Tina's talk looks at the filmic elements that are used in A Skin Too Few in order to situate the viewer within a particular aesthetic. After the showing of the film, Tina demonstrates how a sense of place is created in order to deliver particular messages that often support the dialogue, but sometimes add something else to it that might not be apparent on a cursory viewing. These anchors are tools used to situate the viewer, add to the story and as transitional objects which move the story forward in time and space.

1. Anchoring Rural/Urban Aesthetics:
A Sense of Place in the Nick Drake film A Skin Too Few
Tina Richardson
University of Leeds

2. The Colonial House
Burma 1948-1952

3. The English House
Far Leys, Tanworth-in Arden 1952-1967

4. Going to University
Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge 1967-1969

5. Record Production
London City 1969-1971

6. Train Journey
9 minutes 20 seconds

7. London at Night
20 minutes 20 seconds

8. Windows
Tanworth-in-Arden House

9. Five Leaves Left

10. Windows as Filmic Devices

11. Final Window Shot
39 minutes 0 seconds

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