Maisie Williams Gets Close To Wildlife In CORVIDAE With A Gallery Of Art And Photos
I'm not quite the devotee of Game of Thrones as many of my friends (I just can't keep up with all the storylines). But one thing I do know is that my favourite character by far is Arya Stark, played with incredible conviction by Maisie Williams. Not content just to wield a sword or tweet pictures of her pet turtle, Williams recently shot a short film called Corvidae, written and directed by Tom de Ville, who has written for the television series Urban Gothic and Lexx and has projects with music video director Corin Hardy.
Corvidae is a dark fairy tale about a young girl who loves birds, and the very strange thing that happens when she tries to protect a wounded crow from the boys in her village. Rooted in the tradition of pastoral horror, it is a short, silent film inspired by the work of writers such as Alan Garner and Arthur Machen.
In the gallery below are some pieces from the concept artwork, which is just incredible, as well as some shots from the set. They have a crowdfunding campaign to raise money for some of the post-production costs; they are some pretty nice perks, such as limited edition prints and posters signed by Williams. The film will hopefully begin touring the film festival circuit next year.
Corvidae is a dark fairy tale about a young girl who loves birds, and the very strange thing that happens when she tries to protect a wounded crow from the boys in her village. Rooted in the tradition of pastoral horror, it is a short, silent film inspired by the work of writers such as Alan Garner and Arthur Machen.
In the gallery below are some pieces from the concept artwork, which is just incredible, as well as some shots from the set. They have a crowdfunding campaign to raise money for some of the post-production costs; they are some pretty nice perks, such as limited edition prints and posters signed by Williams. The film will hopefully begin touring the film festival circuit next year.
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