KASPAR
JANCIS
Born
on May 8, 1975 in Tallinn. He
has been interested since childhood in drawing comic strips and
writing stories for which he made illustrations himself.
His first moving pictures came into being in the corners of his
school notebooks. Later in his school years, his brother's friend, who was a
member of a film club, helped him make a short plasticine puppet
animated film. This
was followed by a two-year period as a working youth, which was not
particularly educational, but was brimming with adventures.
During that time he began working systematically with music.
He has been part of the creative core of several rock groups,
written song lyrics, made arrangements and created tunes.
He enrolled at the Tallinn Pedagogical University in 1996. He
completed his first films at that school - the silent film "Dr.
Maisarve and the Matshalka Case" (1996) and the cutout puppet
film "Flight of the Little White Helicopter" (1996), which
was screened at rock concerts and also on television.
He transferred from the Pedagogical University to the Turku
Arts and Media School in Finland in 1997 to study animation under the
guidance of Priit
Pärn. He
made his debut film "Romance" (1999) in Turku, and it has
participated in several international film festivals. Animated
films: 1999
ROMANCE (5 min. mixed
technique - cut-out puppet animation, cartoon animation and
pixillation; Beta SP)
2002 WEITZENBERG STREET
2003-2005
FRANK AND WENDY (Scr. P.Pärn, Dir. P.Tender, Ü.Pikkov, K.Jancis
/ 75 min. / 7 x 9,5 min)
2006
MARATHON (15 min)
2007 THE
VERY LAST CIGARETTE (1’46“/ 35mm / animated poem
from In
development
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