an insiderʼs guide to 2010 edition

an insiderʼs guide to
UNIQUE POINT OF VIEW
COOL NAME
DIVERSE SELECTION OF SERVICES
2010 edition
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ACCORDING TO MY MUM
imPoRtaNt QueStioNs
table of contents
click on a title to jump straight to the section
What’s all this about, then?
our company, mum, The Entertainment Factory, who we are, what we do, y‘know.
What are you doing with that:
introduction - p. 3
the method in the madness - p. 5
t.e.f. service guide + summarized portfolio - p. 6
digital video + photography - p. 7
video editing, post-production + photo manipulation - p. 9
desktop publishing + graphic design - p. 12
creative writing, concept refinement + copy-writing - p. 14
camera equipment?! shootin’ stuff, mum, broadcast-quality.
post-production suite?! editin’, tweakin’, puttin’ stuff together.
professional design software?! um...designing stuff, mum - look, some of it moves on screen!
bunch of Apple Macs?! creatin’, drawin’ ‘n’ writin’ stuff, mostly, mum.
This sounds very expensive...
It doesn’t have to be! We specialize in creating products with high production value at low cost.
We collaborate with a range of talented creative individuals and companies who are always
willing to join with us on new projects, either becoming co-producers/partners in the project or
offering us reduced rates, as we do for them on their projects – it’s all about sharing the love, mum,
just like you always say.
Plus, we have most of our own equipment, so we can cut down on rentals and .
illustration + animation - p. 16
production consultancy - p. 18
jingles, foley + scoring - p. 20
made by the entertainment factory - p. 22
- selected products
contact the entertainment factory - p. 31
Who do you make this stuff for?
Everybody, mum - in our diverse and amazing country, there’s a story on every corner, and the
stories we tell are universal, ones that anybody could identify with, because they draw upon our collective
humanity, our commonalities (or perhaps better stated - our common insanities or inanities, since
we love comedy above all other genres!).
In whatever we do – movies, TV shows, advertainment, corporate or industrial videos – this is the
core principle that we strive towards.
How do you do that?
We make it a priority to see the story in everything, mum, the heart, the people. Then we wrap
every important detail inside that story, & we make sure that, however it’s told - in words, in
pictures, in ideas - it jumps inside your head and it stays there.
please note - p. 32
I hope you’re remembering to eat right while you’re doing all of this.
That’s not a question, mum. How else could we have the energy to do all of this? Er...yes, mum,
three squares a day, mum. Yes, spinach too.
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introduction
iN BuLLet PoiNts
The Entertainment Factory...
was founded & is directed by filmmakers/writers/creatives Robert Delport & Anusha Naicker
both incredibly brilliant, talented, versatile & modest individuals (see next page)
is a digital production company with a focus on strong content, innovative concepts and creative ideas
we put the utmost care & effort into every project we undertake
is based in Cape Town, South Africa
Africa, Earth (blue planet 3 away from Sol), Solar System (± 4.37 light years from Alpha Centauri), Milky Way
Galaxy, Multiverse (Univ. ID: TEF)
holds the highest respect for the craft, the work, the sensitivity and the integrity that is prerequisite to
storytelling in all forms – and believes that a continuing commitment to education, self-empowerment and
skills diversification allows it to maintain the high skill level to meet those prerequisites.
is always cognizant of the power of entertainment, its role in enriching our diverse social landscape and the
responsibility of the artist to educate, illuminate and spark debate
In that vein, we have produced material for many clients at reduced rates when the project or message of the
piece is of merit. Examples include non-profit organizations (e.g. Reach For A Dream–stills shoot, The Animal
Anti-Cruelty League–storyboard & illustration work); the government (e.g. covering the 16 Days of Activism
campaign for The Department of Justice & Constitutional Development); & pro bono work for many talented
individuals (e.g. several musicians, actors, comedians, writers, filmmakers and photographers) who are unable
to afford the essential tools (e.g. show reels, script work-shopping, marketing materials, technical help,
equipment loans, elements of post-production) needed in the extremely competitive entertainment industry.
