
Notes on Blindness
Réalisation
Peter MIDDLETON, James SPINNEY, Arnaud COLINART, Amaury LABURTHE
VR Experience - Carte Blanche ARTE // In 1983, after decades of steady deterioration, John Hull became totally blind. To help him make sense of the upheaval in his life, he began documenting his experiences on audio cassettes. These original diary recordings create the basis of this interactive non-fictional narrative which is a cognitive and emotional experience of blindness.
Réalisé par
Peter MIDDLETON, James SPINNEY, Arnaud COLINART, Amaury LABURTHE
Narrateur
John HULL
Photographie
Gerry FLOYD
Montage
Julian QUANTRILL
Musique
James EWERS
Production
Agat Films & Cie / Ex Nihilo
Archer’s Mark Production
Audiogaming
Archer’s Mark Production
Audiogaming
Diffusion
ARTE
Réalisé par
Peter MIDDLETON
From respective backgrounds studying Visual Art and English Literature, Peter and James have been working together for the past five years on a range of fiction, documentary and commercial projects. During this period they have adapted John Hull’s diary material into a series of award-winning short films. The first of these, RAINFALL, won the Best Short Documentary Award at Hot Docs 2013 and was nominated for the ICA Experimental Film Award. This was followed in 2014 by the Emmy Award-winning short, also entitled NOTES ON BLINDNESS, which screened at the Sundance Film Festival and won Best Documentary at Encounters Short Film and Animation Festival. NOTES ON BLINDNESS is their first feature.
James SPINNEY
From respective backgrounds studying Visual Art and English Literature, Peter and James have been working together for the past five years on a range of fiction, documentary and commercial projects. During this period they have adapted John Hull’s diary material into a series of award-winning short films. The first of these, RAINFALL, won the Best Short Documentary Award at Hot Docs 2013 and was nominated for the ICA Experimental Film Award. This was followed in 2014 by the Emmy Award-winning short, also entitled NOTES ON BLINDNESS, which screened at the Sundance Film Festival and won Best Documentary at Encounters Short Film and Animation Festival. NOTES ON BLINDNESS is their first feature.

Arnaud COLINART
Co-Producer and VR Creative Director ARNAUD COLINART of Agat Films & Cie / Ex Nihilo is particularly interested in applying new technologies and interactive mechanisms in the conception of narrative works, whether documentary or fiction. His productions include the video game TYPE:RIDER (Appstore Editor’s Choice, SXSW 2014 Gaming Award Nominee, Webby Award Nominee – Best Mobile Game, Best Visual Design), the transmedia experience ‘Hubot Market’ and ‘Atsugi Robotics’ for the Swedish TV series REAL HUMANS and recently the graphic tribute to the TV series PEAKY BLINDERS by the American designer Nigel Evans Dennis (Lovie Award 2015 – TV Category & People Lovie Award 2015).
Amaury LABURTHE
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