About me

Hi, My name is Corinne Delaney, I am a freelance film director based in London, England. Born in South Africa and raised in Ireland and Canada, I studied sculpture and textile design at the Alberta University of the Arts nestled between the Rockies and the Badlands of Alberta. I later moved to London and obtained my MA in Fashion Media Production at the University of the Arts, London. My fashion film 'Led Zeppelin Cashmere' was featured on platforms 1.4, The Young Directors Award and screened at Fashion Cinematic in London. My fashion film 'The Art of Je Ne Sais Quoi' for designer Chocheng was selected for the POLIMODA/ ASVOFF in Florence Italy, Diane Pernet's ASVOFF8 in Paris at the Centre Pompidou, The Berlin Fashion Film Festival and featured on Wonderland Magazine, London. I am currently looking for a full time creative position. For more samples of my work please visit https://www.madebycorinne.com.

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Projects

• A Series of Illustrated Giclee Art Prints on Bamboo PaperA collection of digital art on giclee bamboo paper, inspired by the natural elements, human emotions and my Celtic and Canadian heritage. 10% of profits go to ocean conservation. To view more art pieces go to www.madebycorinne.com
• Commissioned Animation Sequence for Fine Artist - Anne RothensteinThe animated gif is a moving version of the oil on wood panel works by painter Anne Rotheinstein entitled Red Figure and Reflection, created as an e-vite for an exhibition at Beaux Arts Gallery in 2019. Anne spent a rare summer in London where she walked daily through Hyde Park. “There was this extraordinary heat that summer turning the grassy meadows yellow and the posh ponds green, the painting gradually appeared.” The animation aims to capture the essence of the painting comprising of a seri
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  London Review of Books - Instagram Artist-in-residenceArtist-in-residence: Animated a selection of covers for the London Review of Books literary magazine. Artwork by Anne Rothenstein and Jon McNaught. Photographic work for London Review of Books from Wilderness Festival.
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  Led Zeppelin Cashmere - Fashion Film DirectorLed Zeppelin Cashmere is an eclectic tale exploring the theme of unrequited love and the idea that it is our imperfections and character flaws that make us unique.
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  Designer Chocheng - The Art of Je Ne Sais Quoi Fashion Film - DirectorThe 'Art of Je Ne Sais Quoi' is a fashion film inspired by the experimental style of French New Wave Cinema and icon Anna Karina. The film is an exploration of the 'golden ratio', challenging the classic and modern ideals surrounding femininity, social etiquette, and beauty in western culture.
• Threads-Purple/Father - Fashion Film DirectorThreads-Purple/Father is part of a triptych short inspired by the poem Threads written by Echo Collins-Egan that describes the intricate nature and complexity of relationships with the three prominent figures in her life father, mother, lover and the intimate connections she weaves with each of them. The choices of threads vary in colour and thickness they unravel, fray, knot and tangle depending on the nature of the relationship they represent. To view the entire film click on the highlighted l

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Work history

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Facilities Co-ordinator / Animation Artist-in-ResidenceLondon Review of Books
Apr 2018London, United KingdomFull Time
Freelance animation artist in residence. Animated Anne Rothenstein’s cover artwork featured on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

Skills

• Directing Film
• Art Direction
• Creative Arts
• Art
• Content Creation
• Fashion Shoot
• Illustration
• Fine Art
• Writing

Education

MastersUniversity of The Arts London (UAL)
Oct 2013 - Apr 2014London, United Kingdom
A multidisciplinary programme that embraces new technologies and aims to cultivate creative communicator's across a variety of disciplines and multimedia platforms.