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tHe ComPaNy DiReCtoRs
introduction
About Rob:
About Nush:
Robert began his 23-year
old career in 1987 as a
precocious 13-year old
starring in the Christmas
panto Robin Hood and the Babes In The Wood.
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Anusha is a New Yorktrained filmmaker who cut
her teeth on non-crystal
sync Arri-S 16mm cameras
and Steinbeck editing tables at the tender age of 16.
Having literally grown up avidly studying both the old
school and new school of the art and craft of making
moving pictures gives her a unique approach to every
project, applying the classic traditions of storytelling,
cinematography and visual design in conjunction with
modern technologies and techniques.
More stage productions than he can remember
followed, before he decided, at the wise old age of
18, to write and direct his first professional stage
show (Alice in Boogie Wonderland at the Artscape) –
further entrenching the budding megalomaniac’s
passion for the arts.
Rob began writing and editing for a number of local production
companies, and was one of the first in South Africa to begin using Final
Cut Pro (vers. 1.0) in the ‘90’s while directing and editing inserts for the
RWC TV channel in 1995.
He began to produce and edit music videos for a number of local
artists, was involved in a number of independent movie and TV
projects (many with Hakeem Kae-Kazim and Eubulus Timothy) at
around the same time.
The Sum Of His Parts, her stop-motion animated short film, was
recently featured in the 2010 Out Of The Box: Moving Things Festival.
As if there isn’t enough for her to do, she is currently writing her first
novel, The Mayzson (working title).
It was not long before he was producing his own feature-length movie:
A Bloody Stage, a mockumentary shot with no budget and starring 40
of South Africa’s top actors and even a Springbok rugby star. Robert
also wrote, directed, was a 1-man crew, and edited the movie.
She’s also a dab hand at applying her slightly manic imagination to her
WACOM digital tablet and stylus and is a general know-it-all and
smart-mouth.
Not long after, Robert met his creative- and life-partner, Anusha, and
the two teamed up to form their own production company – and The
Entertainment Factory in its present incarnation was born.
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Her colourful ride through Zen and the Art of
Filmmaking led her to a myriad of jobs that typify the maverick nature
of the young, up-and-coming SA filmmaker: From gaffing and gripping
on commercials sets (not the most enjoyable endeavour for a short,
slight female with the upper-arm strength of a fruit-fly) to storyboarding
(most notably, the 2003 ICC Cricket World Cup Opening Ceremony,
most humorously, the 2006 Cialis 72-hr effective ED pill commercials)
to writing, directing, cinematography, editing, digital design and
animation, her skills are very diverse. DOP credits include a plethora of
student and indie movies, several music videos, short films, multimedia
projects and dozens of corporate and research videos.
He went on to appear in over 100 productions,
directed more than 20, and has had 15 of his scripts staged. Being a
movie geek of the highest order (and sporting a savant-like memory for
all facts celluloid), it was only a matter of time before the film industry
lit up on his radar.
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Anush
While working as a camera op on a behind-the-scenes doccie on
Sithengi 2003, Nush met Rob (also working a cam on the doccie) and
found the flip side of her coin – also, he had a Final Cut Pro-based edit
suite to match her Sony PD-150!
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the method in the madness
The watchwords of The Entertainment Factory:
VERSATILITY. CREATIVITY. PROFICIENCY. CONTEXT.
VERSATILITY:
PROFICIENCY:
We pride ourselves on our ability to
To maintain these high standards, the
deliver a product that meets the highest standards,
directors & freelancers that make up the heart of the
regardless of the creative field it falls under. The
company are individuals who hone their various crafts
Entertainment Factory revels in the special request, & will
through continual practice, self-improvement, skills
go that extra mile to meet every aspect of the brief.
development, casual & formal training.
CREATIVITY:
We believe that innovation, art &
entertainment should go hand in hand with any type of
CONTEXT:
project, be it a flamboyant theatre production or staid
story has a backdrop, & it is the duty of the creative to stay
annual report – there is beauty to be found in every
true to it. The ethos of a company or project, the
collective of human effort, & we consider it our job to both
environment it operates within, the people that form its
enhance that beauty & use it as a thematic guideline that
base, the goals it strives towards, the message it seeks to
underscores whatever the project output happens to be.
communicate....contextual applicability is always at the
Every project has a context, just as every
forefront of the ideation process.
