EDGE OF FRAME BLOG
EDITOR AND WRITER
Edwin Rostron
Edwin Rostron is an artist, animator, writer and curator based in London. He studied Animation at the Royal College of Art and his work has been shown in exhibitions and film festivals around the world including Ann Arbor Film Festival, Pictoplasma and Eyeworks Festival of Experimental Animation. He has been a juror at a number of festivals and is a tutor on the Animation MA at the Royal College of Art. He set up Edge of Frame in 2013 and is the editor and principal writer for the blog and programmes Edge of Frame screening events. edwinrostron.net
CONTRIBUTING WRITERS
Alan Jennings
Alan Jennings is an independent animator living in LA. He is a recent MFA grad of the experimental animation program at California Institute of the Arts. His films have been shown internationally at: The Ottawa International Animation Festival, The Stuttgart Festival of Animated Films and The Holland Animation Festival, among many others. Check out his website here.
Annapurna Kumar
Annapurna Kumar is an internationally-shown independent animator based in Southern California whose primary working methods are frame-by-frame drawing, CGI, and reprinting. She is a 2017 MFA candidate in the Experimental Animation program at CalArts. She currently co-teaches animation classes to high school students and hopes to continue her career in arts education after graduation. Her current film has been in production for two years and is loosely inspired by the physics of holographic data storage.
Timothy David Orme
Timothy David Orme is a writer, filmmaker, and educator. His animated films have shown at experimental and conventional festivals worldwide. When possible, his films are available on his website: www.timothydavidorme.com.
Tess Martin
Tess Martin is an independent animator who works with cut-outs, ink, paint, sand or objects. Her most recent award-winning films are The Lost Mariner, an animated interpretation of an Oliver Sacks case study, and Mario, a paint on glass film based on an Italian folk song. Her films have displayed at galleries and festivals worldwide.
She curates touring programs of films from Seattle and the Northwest and runs a monthly animation event in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. She also occasionally writes about the world of independent animation.
Caleb Wood
Caleb Wood is primarily an animation filmmaker working remotely in northern Minnesota. He studied at the Rhode Island School of Design, subsequently following his interests in film and animation. He is unfocused, but adamantly involved in consumption and creation of animation on a daily basis.