Paulyman that is fantastic, However did you get permission to film in the school in these unenlightened times? but never mind the nuts and bolts of filming... what a great, energy filled take on the school run. Felt every step without ever once feeling tired. The poet Laurie Lee said, when writing about his own school days in Cider with Rosie, that it was important to make the long years of school tediousness come across on the page without boring the reader (I paraphrase of course) I think this is the visual equalvalent. Wow, there is a moment of tiredness in your face when you son is on your shoulders and the energy in your boys is captured in all its exhausting intensity by the stop motion, angles and music, and yet we are running with them, enjoying every exploration: from the ding of the bus bell to the wonderful door after door after door in the school at the end. Brilliant, you are really really good at these movies. Hope to see more soon. Damon
Paulyman that is fantastic, However did you get permission to film in the school in these unenlightened times? but never mind the nuts and bolts of filming... what a great, energy filled take on the school run. Felt every step without ever once feeling tired. The poet Laurie Lee said, when writing about his own school days in Cider with Rosie, that it was important to make the long years of school tediousness come across on the page without boring the reader (I paraphrase of course) I think this is the visual equalvalent. Wow, there is a moment of tiredness in your face when you son is on your shoulders and the energy in your boys is captured in all its exhausting intensity by the stop motion, angles and music, and yet we are running with them, enjoying every exploration: from the ding of the bus bell to the wonderful door after door after door in the school at the end. Brilliant, you are really really good at these movies. Hope to see more soon. Damon
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Paulyman that is fantastic, However did you get permission to film in the school in these unenlightened times? but never mind the nuts and bolts of filming... what a great, energy filled take on the school run. Felt every step without ever once feeling tired. The poet Laurie Lee said, when writing about his own school days in Cider with Rosie, that it was important to make the long years of school tediousness come across on the page without boring the reader (I paraphrase of course) I think this is the visual equalvalent. Wow, there is a moment of tiredness in your face when you son is on your shoulders and the energy in your boys is captured in all its exhausting intensity by the stop motion, angles and music, and yet we are running with them, enjoying every exploration: from the ding of the bus bell to the wonderful door after door after door in the school at the end. Brilliant, you are really really good at these movies. Hope to see more soon.
Damon
Paulyman that is fantastic, However did you get permission to film in the school in these unenlightened times? but never mind the nuts and bolts of filming... what a great, energy filled take on the school run. Felt every step without ever once feeling tired. The poet Laurie Lee said, when writing about his own school days in Cider with Rosie, that it was important to make the long years of school tediousness come across on the page without boring the reader (I paraphrase of course) I think this is the visual equalvalent. Wow, there is a moment of tiredness in your face when you son is on your shoulders and the energy in your boys is captured in all its exhausting intensity by the stop motion, angles and music, and yet we are running with them, enjoying every exploration: from the ding of the bus bell to the wonderful door after door after door in the school at the end. Brilliant, you are really really good at these movies. Hope to see more soon.
Damon
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