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The Entertainment Factory
Service Guide
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t.e.f. service guide & summarized portfolio - digital video & photography
The Entertainment Factory's primary service is that of Digital Video
Production. With decades of combined experience, Robert and
Anusha have worked on productions of all scales - corporate
videos, promotional videos, training videos, covering live events,
music videos, short films, commercials, TV shows and feature films.
The company works with 2 3CCD broadcast-quality DV cameras
for most productions, however they have vast experience using
most formats.
Not only are Robert and Anusha both experienced directors and
camera operators, they have also worked professionally in various
other fields of the production process.
The Entertainment Factory also employ a number of
top freelancers when needed. These include some
extremely talented photographers and
videographers.
Digital Video
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Info: Digital Video
The Entertainment Factory shoots primarily on PAL Mini-DV
formats with 3-CCD chip industry-standard, broadcast-quality
ENG cameras and 48K CD-quality audio.
End products are outputted to “hard copy” media:
Mini-DV
DVD
CD
VHS
Storage Media (Hard Drives, Flash Drives, Portable Devices,
etc.)
Or are delivered via e-mail, ftp upload or storage media in a
variety of “soft-copy” formats, including:
encompass:
These services
Flash videos (.flv)
QuickTime (.avi, .mov)
Feature Films, Short Films, Music Videos & other Fiction
MPEG-2, MPEG-4
Documentaries, Corporate Videos, Educational/Training & Tutorial Videos, Research Videos, Archival Video, Public Service
Announcements, Promotional Videos & Highlight Reels, Interviews, Event Videos & other Non-Fiction
DV (.dv)
Web-Videos, Video Blog Entries, Web Photo Galleries & other New Media Elements
Visual Art Elements such as video/photography that might be used in a theatre production or as part of a 2D/3D art
exhibition piece
Event Coverage Photography, Promotional Photography, Portrait Photography, Catalogue Photography, Record-keeping/
Research Photography, Architectural Photography & other instances where a still image is the desired end product
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These soft-copy formats can then be used for online distribution,
mobile device distribution/new media projects/further postproduction/archiving.
Info: Photography
The Entertainment Factory’s freelance photographers are skilled
and talented artists who are passionate about their craft.
They shoot in a variety of formats (digital, film, slides) on highend photographic equipment that varies according to desired
end-format/application.
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Video Editing
Post-Production &
Photo Manipulation
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The Entertainment Factory has a threestation Apple Mac-based edit suite inhouse, running professional-standard postproduction software.
In addition to our extensive editing-based
capabilities (basic grading/image
processing, audio-level adjustment, titling,
etc.), The Entertainment Factory uses a
host of professional-level post-production
applications that deal with:
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• Advanced Image Manipulation
• Basic Grading & Colour/lighting Effects
• Basic Titles (Colling Credits, Bylines, Subtitles, Etc.) &
Vignetting (Masking, Split-screening, Etc.)
• Motion Graphics & Special Effect Titles
Sequences, Animated Subtitling, Etc.)
• DVD Mastering
• DVD Packaging & Label Design
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These services encompass:
While post-production may seem purely technical in nature, it is in fact a multi-faceted endeavour
that requires far more of the editor than a competent knowledge of the software.
Post-production workflows at The Entertainment Factory are run and executed by editors who possess:
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a profound sense of narrative structure - story is all-important;
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the ability to gauge cinematography and performance with a discerning eye;
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the ability to identify and stay true to the heart-line – the emotional subtext that underpins every
project and gives it its value;
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the savvy to use the psychological and emotional connotations of composition, rhythm, colour,
lighting and sound to effectively communicate the desired message/emotion to the audience;
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The skill and experience necessary to obtain good pacing, a properly executed mise en scène
and thematic continuity.
It is our belief that these skills are as necessary to a well-edited timeline as an in-depth knowledge of
the tools that achieve these ends.
