining different media in a sensible way.

Contact:
mleipone(at)uiah.fi
+358 41 444 7429
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         		<title>Nightmares, script and direction</title>
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	                Photo: Teemu Lindroos

&#034;Then I remembered that this is a dream, and soon you will wake me up.&#034;

Nightmares is a short film about woman that has constant nightmares. Finally she understands the dreams hold a message for her.

Woman: Heli Sirvio	
Man: Timo Ruuskanen	

Direction &amp; script: Jan Forsstrom		 
Producer: Sanna Kultanen	
Cinematographer: Anssi Leino		
Production designer: Otso Linnalaakso	
Editor: Helena Ost		
Sound editor: Mikko Makela		
Music: Mikko Makela &amp; Ville Tanttu
Costumer: Eeva Nurminen	
Makeup artists: Riikka Virtanen &amp; Essi Orava
(Graphic designer: Ville Salonen)

Nightmares is the diploma work of Jan Forsstrom, Sanna Kultanen, Mikko Makela and Helena Ost for the School of Motion Picture, Television and Production Design at the University of Art and Design Helsinki.

In association with: YLE Yhteistuotannot / Sari Volanen, Generator Post, Media Centre Lume, University of Art and Design Helsinki / The School of Motion Picture, Television and Production Design

Sponsor: Pro AV Saarikko

Jan Forsstrom graduates this spring as a screenwriter from the School of Motion Picture, Television and Production Design. He has also studied editing. His diploma work, Nightmares, is Forsstrom&#039;s first film direction. He has previously studied the humanities at the University of Helsinki.

Contact:
jan.forsstrom(at)gmail.com
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