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FILM & TV RSS FEED 500 Watford residents came together to Tweet 0 Watford create animation short The Key, part of Send 19.0°c 34% chance of rain Watford Live! festival Like 0 weather forecast 0 FEATURED JOBS By Rosy Moorhead 12:55pm Friday 27th June 2014 in Film & TV Email " Print this page Metal Poisher Watford Audio typist Enfield Admissions Coordinator (International) Harrow Secretary/Audio Typist Watford ADS BY GOOGLE !!! Personal Assistant Watford 1000 Flyers Only £15 Service Engineer East of England Fast, Cheap & Professional # Flyers 24 Hour Dispatch, No See 13,386 jobs in and around Watford Hidden Costs www.instantprint.co.uk/flyers MOST READ Made - Designer Furniture 1. Watford's trip to Derby moved to Good Friday Stunning Pieces From 2. Police investigating theft release picture of Highly Skilled Furniture Watford teen, Ana-Adriana Anghel Makers At Low Costs! 3. Udine Town Hall visit for Hornets www.made.com 4. Councillor 'on the warpath' over 'dangerous' fly- tipping in Bushey Road 5. COMMENT: Why Vydra's move to Watford made 2014 Animation Program Watford Observer: Still from The Key complete sense for all parties Don't Hold Off Another Year. 6. On this date in Watford FC history Pursue Your Passion in 7. South Oxhey widow Debra Berger, who stole cash Classical Animation raised for hospice, is spared jail www.vfs.edu/Classical- 8. Hertfordshire Constabulary apologises for World Animation Cup tweets linking Colombia with cocaine and Nigeria with 'West African' scam artists 9. UPDATED: Faraoni faces uncertain future More than 500 Watford residents, aged from two to 90, coloured in 5,753 1.9% Low Remortgage 10. Westfield Academy sports centre in line for frames using 5,000 pieces of paper and almost 5,000 pens to create an Rates award-winning film that literally has ‘Watford’ written all over it. £200,000 upgrade £150,000 Mortgage From 11. The sounds and memories of South Oxhey £275/mo. Get Lower brought to life in a new play The Key is the brainchild of Kim Noce and Shaun Clark, directors of Payments Now. Free 12. Flood-hit Rickmansworth and Watford 'should Watford-based animation company MewLab, and is being screened as Quotes benefit' from Government roads cash part of Watford Live! this weekend. www.remortgagequotesonline.co.uk13. More postmen being attacked by dogs in WD areas, Royal Mail figures show “We wanted to create a film where the whole town participated, from 14. Tozser still priority despite Ambrosini enquiries beginning to end,“ explains Kim, 40. 15. Have a great day out at this year’s Watford Observer Family Fun Day 16. General Election poll prompts Lib Dem call for The film was made in Safari Power Saver strong Watford candidate Click to Start Flash Plug-in collaboration with 17. CCTV released following theft of phones from Watford Live! festival, intu Watford centre West Herts College 18. On this date in Watford FC history and Watford Museum, 19. Police release CCTV after alleged 'inappropriate with a small amount of touching' on bus funding from Elected 20. He's back! Vydra re-signs for Watford Mayor of Watford Dorothy Thornhill. Safari Power Saver Click to Start Flash Plug-in It was created with hand-painted pencil and watercolour rotoscoped photocopies, filmed MOST READ YESTERDAY frame by frame under a rostrum camera. 1. Udine Town Hall visit for Hornets 2. South Oxhey widow Debra Berger, who stole cash More than 500 local people were involved in making the film: attending raised for hospice, is spared jail drop-in sessions at intu shopping centre to colour in the frames, acting, 3. COMMENT: Why Vydra's move to Watford made drawing, choreographing, producing, writing and providing the sound. complete sense for all parties 4. On this date in Watford FC history 5. UPDATED: Faraoni faces uncertain future “Animation is an extremely slow process,“ continues Kim, who is originally 6. Police release CCTV after alleged 'inappropriate from Italy and now lives in Watford, “so it’s taken about two years. For one touching' on bus second of animation you have to do about 25 drawings! So every person 7. Tozser still priority despite Ambrosini enquiries who came to the drop-in sessions would have done 10 or 15 drawings. 8. The sounds and memories of South Oxhey brought to life in a new play “It took quite a lot of organisation, but it was quite Ads by Google 9. June 29, 1971 lovely. We had an old lady of 90 who came along Annuity Calculator 2014 10. CCTV released following theft of phones from and drew and she said ‘I was in my 20s the last How much income and intu Watford centre time I did any drawing’. Everyone really enjoyed Lump Sum will Your it.“ Annuity provide? Find Out MOST RECENT Now! Kim and Shaun worked with Watford writer www.compare- 1. Man collapses outside Wenzel's bakery in Alexander Williams, the author of children’s book annuity.com/Calculator Watford Wendy the Whale, to create the storyline of the (35 minutes ago in News) 2. Hertfordshire Constabulary apologises for World residents of a small town waking up to find that Robert May Bathrooms Cup tweets linking Colombia with cocaine and Bathroom and Kitchen the key to the town gate is missing. They are very Nigeria with 'West African' scam artists frustrated because they can’t leave, but they Installers. For all your (1 hour ago in News) gradually realise there are other things which are plumbing needs. 3. More postmen being attacked by dogs in WD more valuable in life that they wouldn’t have www.robertmaybathrooms.co.uk areas, Royal Mail figures show discovered if the key hadn’t been lost. (2 hours ago in News) 4. Watford's trip to Derby moved to Good Friday The Key was executive produced by Margaret Cheal, of West Herts (3 hours ago in Sport) 5. Westfield Academy sports centre in line for College and Watford Live!, choreographed by Watford Arts Development £200,000 upgrade Officer Laura Horn, and among the many actors was Watford Museum’s (3 hours ago in News) heritage and arts manager and curator Sarah Priestley and her family. 6. More from today The film has already started on the international film festival circuit, and this month won a special jury mention award at Scratch International MOST COMMENTED Animation Festival in Italy, and will later be appearing in Bulgaria, Greece 1. He's back! Vydra re-signs for Watford (118) and Australia. 2. COMMENT: Why Vydra's move to Watford made complete sense for all parties (102) The screening during Watford Live!, taking place at the Pump House, will 3. Asda customer battling fine after using 'parent be chaired by the director of the London International Animation Festival, and child' parking space (30) Nag Vladermersky, and will be followed by a Q&A session with Kim and 4. New Watford FC manager Graham Taylor given the tour of Vicarage Road by Elton John 37 years Shaun. ago today (25) 5. 'Cathcart is a good signing for Watford' (25) The Key will be screened at the Pump House, Local Board Road, Lower High Street, Watford, on Sunday, June 29 at 6pm. Details: mewlab.com, watfordlive.org MOST SHARED 1. Bravery of former Watford Observer reporter Sean Hoare helped lift lid on phone hacking, says Tweet 0 Send Like 0 0 CLICK2FIND colleague 2. Langford fires warning shot ahead of World Email Print this page Cleaning Junior Championships Cleaners 3. Have a great day out at this year’s Watford Observer Family Fun Day Sponsored Content by Taboola You May Like View details 4. Watford Part Time Warehouse Operative Evenings » | Job Details | Watford Observer More Brickwork 5. 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