Deloitte Ignite 2010
at the Royal Opera House
Clore Studio Upstairs
3pm-4pm, Screening of Mushroom Thief and How Mermaids Breed
LATEST MOVIEMushroom thief
Pixellation and stop frame animation,
based on a memory of almost being caught stealing mushrooms from another farmers field.
Ashworth joined the Royal College of Art in 1994 as Professor of Animation. In 2002, Ashworth completed How Mermaids Breed inspired by Bronze Age Cycladic fertility figures and the drawings of Henry Moore. Mushroom Thief is an encounter shot in a lush green meadow in Lancashire, UK.
Technical information: The DVD is region-free and in the NTSC format. It will play on any North American system and the vast majority of modern PAL systems. However, please do ensure that your equipment can play NTSC, especially if you are in Europe. How Mermaids Breed is displayed in 16:9 (widescreen, equivalent to 1:1.85) and has a Dolby Digital 5.1 surround audio track. The Web is full-screen 4:3 (equivalent to "Academy") and has a stereo soundtrack
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Located in the heart of London, the Royal College of Art is the most influential, wholly postgraduate
university of art and design in the world
An Oscar-winning writer and director specialising in stop-motion animation
Documentary by Martin Greaves, © 2007 Seed Fold Films







