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Vicky Smith

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Vicky Smith's (UK) work in experimental animation explores the vulnerable and vital body. Her work has screened internationally in galleries and festivals including, in 2021: A Picture of Health at Arnolfini Gallery, Bristol; Raw Vision in Splash, Scratch, Dunk! Films Made by Hand at London Barbican; and Bodies and Boundaries, Cinenova UK. She runs workshops in experimental film practice and has curated many film screenings, including recently Go, Go, Go! Women in Experimental Animation (2019). Publications include: Hand Drawn and Non-Natural Colour in Films by Barbara Hammer and Sandra Lahire in Animation Studies Online (2021); Experimental & Expanded Animation: Current Perspectives and Practices, co-edited with Nicky Hamlyn (2018), and in Animation Practice, Production & Process, Issue 7 (2019).

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Film Production

Animation:
1997  Rash

Director:
1989  The Pecking Order
1995  My Moon, Her World
1997  Rash
2014  Noisy Licking Dribbling + Spitting
2016  Primal
2018  Small Things Moving in Unison
2019  Not (a) Part
2021  re:exposure
2024  Shedding

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TV Production

Co-Producer:
1999  Downtown

Producer:
1999  Downtown

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