The Editor's Cut
31 Dec 2001 | by Lisa Campbell, Editor
Celebrities, who needs them? With egos fatter than their wallets, tempers to rival two-year-olds and attitudes worse than adolescents, they are a force to be reckoned with.
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BELOW THE BELT: On the record
31 Dec 2001 | by ROB GRAY, director of Mercier Gray
It's been a terrible year in so many ways. September's atrocities overshadow everything. Before that, the UK suffered the worst floods for decades. The world economy is in a depressing state and there's been little cheer in the stock markets. But never mind. Soon the sound of jingle bells...
Feature: Animation
31 Dec 2001 | by Lisa Campbell, Editor
As animators strive for ever-more realism in their work, are they losing sight of elements, such as characterisation, which lift the craft above merely reproducing life?
Craft: Basement Jaxx - Video
31 Dec 2001
Traktor has achieved the impossible in this creepy tale of human experimentation. But as we reveal, they certainly put the effects guys through their paces.
FEATURE: Regus London Film Festival
31 Dec 2001
The short films featured at the Regus London Film Festival were of a high standard. They didn't offer too many laughs but gave accurate insights into aspects of real-life.
AWARDS: YoungGuns
31 Dec 2001
The under-30s are celebrated in the inaugural YoungGuns Bullet awards, giving older hands the chance to see up and coming talent.
GALLERY 01: Volkswagen - Demon Baby
31 Dec 2001
This creepy yet hypnotic commercial conveys the explosive speed of Volkswagen's latest baby, the Lupo. An intriguing treatment sees Fredrik Bond and DP Ben Seresin follow baby Lupo's attempt to escape from a spooky hospital in Barrendov, Prague (originally built by Hitler for his propaganda films)....
GALLERY 02: Visa - Fantasy
31 Dec 2001
A creatively-refreshing approach to finance which aims to demonstrate Visa's position as the payment system for the future. Bruce Willis's cameo is almost a bonus in this already action-packed mini-feature. Shot in downtown LA, director Sam Bayer was joined by the cream of Hollywood, including Spielberg's...
GALLERY 03: Miracle of New York - Skating, Turkey
31 Dec 2001
Desperate tourism officials are going to great lengths to encourage visitors to New York, to the extent of poking fun at Hollywood greats in an ad campaign. The 'Miracle of New York' highlights must-see venues and events and uses humour to demonstrate how you too can be part of the "New York Miracle"....
GALLERY 04: PGA Tour - Shopping Cart, Gutter ...
31 Dec 2001
A strong and memorable idea which aims to promote the PGA golf tour by showing that serious golfer-types really do have a sense of humour. Outsider directors Dom Nic use a simple observational style and skilful pacing to allow the comedy of the writing to come to the fore. 'Shopping Cart' features...
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