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Hello Everyone!

It is a new year and a new decade and See No Evil is back with a new venue for you.

It is just the start, we will be bringing you a lot more new stuff throughout 2010. Keep an eye for updates!

For the first See No Evil of the year, we have none other than McBess & Simon Landrein. The director super duo from the world renowned “The Mill”.

We’ve also the usual DVDs to give away, courtesy of the lovely folk at Stash Magazine.

*NEW DATE AND ADDRESS

When: Tuesday 2nd February 7:00pm doors open (talk starts at 8:30)

Where: Bar Kick, 127 Shoreditch High Street, London, E1 6JE (near tube Liverpool St/ Old Street)

Team See No Evil

Happy 2010!!!

We are back with the next See No Evil on 2nd of February with McBess.

For 2010 we have a new venue. It is bigger and better for you all.

Kick Bar:

127 Shoreditch High Street, London. E1 6JE

More info and poster will post later.

Hello Everyone!

The weather’s getting colder and nights are darker which can mean only one thing…See No Evil Christmas Speacial is almost upon us! this month we have not one but two talks!

FX & Mat (Nexus Production) – recent ADC Young Gun winner and all round direction super team!

Studio AKA – should need no introductions! The BAFTA winning animation production company como down to share their secret.

Plus in addition to the normal Stash DVD’s, as it’s Christmas we’ll be giving each of you a present of your very own! We’re so kind to you all! Here’s the date for your diary;

When: Thursday 3rd December 7:00pm doors open (first talk at 7:30pm)

Where: East gallery, 214 Brick Lane, London, E1 6SA (near tube liverpool St/ Old Street)

Team See No Evil

Hi Gang!

October is a special month as there’s not one, but two See No Evil events!

- Thursday 1st October 7pm Bodhi Gallery 214 Brick Lane

- Saturday 3rd October Street Fest See No Evil Presents 30 mins of Inspiration

It’s time to get that design & animation fix you’ve been craving! 

We are lucky enough to have Mainframe visit us to give a talk about their contribution to Challenge Your World (http://www.challengeyourworld.com).

Contributing directors include;

Moustache

Bran Dougherty-Johnson

Yaya & Momo

Thiago Maia

Greg Herman & Babe Elliott Baker

We’re also lucky enough to be screening animations from;

Chris Cairns (Partizan)

Mrzyk & Moriceau (El Niño)

Asif Mian (1st Avenue Machine)

Vera Brosgol

And many more!

We’ve also the usual host of ace goodies to give away courtesy of the lovely folk at Stash Magazine, along with a few other special surprises! 

So come on down, get inspired and meet like minded people!

Hope to see you there!

Team See No Evil

Streetfest is getting bigger and better… and See No Evil will be helping in the next Streetfest one more time.

We will be showing around 30 min of inspiration Short Films. With some great animation and live action from around the globe.

ACTIVITIES

+ MUSIC (RHIL, Holic)

+ LIVE ART (Monorex collective, UK collectives & individuals)

+ FILM (See no evil, Stomper, voodlenation)

+ HAIR & FASHION (second son + adidas)

+ SKATE (lovenskate + invited skaters)

+ INLINE SKATE (Kingdom riders + invited internationals)

FOR MORE INFO: STREETFEST

Hey Guys and Gals,

Next See No EVil is coming on 1st of October with a nice evining for all.

Add the date in you calendar and keep an eye here cause we will add the info of the next event this week.

See No Evil In association with Stash Magazine.

Hey Guys and Gals,
 
It is that special time of the month where we bring you some good news.
 
Firstly thanks to all those who managed to come down to the last See No Evil
and a special thanks to David Wilson for a brilliant talk and presentation. That
guy is great!
 
As everyone is waiting for it.… and I hope you are really waiting for it, because the next
See No Evil will be great, taking place on….
 
**Next See No Evil 6th August from 7pm Bodhi**
 
And we need to say… after David Wilson’s talk, we got inspired about
Directors showing their stuff and thought to try it again. Yes, another special night for you guys and
gals.

This time we will bring none other than Simon Robson 

(http://www.knife-party.net) from Nexus (http://www.nexusproductions.com/).