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ALL OF THE DIGITAL VIDEO &
PHOTOGRAPHY PRODUCTION
TYPES LISTED IN THE PREVIOUS
SECTION (see p. 8)
Corporate Proposal Media, Art
Portfolios, Real Estate Profiles,
Highlight/Show Reels, and
other Hi-Res Presentation/
Promotional Media*
Karaoke Videos, Visual CueBased Training Videos,
Workout/Physical Activity
Videos, and other ViewerInteractive Media
Blue/Green Screen Projects,
Miniature/Matte Effects
Projects, Stop-Motion Media,
Time Lapse and other Footage
That Requires Compositing,
Keying &/or Retouching* (see
next page)
TV Show Promos, Inserts,
Infomercials, Public Service
Announcements, Educational
Material and other
Informational Media*
*These functions necessitate the use
of Graphic Design, DTP, Illustration &/
or Animation services/s
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an example of retouching, keying & compositing
These stills were excerpted from the post-
a.
An illustration of a cityscape
b.
A still from the stop-motion footage: an armature-man named S.A.M. photographed in front of a blue screen.
c.
Unnecessary elements (blue background, superfluous prop, rigging) are removed.
d.
A set of animated pupils and eyebrows are created to give S.A.M. a little more character.
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S.A.M.ʼs face is composited onto his body, which is composited into the cityscape illustration, et voila, the script comes
to life:
production workflow of the stop-motion
animated short: The Sum Of His Parts
Created by
Anusha Naicker,
Mark Reid-Rowland
& Louise Topping
EXT. CITYSCAPE - DAY:
S.A.M., walking down a city street, is clearly perturbed by something he sees
offscreen.
Post-Produced by Nush @
The Entertainment Factory
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It’s all in the branding, baby. Your
marketing materials - logos,
newsletters, catalogues, brochures,
media labels, etc. - should
communicate the right message. Tell it
to us - we’ll show it to you.
Desktop
Publishing
& Graphic Design
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The Entertainment Factory
These services encompass:
Branding, Promotional & Functional Graphic Design: Logos,
Insignia, Emblems, Watermarks, Web Elements, Presentations
(using branding materials, photos & relevant information to
produce PowerPoint/Keynote Presentations – or combine with
Motion Graphics to create Video Presentations - see PostProduction), E-mail signatures, etc.
Branding, Promotional & Functional DTP: Letterheads, CustomMade Forms & Templates, Business Cards, Brochures,
Catalogues, Flyers, Posters, Newsletters, Magazines, Booklets,
Menus, etc.
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Experienced, trained designers
& graphic artists
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Industry-standard DTP &
graphic design software
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Organic ideation processes +
automated workflow processes
= professional results.
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Creative Writing, Concept Refinement
& Copy-Writing
From screenplays to slogans - we've got creativity on tap!
Need an idea developed from start to finish? Our spindoctors do house calls.
Experienced, published/produced writers
Formatting in line with international standards
Script-doctoring, editing & analysis
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EADING FROM THE COMPUTER SCREEN, SHE ENUNCIATES CAREFULLY:
“THE JOY OF THE WRITTEN WORD IS ONE THAT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO DESCRIBE VERBALLY - MAINLY, WE BELIEVE, BECAUSE IT IS AN IMPOSSIBLE
PHENOMENON TO DESCRIBE ADEQUATELY WHILE NOT SIMULTANEOUSLY EXPERIENCING IT.”
“WHO SAID THAT?” ASKS HE.
“I DID,” SAYS SHE.
“RIGHT, BUT WHO DID FIRST?”
“I DID,” SAYS SHE, AGAIN.
“AW. WOULD’VE BEEN GOOD IF SOMEBODY WROTE IT.”
“I DID,” SAYS SHE, GROWING IRRITATED, “JUST NOW.”
“TRY FIND SOMETHING BY TWAIN, PEOPLE LIKE TWAIN.”
