POTTERY
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Title: POTTERY
Reference number: 2107
Date: 1936
Director: filmed by Violet Anderson
Sound: silent
Original format: 16mm
Colour: col
Fiction: non-fiction
Running time: 8.52 mins
Description:
Apotter at work in a small house and yard in Somerset. Film similar to AN ANCIENT CRAFT ref. 2109
An entry for the 1937 Scottish Amateur Film Festival
Part of film collection deposited by Violet Neish (nee Anderson), contemporary of Norman McLaren at Glasgow School of Art, and one of the group of students who made SEVEN TILL FIVE and CAMERA MAKES WHOOPEE. See notes taken from the conversation with Mrs. Neish about her film-making.
Shotlist: Opening credits (0.03) Pottery as a rural craft in a small house and yard in Somerset. gvs of the potter's craft, interspersed with intertitles describing the potters' work and methods (8.52)