In 2010, Erin Hutching had a speaking part in the feature film The Ballad of Des and Mo, an Irish production shot in Melbourne. This is screening at Raindance Festival in London on Saturday October 8th, 2011.
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Two members of Unicorn Productions, Erin Hutching and Jenine Kerr, have relocated to London where we plan to continue creating interesting devised work!
For a sneak peek of something we are working on, check out Jenine’s Flickr page
Jenine will be veejaying for the first time this Saturday 8th October at The Finsbury pub in North London www.thefinsbury.co.uk
Also coming up in November, details to be advised, Jenine is presenting an installation at the Finsbury.
The third member of the company, Julia Campbell, is still based in Wellington New Zealand and is working in stage production and video editing. She is hoping to direct a show in Wellington in the near future.
Check out the film created for Sydney Fringe Festival 2010. Night’s Wraith was designed to play on a loop, projected on a wall in a small room in a gallery.
Night’s Wraith by Unicorn Productions from Erin Hutching on Vimeo.
A woman carries out domestic duties late at night. She senses she is being watched. A figure in the darkness.
A film installation from Melbourne and New Zealand based experimental film and theatre company Unicorn Productions inspired by 1950s Avant Garde filmmaker Maya Deren.
“Beautifully filmed with dramatic effect” – Unicorn Productions’ Alex London Dies in Public (DB Magazine, Adelaide Fringe)
Check this out on the Sydney Fringe website
Night’s Wraith
As part of digital art exhibition Electric Encounters
17th – 20th September All Day
Plump Galleries 240 Enmore Rd Enmore
Gallery opening hours Tuesday-Friday from 10am-6pm and Saturday from 11:30am-7pm
Free entry
Download the Night’s Wraith Sydney Fringe Media release
Night's Wraith still
Unicorn Productions have been programmed in the inaugural Sydney Fringe to be held in September 2010. We will be showing a film installation made by Erin Hutching and Jenine Kerr. More details to come!
For details on the Sydney Fringe Festival check out their website
Any theatre companies or artists looking to hire a projector at a very reasonable rate please contact us – erin@unicornproductions.com.au or jenine@unicornproductions.com.au
It is a great panasonic projector -
Info: PT-LB75E XGA/UXGA PROJECTOR
2600 ANSI, 500:1, XGA/UXGA, S-VID, COMP,AMBI LIGHT
Quiet Operation, Auto Search, Keystone Correction,
Lightweight (2.96Kg) and Compact
Please contact us to discuss!
The Melbourne contingent of Unicorn Productions (Erin Hutching and Jenine Kerr) are making a film installation influenced by 50s avant garde filmmaker Maya Deren with the working title Meshes of the Night. This has been shortlisted for the first ever Sydney Fringe in September 2010. So fingers crossed! If we are selected we get to have a fun Sydney holiday.
We will also display the work in Melbourne at some stage.
Watch this space for updates…
Melbourne in April is all about laughs, and Underground Cinema wants in on the action! The next secret screening will be a premiere of an amazing international comedy. Obviously they can’t tell everyone the film title, but what they can reveal is that it is going to be a fantastical adventure that will transport you to many marvellous and magical places.
This is the first time they’ve secured a premiere film, and it’s going to be huge. From the moment you arrive you will enter an entirely immersive atmosphere with sets, actors and live music inspired by the film. It promises to be a movie-going experience you will never forget!
Less than one year old, Underground Cinema has already attracted sell out crowds and rave reviews. The Vine described it as “a cinema experience like no other”, while the popular Curious Kate blog said it was “an unforgettable evening of cinematic and live performance pleasures unlike anything Melbourne has seen before”.
Check out the next exciting Underground cinema event, involving Unicorn Productions’ Erin Hutching as an actor.
Next event
Date: Sunday, 18th April 2010
The Kiwi contingent of Unicorn Productions, Julia Campbell, has successfully completed her course in post production at Natcoll in Christchurch. Her final project was a fascinating doco about her grandfather, poet Alistair Campbell, which can be seen here. She has since moved to Wellington and is looking for work in the film industry so if you have any contacts let us know! Her showreel is online here.
Jenine Kerr collaborated in early 2010 with Steven Dawson in his Midsumma Festival production Searching For David by creating a short film projection piece based on Michelangelo’s Statue of David. She is also continuing to gain more AV and Lighting experience through Staging Connections.
Erin Hutching has recently spent a month in India, highlights of which can be seen here. She has appeared in three short films so far this year for film students including as the lead in a Film Noir mystery for an RMIT Masters student and she has a new acting agent, Williams Talent. Also, Underground Cinema www.undergroundcinema.com.au is starting up again this year with the first event nearly sold out – Saturday March 20th and the theme is a mad warehouse party in the NYC Summer.
Watch this space for a new Unicorn Productions project in 2010!