He will be coming down to talk about his work and his next exciting project
“Coalition of The Willing”.
 
About Simon Robson:
 
Simon is best known for his direction of issue film, or issue animation if you
will. Too many evenings spent listening to the declarations of his pal, Barry
McNamara, lead to the conception of multi-award winning short film, ‘What Barry
Says’. The film is a response to the US invasion of Iraq and elucidates
McNamara’s outspoken views on what he calls ‘War Corporatism’. Quickly
championed by the motion community, conspiracy nuts and the worldwide public
alike, it blazed a trail across the world wide web and the film festival circuit
in 2004 and 2005. Simon has, as yet avoided assassination despite receiving
direct threats from the marine corps.
 
2006, a new year a new issue film, this time in the shape of a feature
documentary entitled ‘Taking Liberties’ conceived and directed by Chris Atkins.
Chris invited Simon to direct animation for his film, which addresses the
decline of Civil Liberties in the UK since 1997. Taking Liberties showed in
theatres across the UK in the Summer of 2007 and went on to be nominated for a
BAFTA in 2008.
 
When not trying to put the world to rights, Simon finds time to direct
commercial projects with Nexus Productions. Simon’s commercial work includes
graphic idents for Nike and Seeds of Change as well as a 60 second promotional
spot for Adidas featuring the world’s best footballers. Most recently he has
directed commercials for Save The Children, The Observer and The Guardian.
 
Simon is currently developing his new project ‘Coalition of The Willing’ with
philosopher and writer Tim Rayner. They are now at the helm of the evolving
project, bringing together artists from around the world to create a film and an
online event that proposes a pro-active response to the climate crises. If you
are a brilliant moving image maker and want to get involved, drop Simon a mail
at simon@knife-party.net
 
 
  
We also have a bunch of lovely DVD’s to raffle away from the kind folks
at Stash Magazine (http://www.feedhere.com).
 
**And it’s all for free, aint we nice to you!!**
 
So put the date in your diary, tattoo it on your forehead, just don’t
forget as you don’t want to miss this!
 
We have 50 seats for the screening based on a first come, first serve
basis so come early to avoid disappointment!
 
 
Look forward to seeing you all there, if you have any questions please
feel free to email the team at hello@seenoevil.tv
 
 
 
See No Evil In association with Stash Magazine. 

Just want to say Thanks to everyone that made last See No Evil. It was a great night with a great talk from David Wilson. Well done to all… next one is coming with more surprises and the Stash DVDs will be send this week for the ones that won it.

Thanks

See No Evil In association with Stash Magazine.

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We will be waitting you there!!!

Here’s a little ray of sunshine to help get through todays grey, rainy skies!

Firstly thanks to all those who managed to make the show at this years

Street Fest! Our 30 min inspiration showcase seemed to go down pretty

well putting beaming smiles on the viewers faces and that was just a

warm up for the main event, which neatly leads me to….

**Next See No Evil 4th June from 7pm Bodhi**

And boy do we have something special lined up for you guys & gals!

None other than David Wilson (http://www.davidwilsoncreative.com) will

be coming down to talk about his work and his most recent music video

“We Got Time”. He will also be giving us a live demonstration of how

he made the video, as well as bringing down some of the turntables and

vinyl art work for us all to ogle over. What a nice chap hey!

Thought things couldn’t get any better? Wrong! We’ll also be hosting

an Open Screen Night before and after David’s talk. What is an Open

Screen Night I hear you ask? Well, it means that if you want to show

some work or showreel, bring it down and we’ll put it on our projector

for everyone to see and talk about. We only ask that you make sure

it’s Pal DVD format and no more than 5 minutes in length (so we don’t

get anybody hogging the screen time ).

We also have a bunch of lovely DVD’s to raffle away from the kind fold

at Stash Magazine (http://www.feedhere.com).

**And it’s all for free, aint we nice to you!!**

So put the date in your diary, tattoo it on your forehead, just don’t

forget as you don’t want to miss this!

We have 50 seats for the screening based on a first come, first serve

basis so come early to avoid disappointment!

Look forward to seeing you all there, if you have any questions please

feel free to email the team at hello@seenoevil.tv

See No Evil In association with Stash Magazine.