Remy Plant

A short film on ADHD that I made as part of an Art assessment.

An environmental film shot in the Blue Mountains.

This was my first proper short film, as the ones I had made previously were more like spoofs/parodies of other things. Those were also done when I was between 11 and 12, meaning my knowledge of the filmmaking process was slim. However, I believe I have a greater understanding nowadays and I am proud of the final product of "Jailbird".

A "Logan" parody I made at age 11. I wedged knives and forks between my fingers for Logan's claws, used tiny splats of ketchup for terrible fake blood, and had my brother step on my face to try and (poorly) replicate the scene where Logan's kicked in the face whilst lying on the floor. I tried to speed ramp it, but ended up giving in with that, so it happens really slowly. This and my "IT" parody film are lost, as I didn't back them up on my Surface Pro 4 that died years ago. I want to have them on the database, though, as they're still part of my filmography and got me to where I am currently, and because I have fond memories of making and watching them. I shot this one at my grandparents' Coffs Harbour house.

A brief IT parody I made at the age of 11, with a Heath Ledger Joker mask and a bathtub.

A modern reinterpretation of Hans Christian Andersen's "The Emperor's New Clothes" (1837), comprised solely of still images.

A visualisation of my multimedia poem for Year 11 English Advanced. I had to write the poem based around my chosen quote from a Gwen Harwood poem. I chose "Dreams drip to stone" from Oyster Cove (1971). The story follows a middle-aged woman who regrets the choices she made in her prior years.