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Made in Hull:

Arrivals & Departures

“This place is built on working hands
Washed here by the sea…”

Imitating the dog’s work for Hull 2017 put a poetic spin on the history of arrivals in and departures from the city. The piece looked at the history of migration from a contemporary perspective, exploring the journeys which have gathered a population and moulded a landscape.

Using The Deep as both canvas and building blocks the piece pulled together some of the strands of the complex and universal issues of migration as a wider subject matter.

Created as part of the Made in Hull opening celebrations for Hull City of Culture 2017.

credits

  • Video Design and Storyboard: Simon Wainwright
  • Soundtrack: Terry Dunn
  • Stop Motion animation: Ainslie Henderson and Will Anderson as Whiterobot
  • Sound design: Rob Turner
  • Research: Morven Macbeth and Andrew Quick
  • Producer: Julie Brown
  • Video System support: Capo
  • Creative Director Sean McAllister.
  • Writer Rupert Creed
  • Production Designer Ala Lloyd
  • Lighting Designer Durham Marenghi
  • Sound Designer Dan Jones
  • Producer Niccy Hallifax
  • THANKS TO:
  • Dr Nicholas Evans, University of Hull for original research material and expertise
  • Linda Lai
  • Glynis and Graham Capes
  • Wilberforce Institute, University of Hull
  • Open Doors
  • Sodium
  • Holy Trinity Church
  • Mark Keith, Holy Trinity MD
  • The Freedom Choir members
  • Hull University Chapel Choir members
  • Brian Gadie, Recording engineer
  • Waterways World
  • African Stories in Hull and East Yorkshire / William Wilberforce Monument Fund
  • Ivor Innes photographers
  • Hull Maritime Museum
  • Laura Atherton
  • Matt Prendergast
  • Andrew Crofts
  • Nova Studios
  • The Hull Daily Mail Picture desk
  • Norway – Heritage, Hands Across the Sea
  • Hartley Library, University of Southampton
  • Lou and Rich Duffy Howard
  • Dave Okwesia
  • Hajra Bhamji, and Indian and Continental Stores.
  • Gary Hammond
  • Andy Stankard, Hull City Council