Leave sth in your wake
As the wave of demolition and construction continues its unrelenting sweep across Sydney, its population, wise to the shenanigans of politicians and developers, knows too well that this physical transformation is the measure of a society increasingly polarised racially, religiously and economically. To stake a claim in the midst of change is to seize fragments of and piece together moving imagery that responds to the visual clutter disseminated by a city in transmutation.
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David Anthony SantDirector
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Felix BlumeSound
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David Anthony SantVideo Footage
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Project Type:Experimental, Short
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Runtime:3 minutes 52 seconds
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Completion Date:March 31, 2015
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Country of Origin:Australia
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Country of Filming:Australia
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Shooting Format:digital
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
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‘Festival Internacional de Videoarte de Camagüey’ (7th edition)Camagüey
Cuba
April 4, 2017
Cuban premiere -
‘The Projection Room’London
United Kingdom
September 15, 2016 -
'Exploding Cinema'London
United Kingdom
July 23, 2016
U.K. premiere -
‘Festival Images Contre Nature’ (16th edition)Marseille
France
July 6, 2016 -
‘WUFF’ Wellington Underground Film Festival (4th edition)Wellington
New Zealand
May 27, 2016
New Zealand premiere -
L'Œild'Oodaaq ‘Video/Bar’(4th edition)Nantes
France
April 1, 2016
French premiere -
‘The Streaming Festival’Hague
Netherlands
December 11, 2015
Dutch premiere -
Nowwemakeourowntv “TV has attacked us all our lives, now we fight back. Now we make our own TV/Nam June Paik”:Odessa
Ukraine
November 7, 2015
Ukraine premiere -
‘TUTTI FRUTTI HABITAT’ premio arte Rugabella 2015 (5th edition):Milan
Italy
October 24, 2015
Italian premiere -
‘BEAMS arts festival’ (4th edition)Sydney
Australia
September 19, 2015 -
‘The 13th edition of flEXiff 2002-2022’Sydney
Australia
September 18, 2015
Australian premiere
Born in Sydney, Australia. David Anthony Sant is an educator and maker of artist films. His film making achievements are recognised by the significant number of international film festivals and film making collectives who have screened his work over a time span of more than twenty years.
I attempt to explore the visual language of the moving image with every film I create. A subject that re-occurs in many of my films is the passage of the urban experience within urban localities.