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Berkshire / Re: Hitchcock's of Wantage?
« on: Sunday 10 July 11 22:00 BST (UK) »
That sounds good.. thanks for your help.
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Berkshire / Re: Hitchcock's of Wantage?
« on: Sunday 10 July 11 19:59 BST (UK) »Okay, that's fair enough. I only found you by chance by goolgling Arthur Hitchcock, still in the process of researching that period.
The animation is a fairly long-term project but I'll let you know when it all comes together. Sorry that my posting is pretty much unrelated to yours and that I can't offer you any help, just thought you might be interested since it's one of your relative's history I hope to be animating.
If you know of any links for visual references or biographical texts, I would be very grateful.
All the best
Charlie
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Berkshire / Re: Hitchcock's of Wantage?
« on: Saturday 09 July 11 13:19 BST (UK) »
Hi Brant
Please excuse the dodgey username, I just did that to grab your attention!
I'm a student. I live in Wantage but am about to go off to uni to study Animation. I have been approached by some people who work for the National Trust in my home town. They are currently in the process of making an installation to go in the Wantage museum, showcasing the history of the Old Tramway.
My plan's are to make an animation for them of Hithchcock's race.
Would be interesting to talk to you about it.
Please excuse the dodgey username, I just did that to grab your attention!
I'm a student. I live in Wantage but am about to go off to uni to study Animation. I have been approached by some people who work for the National Trust in my home town. They are currently in the process of making an installation to go in the Wantage museum, showcasing the history of the Old Tramway.
My plan's are to make an animation for them of Hithchcock's race.
Would be interesting to talk to you about it.
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