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DIRECTOR BIOGRAPHY:

Justin Capes graduated from his degree in Computer Games Design in 2004 with both a 1st Hons and the animated project 'Horror Of The Kingdom' which appeared at Middlesbrough's 'Animex' Animation festival (and has since been used in 'Black Dog' a short film directed by Ian Fenton).

Justin was then funded to create 'Rustic Dreams', a short animation based on a larger project in a production team named 'Rusted Films'. The short was completed in 2005 and screened successfully at various events and festivals.
Since then Justin has been producing short live action films in his spare time. ‘Art is Alive’ a six minute experimental zombie horror was completed in Halloween 2006, honing his unique direction, narrative and editing styles. ‘Celebrate Cake’ a silent comedy was completed soon after in January 2007 for the Orange BAFTA 1 minute film competition and was selected for the top five in the region as well as being aired on BBC local news.

‘Supposed to Be’ was a project on the directors mind since 2005. Justin reshaped the project and spent a year shooting and editing the film in his spare time, the film was completed in Jan 2008 and being screened at various festivals this year to positive reviews and has already won an Experimental Film Award. Justin Capes continues his ambition to develop as an independent film maker.


Justin Capes
	DIRECTOR BIOGRAPHY: Justin Capes graduated from his degree in Computer Games Design in 2004 with both a 1st Hons and the animated project 'Horror Of The Kingdom' which appeared at Middlesbrough's 'Animex' Animation festival (and has since been used in 'Black Dog' a short film directed by Ian Fenton). Justin was then funded to create 'Rustic Dreams', a short animation based on a larger project in a production team named 'Rusted Films'. The short was completed in 2005 and screened successfully at various events and festivals. Since then Justin has been producing short live action films in his spare time. ‘Art is Alive’ a six minute experimental zombie horror was completed in Halloween 2006, honing his unique direction, narrative and editing styles. ‘Celebrate Cake’ a silent comedy was completed soon after in January 2007 for the Orange BAFTA 1 minute film competition and was selected for the top five in the region as well as being aired on BBC local news. ‘Supposed to Be’ was a project on the directors mind since 2005. Justin reshaped the project and spent a year shooting and editing the film in his spare time, the film was completed in Jan 2008 and being screened at various festivals this year to positive reviews and has already won an Experimental Film Award. Justin Capes continues his ambition to develop as an independent film maker.	NEWS! 03/10/08 A licence agreement has been signed with IceWhole.com to expose 'Suppose to Be' to a wider audience, multiple types of screen and earn some royalities. 15/09/08 Supposed to Be - To be screened at the Stockton Festival of Short Film 03/05/08 'Supposed to Be' WON BEST EXPERIMENTAL SHORT FILM at the END OF THE PIER INTERNATIONAL SHORT FILM FESTIVAL. 15/04/08 'Supposed to Be' has been nominated for an AWARD at THE END OF THE PIER INTERNATIONAL SHORT FILM FESTIVAL. 27/01/08 Rusted Films' latest short film is finally completed. 'Supposed to Be' has taken just less then a year of production making it the longest project undertaken. The film is available on the site and with any luck will be screening at a film competition near you. Enjoy! 11/02/07 Rusted Films now available on Myspace.com/rustedproductions 05/02/07 Celebrate Cake was short-listed as one of the top five shorts in the region and was entered into the second round of BAFTA and Orange's "60 Seconds of Fame" Competition. 17/02/07 Art is Alive will be screened at the Digital City Concept Film night at the School of health at the University of Teesside (Middlesbrough) to an audience of fellow film enthusiasts and film makers. 03/01/07 Celebrate Cake a 60 sec silent comedy film is completed for the Orange Bafta competition and is available as a download on the site. 30/10/06 Art is Alive zero budget, 6 min live action horror production has been completed, and is available for download. 20/08/06 Horror of the Kingdom to appear in Northern film 'Black Dog' Directed by Ian Fenton which was screened at the Northern Lights Festival. 23/10/05 Rustic Dreams will be screened on the BBC HULL BIG SCREEN on the 3rd of December. The screen is located on Queen Victoria Square and is a free event thanks to the 'Super Shorts Film Festival UK Tour'. Rustic Dreams will also be on tour at Newcastle Upon Tyne, Manchester, Edinburgh, Margate, London. www.supershorts.org.uk/tour.html 12/9/05 The Storm 1 min film available to view on the Rusted Shorts Section. 2/9/05 Dick & Milson's Marvellous Investigations Episode 1 finished. 5/8/05 Rustic Dreams played at Super Shorts Film Festival along with other films from new film makers and animators. www.supershorts.co.uk Full 'Rustic Dreams' short download available 21/3/05 Rustic Dreams played at York City Screen to a good sized audience along with other films from new film makers. 29/1/05 Horror of the Kingdom appeared at the Animex Festival, University of Teesside's huge and exciting animation festival.

	Contact: Rusted Films : rustedfilms@googlemail.com