Difference between revisions of "Angus Gibson"
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==Contribution to South African film and TV== | ==Contribution to South African film and TV== | ||
| − | He was a founding member of [[Free Filmmakers Cooperative]], a film co-operative established in 1985 to create a relevant South African cinema. | + | He was a founding member of [[Free Filmmakers Cooperative]], a film co-operative established in 1985 to create a relevant South African cinema. |
| − | He created his first television drama in 1983, going to produce, direct and co-write documentary series and TV dramas for British and South African television as well as other documentary work. | + | He created his first television drama in 1983, going to produce, direct and co-write documentary films and series and TV dramas for British and South African television as well as other documentary work, a number of them award winning productions. |
This includes: | This includes: | ||
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| + | ''[[Freedom Square and the Back of the Moon]]'' (with [[William Kentridge]], 1986) | ||
''[[7 Up South Africa]]'' (1992) | ''[[7 Up South Africa]]'' (1992) | ||
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''[[Back to the Moon]]'' (2019), | ''[[Back to the Moon]]'' (2019), | ||
| − | Other media projects include audio-visual contributions to the Apartheid Museum and the Hecter Pieterson Museum. | + | Other media projects include audio-visual contributions to the Apartheid Museum and the Hecter Pieterson Museum. |
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==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
https://africanfilmny.org/directors/angus-gibson/ | https://africanfilmny.org/directors/angus-gibson/ | ||
Revision as of 06:43, 11 October 2023
Angus Gibson a documentary filmmaker.
Biography
Contribution to South African film and TV
He was a founding member of Free Filmmakers Cooperative, a film co-operative established in 1985 to create a relevant South African cinema.
He created his first television drama in 1983, going to produce, direct and co-write documentary films and series and TV dramas for British and South African television as well as other documentary work, a number of them award winning productions.
This includes:
Freedom Square and the Back of the Moon (with William Kentridge, 1986)
7 Up South Africa (1992)
Mandela (1996)
Everyman - 14 Up in South Africa (1999)
Yizo Yizo (1998 - 2004)
Crossroads (2006)
Heartlines (2006)
21 Up South Africa: Mandela's Children (2008)
Back to the Moon (2019),
Other media projects include audio-visual contributions to the Apartheid Museum and the Hecter Pieterson Museum.