SHE GLARES AT HIS BACK, THEN LOOKS BACK AT THE SCREEN. A FEW ONOMATOPOEIC-C-C-CLICKS LATER:
“‘MAN IS THE ONLY ANIMAL THAT BLUSHES, OR HAS NEED TO.’ - MARK TWAIN”
HE TURNS, WREATHED IN TENDRILS OF SMOKE AND THE SUSPICION OF DOG HAIR, AND SAYS, “NOT REALLY RIGHT FOR AN INSIDER’S GUIDE TO
T.E.F., THOUGH, IS IT?”
SHE GRUMBLES, “I’D SAY ABOUT HALF-RIGHT.”
THE SEARCH FIELD ON-SCREEN METHODICALLY FILLS WITH THE WORDS: ‘AMBROSE BIERCE’.
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Illustration
& Animation
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ILLUSTRATION: A picture really does paint a thousand words – whether it’s a specific
communication tool like a storyboard or poster, part of a larger ideation process, like concept art or a
textbook diagram, a narrative medium like a comic, caricature or storybook illustration, or a decorative
illustration that speaks to your soul.
The Entertainment Factory practices many forms of traditional and contemporary illustrative styles and
techniques in a diverse array of media.
ANIMATION:
The word, ‘animation’ literally means bring to life. It is a medium wherein each and
every element represents a definable act of creation. The effort involved in creating any kind of animation is
painstaking and time-consuming, but it is well worth it when you end up with a dream made real, your
imagination manifested and playing before your eyes.
The Entertainment Factory currently offers basic 2D and 3D computer animation, animatic sequences (moving
storyboards), stop-motion animation (traditional, paper, mixed media, claymation), as well as (and in
conjunction with) animated text and object sequences (i.e. motion graphics - see post-production)
These stills were excerpted from the post-production workflow of the stop-motion animated short: The Sum Of His Parts
Created by Anusha Naicker, Mark Reid-Rowland & Louise Topping Post-Produced by Nush @ The Entertainment Factory. Copyright applies.
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Not sure about where to start? Need help along the way?
Need to bounce some ideas & get an objective opinion? Do technical details &
production schedules make your palms sweat?
We’ll hold your hand (after we hand you a tissue) through every step!
Production
Consultancy &
Workshopping
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These services encompass:
Concept-, process- & script-workshopping, ideation & brainstorming sessions
Research for film, television, theatre, multimedia presentations & print
Experienced production facilitators & production designers
Technical guidance tailored to your:
Live events (conferences, workshops, ceremonies, seminars)
Theatre, film & video productions of all kinds
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What’s a picture without the beauty & texture of audio?
We’ll use sound effects, music & ambient sound to get your
message across - with a bang!
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Jingles,
Foley & Scoring
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Large database of sound effects
On-location sound/foley recording
Professional sound-authoring software
Jingles, songs & scores created from
scratch, or royalty-free tracks sourced
from reputable providers
When outsourcing is required, The
Entertainment Factory contracts talented
& professional sound engineers &
musicians
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MULTIPLE PROJECTS FOR:
Ethical
Leadership
Project
A few samples of DTP work:
LEFT: from issues of the ELP’s quarterly newsletter Every Leader’s Paper, including cover art.
RIGHT: from a training manual for volunteers working in community development
BELOW: The Entertainment Factory covered all of the ELP’s
conferences & workshops
For the last several years, we have been service providers
to the Ethical Leadership Project, an NPO based in the
Western Cape Premier's Office as a Western Cape
initiative of the National Moral Regeneration Movement
and operating from the Cape Peninsula University and
Technikon's Bellville campus.
We worked very closely with the project
management, administration and research staff
while providing the Project with several
services, including:
Producing research and archival DVDs and hires audiovisual presentations;
Event coverage (shoot–DVD) of their highprofile conferences and workshops;
Designing, illustrating, copy-editing, writing
and print-proofing quarterly newsletters,
desktop publications, posters, DVD covers,
DVD labels and online publications; and
ABOVE: The Entertainment Factory hand-made special
bamboo DVD holders, each containing a DVD of the ELP’s
highlight reel as corporate gifts for guests of the ELP’s last
end-of-year party.
