phage ANIMATIONS
We teamed up with Salford students from the BA (Hons) Animation and BA (Hons) Digital Media and Extended Reality (XR) courses to develop a series of page-inspired animations. With scientific input from Students from The School of Science Engineering and Environment, each group took a different aspect of phage biology to inform their piece.
This is Ty D’Arcy with the models they created for their stop motion animation about a mis-understood phage at a bacterial Christmas party. The story demonstrates how phages can help bacteria to adapt to their environment.
A Phage Christmas
STANDOFF
Workings of a Virus
The Phage Among Them
Wrigglers Present
CELL WARS
Phages in Colour
The art work made by our students in response to the research helped create a deep, rich and engaging exhibition of diverse perspectives. Thanks to all the students involved:
From BA (Hons) Animation: Alexandros Savvides, Amelia Okoro-Brown, Bethany Ward-Honeywell, Cai Bosse Muller, Curtis Kilvington, Daniel Hughes, Elitsa Evlogieva, Giorgos Mavrommatis, Jake Fay, Leslie Kara, Lewis Duffield, Lewis McManus, Lucia Wilson, Luis Cruz Figueiredo, Mahamid Javed, Max Simpson, Michael Adlem, Miles White, Mohammed Ahmed, Sarah Taylor, Sean Donaghy, Sophie Lamonby-Wardle, Tahmid Ahmed, Ty D’Arcy
From BA (Hons) Digital Media and Extended Reality: Jack McManus, Aisha Hakim, Lewis Foulds, Darren Pyne, Isabelle John, Saffron Kennedy,Rhiannon Norris, Louis Richards
Please credit the creators and The University of Salford if you share these animations
