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Peter Treherne

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Peter Treherne is a moving image artist working in the South East of England. His work explores the impact of the environment, particularly weather, on agricultural and creative labour. His work is distributed by the Canadian Filmmakers Distribution Centre and Kinoscope, and has been funded by Arts Council England. He holds a master’s degree in Film Aesthetics from the University of Oxford. Peter is also director of the Slow Film Festival, an organisation dedicated to sharing moving image art with rural audiences. The organisation has collaborated with the British Council and MUBI to exhibit work from artists including James Benning, Ben Rivers, Babette Mangolte, Jessica Sarah Rinland and Kevin Jerome Everson.

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Cinematography:
2020  Atmospheric Pressure

Director:
2020  Atmospheric Pressure
2021  The Names of Things
????  A Sentimental Piece in High ISO
????  Matter of Britain

Editor:
2020  Atmospheric Pressure
2021  The Names of Things
????  A Sentimental Piece in High ISO
????  Matter of Britain

Producer:
2020  Atmospheric Pressure
2021  The Names of Things
????  A Sentimental Piece in High ISO
????  Matter of Britain

Sound Designer:
2020  Atmospheric Pressure
2021  The Names of Things
????  A Sentimental Piece in High ISO
????  Matter of Britain

Sound Mixer:
2020  Atmospheric Pressure
2021  The Names of Things
????  A Sentimental Piece in High ISO
????  Matter of Britain

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