Dec 9, 2022
Soror, a short film by James Webber
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Soror, a short film by James Webber
James Webber and Charles Auclair
Civilization has slowly been rebuilding itself since the atomic war in 1985, which destroyed most of the Earth’s surface. In the year 2185, a three man crew blasted off in a space ship to explore the universe. They find an asteroid that mimics Earth of the past, but everyone there is frozen. (“Elegy” Twilight Zone, TV)
My pal James Webber just finished this short as part of the 30 Seconds of Sound Visualised project, and I got to help out with some of the character animation. 30 Seconds of Sound is the brainchild of sound designer/composer Simon Pyke (Freefarm) where he challenges video artists and animators to create a thirty second film based on an audio sample with no further guidance. You can check out the other 30 second entries at http://30s.ec/, and you can see Jame’s work at www.headsquared.com
The Prey James Webber UK, 2015
Soror (2015) Film Review
Small is beautiful, in James Webber’s lyrical drama of sisterhood. Our review of Soror (2015) is now up.
Soror is a story about two sisters, whose dependence on each other reaches a breaking point with the threat of a future that will tear them apart.
The youngest of the two Grace (played with an almost angelic naturalism by Rosie Day) is shy, awkward and possibly autistic (although this is never explicitly stated), while the older, Lisa (a strong, impressive turn from Sian Breckin) is her…
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UK Horror Scene presents Hanging With James Webber
UK Horror Scene presents Hanging With James Webber
Time for a new UK Horror Scene Hanging With… as their host Tony Sands chats to UK director, editor, producer, writer Mr James Webber.
A great interview and a real insight into filmmaking.
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