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Providing many special-request services, such
as manufacturing special packaging and
branding materials and creating specialized
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DV PRODUCTION, CONCEPT REFINEMENT,
GRAPHIC DESIGN, POST-PRODUCTION AND
CO-PRODUCTION/CO-CREATION WITH:
Intombi Pictures /
Mayhem Management
THE HOME ENJENEER
A Pilot Television Show
(currently in development)
Based on the expertise of & starring:
Jennifer Lovemore-Reed, Mayhem Management
Producer: Siobhan Hodgson, Intombi Pictures
RE-EDIT, MOTION
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GRAPHICS, CONCEPT
REFINEMENT, COPY-WRITING,
POST-PRODUCTION, RETREATMENT & RETIMING FOR:
Umthombo
Wesizwe:
Spring of the Nation
A Cape Town-based NGO that focuses on
diversity awareness and cultural diversity
intelligence skills training workshops aimed at preteen children
Using existing video footage &
photographs of their pilot project, The
Entertainment Factory created a Hi-Res
Digital Video & Motion Graphics
Presentation to communicate Umthombo
Wesizwe’s core values, intentions,
methodology, goals & pilot project to
potential funders, participants &
facilitators.
This 11-minute promo tells Umthombo
Wesizwe’s story succinctly, comprehensively &
creatively, &, given the music, custom-created
graphics & the well-edited sequences, is
entertaining to watch.
These stills were excerpted from the post-production workflow of a promotional video
created for the NGO Umthombo Wesizwe: Spring Of The Nation. Copyright applies.
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DTP, GRAPHIC DESIGN, COPY
EDITING, INTERNET SOURCING &
LIASON FOR:
COSATU /
PROVINCIAL
DEVELOPMENT
COUNCIL /
PROUDLY SOUTH
AFRICAN
Proudly South African Expo &
Conference 2008 Traders Guide
& misc. networking & advertising materials
(posters, letterheads, etc.)
Proudly South African Expo &
Conference 2009 Traders Guide
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DV PRODUCTION, PICTURE
&
SOUND EDIT, POST-PRODUCTION
FOR:
& SOUND EDIT, TITLING & POSTPRODUCTION FOR:
PICTURE
Christopher Vurden
Justin Kirschner
(dir.)
“Diversion”
A short film, shot on 16mm & 35mm
film in Cape Town.
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(artist)
“Friday Night (again)”
A music video, shot on MiniDV in Cape Town.
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DV PRODUCTION, PICTURE
& SOUND EDIT, POSTPRODUCTION FOR:
& SOUND
EDIT, POSTPRODUCTION FOR:
PICTURE
Galore (artist)
“Lelilanga Liyashisa”
Anton Smuts
A music video, shot on
Mini-DV in Cape Town.
(dir.)
&
Cofield Mundi
(artist)
“River”
A music video, shot
on Mini-DV in Cape
Town.
DV PRODUCTION, PICTURE
& SOUND EDIT, POSTPRODUCTION FOR:
Freya Wissing
(artist)
“Till The Music Stops”
A music video, shot on
Mini-DV in Cape Town.
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ILLUSTRATION WORK, POSTER &
FLYER DESIGNS FOR:
Ceasefire
Productions
For the one-man theatre caper: Stealing Venus
MULTIMEDIA INSERT,
EDIT & DVD AUTHORING & LIVE
RECORDING FOR:
Djamaqua
Productions
For the cult theatre hits:
- Joe Barber 3: A Family Affair
(Insert & Live Recording)
- Joe Barber & Boeta Gamat too!
(Edit & DVD Authoring)
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FULL SERVICE (CREATIVE, PRE-PROD, PROD,
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A Bloody Stage
A feature-length film, A Bloody Stage is a
comedy mockumentary featuring an all-star
South African cast.
Robert Delport wrote, directed, co-produced
(with lead actor Anton Smuts), edited &
post-produced this film. Anusha & Robert
are currently re-editing this film & giving it a
new motion graphic treatment.
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The Factory Floor:
+27 (0)21 439 9411
14 Sloane Sq. Main Rd, Green Point, Cape Town
Fax To Email:
+27 (0)86 652 1760
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Company Director
Anusha Naicker:
+27 (0)82 630 8268
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Company Director
Robert Delport:
+27 (0)72 380 9880
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