Jock Mooney Archives - Page 5 of 7 - Trunk | Animation Production Company
Smile for London | Courttia Newland
On 05, Apr 2012 | No Comments | In Films, work | By Layla
Director: Lore&Jun
Poem: Courttia Newland
Music: Daniel Pemberton
Producer: Richard Barnett
Client: Smile For London
Secret 7″
On 09, Mar 2012 | No Comments | In news / blog | By Layla
We are pleased to announce that we are taking part in Secret 7″ a groovy mystery-art project. It aims to restore a bit of excitement to the old 7″ single. The brief is to create a unique cover for a 7″ single from an eclectic variety of artists including The Cure, Florence and the Machine and DJ Shadow. But wait, there’s a catch, although each cover will be beautiful and a covetable object in it’s own right there will be no indication as to who created the cover or even the band name or what is on the track inside, it’ll do your heads in. These unique 7″ singles will then be sold to raise money for the Teenage Cancer Trust. The covers will also be exhibited at The Idea Gallery in Shoreditch in April.
Smile for London | Nikesh Shukla
On 31, Jan 2012 | No Comments | In Films | By Layla
Poet: Nikesh Shukla
Directed by: Alasdair Brotherston + Jock Mooney
Producer: Richard Barnett
Sound Design: Aaron Lampert
Client: Smile for London
Smile for London
On 23, Jan 2012 | No Comments | In news / blog | By Richard
Lore&Jun and Alasdair + Jock have just finished working with Smile for London on their new moving image exhibition “Word In Motion” that aims to uplift and inspire commuters with poetry and moving images during January 2012.
Smile for London invited new and established poets to submit work that has been turned into 20 second typographic films by leading motion artists. The finished silent projections are to be shown across 60 screens on the underground with an expected 1.5 million commuters seeing each video.
Trunk has produced two of the films, Lore&Jun worked with the talented poet Courttia Newland, and Alasdair + Jock worked with poet Nikesh Shulka’s witty vibes.
Daniel Pemberton very kindly composed some music for Lore&Jun’s piece which really pulls everything together nicely, and Aaron Lampert got involved with some sound design for Alasdair + Jock.
www.courttianewland.com
www.nikeshshukla.wordpress.com
www.danielpemberton.com
Smile for London: Alasdair + Jock
Smile for London: Lore&Jun
Clinic | Bubblegum
On 08, Dec 2011 | No Comments | In Alasdair + Jock, directors, Music Promos | By Layla
Directors: Alasdair Brotherston + Jock Mooney
Producer: Richard Barnett
Animation: Layla Atkinson, Ben Brown, Tom Bunker, Jon Clarke
Commissioner: Bart McDonagh
Label: Domino Records
Meet Richard Gash
On 16, Nov 2011 | No Comments | In Home, news / blog | By Layla
This charming young man is Richard Gash. He’s one of the many people conjured up from the damaged, Lidl-obsessed mind of Jock Mooney. If you want to see a Richard in real life and maybe buy a print head over to the Artistic.ly launch on Thursday 17th of November at the Loading Bay Gallery, Brick Lane. The artistic.ly show will have hand numbered and framed prints available from Jock and many others including Andrew Rae.
Bubblegum nominated for UKMVA’s
On 13, Oct 2011 | No Comments | In news / blog | By Richard
Congrats to Alasdair + Jock, their Clinic video just got nominated for best animation at this years UK MVA’s, it’s the guys second nomination after Bottom of the River was pipped at the post at the MVA’s in 09. The Clinic video has been a rioting success so far and follows in the footsteps of the multi multi award winning BOTR. www.ukmva.com
Directors: Alasdair Brotherston & Jock Mooney
Producer: Richard Barnett
Animation: Layla Atkinson, Ben Brown, Tom Bunker, Jon Clarke
Music: Clinic
Commissioner: Bart McDonagh
Label: Domino Records
2010
BBC Look East
On 27, Sep 2011 | No Comments | In news / blog | By Richard
We’re all very pleased today here in the studio, we have two of our music videos in the BBC Music Video Festival currently being held in Norwich, Alasdair and Jocks video for Clinic called Bubblegum, and Layla and Grigoris’s video for Elbow in which they collaborated with the fantastic Oliver East. What make’s today all the more fun was that Richard our producer got called in to do an interview yesterday, being a Norfolk boy himself, they thought it was appropriate to ask him a few questions, thankfully all about making music videos and what they mean to Trunk. Look at his little face!
The Festival runs till the 1st of October and the BBC have set screens up in 20 Towns and Cities across the UK, take a look. http://bbcmusicvideofestival.tumblr.com/