Anthony Lucas talks about 'The Cabinet of Anthony Lucas: The Faulty Fandangle'

Australia, 2009

Film

Oscar nominated animator Anthony Lucas (‘The Mysterious Geographic Explorations of Jasper Morello’) speaks candidly about his creative processes and inspirations. He introduces his latest work, ‘The Cabinet of Anthony Lucas: The Faulty Fandangle’, commissioned for ACMI’s ‘Screen Worlds’ exhibition. He takes us on a creative adventure from beginning to end, starting with initial ideas and inspiration, right through to the creation of the on-screen animation and mechanised components.

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Collection

In ACMI's collection

Previously on display

22 April 2019

ACMI Viewing Booths

Credits

editor

Jason White

producer/director

Csilla Csongvay

production company

ACMI

Duration

00:11:25:00

Production places
Australia
Production dates
2009

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