Cellist Kristin Rule - Creativity

CREATIVITY

CURRENT PROJECTS

ALBUMS

FILM, DANCE & THEATRE

'MEMOIRS OF A PLAGUE'

Feature length (77mins) Australian Documentary funded by Screen Australia, Screen NSW, Screen ACT and National Geographic.

Produced by Mitzi Goldman &
Robert Nugent
[www.viafilm.com.au]
• Edited by Rowena Crowe
• Cinematography by Bonnie Elliott,
Robert Nugent, Peter Neahros
• Sound Design by Adrain Bilinsky
• Original score, written and performed by Kristin Rule
• Location sound by Will Sheridan, Dan Miau

Director & Co-Producer
Robert Nugent

Co-Producer
Mitzi Goldman
Looking Glass Pictures

'HUTCH'
A collaboration with puppeteer, artist and vocalist Rachael Guy.
Resulting work will be premiered of work at Carmen's Tunnel for the inaugural Tarrengower Puppetfest, March 2012.

ORIGINAL MUSIC SCORE
For the commissioning of COMPOSER Kristin Rule to create original Ensemble, Film, TV, Dance or Theatre music scores (all instrumentations), provision of recorded masters and the possibility of live 'Solo Cello Loop' performance or commissioned original score

LICENSING INFORMATION
All film, TV, Dance & Theatre licensing information for compositions and/or recordings by Kristin Rule.

RECORDING & WORKSHOPS

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Kristin Rule, alias 'The Unconventional Cellist'
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PO Box 43, Clunes VIC, AUSTRALIA 3370
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MEMOIRS OF A PLAGUE
Robert Nugent

Memoirs of a Plague's opening sequence harks of end of days, but it soon becomes apparent that filmmaker Robert Nugent's relationship - and indeed humankind's relationship - with locusts is a great deal more complicated. Nugent almost serenades the insects with sweepingly cinematic, orchestral montages, presenting a creature that can fascinate and repulse in equal measure. Biblical tropes of the harvest and the rains are updated and experienced anew in two countries worlds apart, Australia and Ethiopia. Farmers and their communities in both locations are battling with the locusts, praying to science to support the fight. But like a swarm of locusts across the sun, the outcome is anything but clear.

SCREENINGS @
• Hot Docs Canada 2011
• IDFA International Documentary Film Festival, Amsterdam, 2010
• Opening Film at the
Antenna Documentary Film Festival, Sydney, 5th of October 2011
• Canberra International Film Festival, October 2011
• Margaret Mead Film Festival, New York, November 2011
• Idocs, Beijing, December 2011