June
- Studio
- National Film Board of Canada
- Distributor
- National Film Board of Canada
Synopsis
In memory of Canadian artist and filmmaker Joyce June Wieland, the film is director Munro Ferguson's attempt to capture his experience of knowing Joyce. The two met when Munro was a young child, and Joyce later became his friend and art teacher, introducing him to cartooning and filmmaking.
Part 1, "Alzheimer's," is about the end of Joyce's life. Part 2, "Memory," is about what the artist was like during the height of her creative powers.
Part 1, "Alzheimer's," is about the end of Joyce's life. Part 2, "Memory," is about what the artist was like during the height of her creative powers.
Characters
Joyce June Wieland
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Munro Ferguson
Producing
- Producer
- Marcy Page
- Executive Producer
- David Verrall
Crew
- Technical Director
- Paul Kroitor
- Technical Support
- Gregory Baszun, Susan Gourley
- Special Thanks
- Anne Ashton, Anna Hudson, Roman Kroitor, Phyllis Evadney Lewis, Hélène Tanguay
- Production Coordination
- Richard Lesage
- Administration
- Gisèle Guilbault, Elsa Mouana-Bankouezi
Production notes
A stereoscopic animation, made using SANDDE, a revolutionary new digital hand-drawn 3D-animation technology which enables animators to produce three-dimensional stereoscopic animated films for release in IMAX 3D theaters.
"String Quartet no. 5: Fifth Movement/Quatuor à cordes No. 5: Cinquième mouvement" by Philip Glass, Publisher Dungaven Music Publishing, Performed by Kronos Quartet, Courtesy of Nonesuch (a WB Company).
"String Quartet no. 5: Fifth Movement/Quatuor à cordes No. 5: Cinquième mouvement" by Philip Glass, Publisher Dungaven Music Publishing, Performed by Kronos Quartet, Courtesy of Nonesuch (a WB Company).