Zambezia Read-throughs

A talented team of local performers came together to read through the script for Zambezia in preparation for the recording of the scratch track which will be used to create a rough animatic of the entire film. The experience of the performers and the spontaneity that the group dynamic brought has already brought new depth and humour to the film and even taken us in some new and surprising directions with characters that came alive through the reading.

Nik Rabinowitz and Zolani Mahola returned after working together with us previously on the Khumba promo. They were joined by director of Nik's shows and actor/comedian in his own right Brent Palmer, as well as established theatre and film actors Tshamano Sebe and Sizwe Msutu. The recordings took place at Media Village in Kalk Bay, and even though characters may be replaced by different performers once a full casting has taken place, they will form the basis of all future performances as well as timing of the animatic.
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Opening new doors

We have moved into our new space! An exciting time for the whole team, and the start of a many new things at Triggerfish...

You can now find us at The Barn, Dreyersdal Farm.
Dreyersdal Farm Road, Bergvliet, 7945
Tel : (021) 713 4008
Fax: (021) 412 2872

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Stop-motion workshop series

Triggerfish will be there, presenting some insight into the history and world of stop-frame, as well as guiding students through the process of creating a short stop-motion piece. 

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Khumba presentation at UCT

The story of Khumba addresses themes of identity and diversity in South Africa and the writers have kindly been invited to give a presentation around these issues at UCT's Intercultural and Diversity Studies (iNCUDISA). 

So please join us if you are interested in hearing more, and are free on Wednesday September 9th from 1 to 1:50 pm (see Facebook event here) 

Find out more about iNCUDISA here or join the Facebook group here.

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