Edwin Rostron is a British experimental animator based in London, England. His work is typically minimalist and surreal in style in which images flow together in a dream-like logic.
He received a Master's Degree in Animation from the Royal College of Art.
Ben Marcus’s Watching Mysteries With My Mother (2012)
Steve Edwards’s Daily Bread (2011)
Visions of the Invertebrate (2011)
Of Unknown Origin (2010)
Palmersville (2008)
Morris and the Other (2007)
Spectres (2005)
Tunnel Vision (1999)
The Secret Factory (1999)
Assault Reflex (1998)
Experimental Research (1997)
The inaugural Winnipeg Underground Film Festival features loads of short experimental films by Bryan Boyce, Salise Hughes, Jodie Mack; retrospectives of Jesse McLean and Paul Clipson; and lots more.
Geometric shapes flow into organic blobs flow into humanoid figures in Edwin Rostron’s cool abstract animation Visions of the Invertebrate.
The 2nd annual Paper Plastic features Ralph Bakshi’s American Pop, Brent Green’s Gravity Was Everywhere Back Then and more great animation.
In Edwin Rostron’s weirdly surreal Morris and the Other, several deformed creatures experience longing, loss and abject suffering.
Check out the full lineup for Plastic Paper, the amazing festival of animation and puppet films being held at the Park Theatre in Winnipeg, Canada.
