A Moment of Clarity…
To understand where you live, is to understand if you belong.
An introduced predator, Rattus rattus, is forced to come to terms with the current way
of life in a New Zealand Southern Beech Forest, where the ecology dictates sustainability.
Rattus rattus will show you how he sees the forest he calls home, from the 600 years old beech trees to the tiny root fungus. The astounding beauty of the forest, home to many native birds and insects, is shown from a fresh perspective, letting you question our preconceived opinions, seeing unexpected similarities between our ‘enemies’ and us, while exploring a complex ecology.
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cooonceeentraaaate Lu....
Sarah at work!
Otago University and Natural History New Zealand have combined efforts to form the Post-Graduate Diploma in Natural History Filmmaking and Communication course, where students are given a $1500 budget, and less than 9 months to create a 24 minute documentary. And here is ours....
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"A Moment of Clarity..."
DVD includes:
a gallery of the film-making process, directors' commentaries, a trailer, a recycled-card, hand-made cover (save the trees), music video, our love and a shocked, yet flattered, expression of gratitude...
Awards:
2nd Place Best NZ Film
About the film :
To understand where you live, is to understand if you belong. An introduced predator is forced to come to terms with the way of life in a New Zealand Southern Beech Forest, where the ecology dictates the sustainability.
Sarah and Lu formed a partnership in Otago Uni’s NHFC course, and now wish to share a story through their film, “A Moment of Clarity…”
Contact us at salufilms@gmail.com
Sarah and Lu formed a partnership in Otago Uni’s NHFC course, and now wish to share a story through their film, “A Moment of Clarity…”
Contact us at salufilms@gmail.com
cooonceeentraaaate Lu....
Louise's Biography
Louise has grown up traveling the world but calls NZ home. Having studied Ecology, Design Studies and Film & Media at Otago University, Louise constantly strives to show the world to others through fresh eyes, with help from an understanding of the power of Film.
Sarah at work!
Sarah's Biography
Sarah studied Zoology in University College Dublin, Ireland. After spending
a month in Kenya, she had been bitten by the travel bug. She moved to New Zealand to
attend the University of Otago, where she realised she wanted to spend the rest of her life traveling the world with a camera in her hand.
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