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On this episode, Andrew talks with director Clayton Orgles, whose latest film Dissociation, a retelling of the HP Lovecraft story The Picture in the House, is screening at the Long Shorts, Short Longs session at the WA Made Film Festival. This impressive short horror film utilises the countryside of Western Australia to unsettling effect, with central performances from Angela Leta Kaye and James Hagan conjuring particularly unnerving characters.
In this interview, Clayton talks about how his work on music videos has informed his filmmaking work, the role horror plays in his work, as well as how he created the imagery of the film.
The Long Shorts, Short Longs session is now sold out, but there is a waitlist available, so head over to the WA Made Film Festival Facebook page for further details.
To watch Clayton’s music videos, including for Black Tongue‘s Second Death, and find out about his other film work, visit his website here.
Update:
Dissociation is now available to watch on YouTube here:
