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Title: SUBMARINE: Things Sensed But Unseen

Reference number: 8087

Date: 1990

Director: d. Mark Littlewood

Sponsor: Channel Four

Producer: Anita Oxburgh

Production company: Barony

Sound: sound

Colour: bwcol

Fiction: non-fiction

Running time: 53.00 minsc

Description: Artist and sculptor Tom McKendrick explores his multi-media exhibition at the Collins Gallery in Glasgow entitled 'Submarine', his life experiences and the relationship between submarines and the decline of shipbuilding in Glasgow.

"As an artist I am motivated by creation... but I am drawn by a strange fascination for destruction... I find it ironical that the sea which gave life to the earth, should harbour in its depths the deadliest and most destructive weapon in the history of mankind" - Tom McKendrick

Awards - Best Film, Nova Scotia. Best Portrait, Montreal.

See also http://www.tommckendrick.com/ . Video footage can be viewed at www.roland-collection.com [last accessed 15/2/2010]

Credits: music and effects Russell / McKendrick
titles Nemographics, Stop Frames

With thanks to Laura Hamilton and Karen Southward at the Collins Gallery, Dalhousie Lane Pottery, David McKendrick, Royal Navy Submarine Museum

researcher Murdoch Rodgers
archive British Movietone News, British Pathe News, Imperial War Museum, National Film Archive, Scottish Film Archive, Royal Navy Public Relations, Visnews

grips Alex Leadbetter, Stuart Bunting
electricians Jimmy Dorrigan, Jimmy Mitchell
trainees Mark Raeburn, David Gibson
camera operator Alan Stewart
ass. ed. Richard Loup Nolan
dubbing mixer Cy Jack
videotape ed. Colin Driver
associate p. Jan Deakin
p. ass. Ros David
p. secretary Marnie Anderson
ph. Mark Littlewood
sd. Louis Kramer
film ed. Jan Leman
p. Anita Oxburgh

A Barony Production for Channel Four.
© Channel Four Television Co. Ltd. MCMXC