Anonymous Anglo-Saxon poem
Film by Stuart Lee (including the reading and translation)
The anachronistic contrast between modern ruins and Anglo Saxon language and costume is extremely effective here. Kudos to Mr. Lee, and I hope more Anglo-Saxon poetry videos are in the offing.
Poem by Lizzie Whyman
Film by Alex Kinsey
Another video interpretation of the poem, an animation by Charlotte Johnson, is also worth watching, though unfortunately embedding has been disabled. Watch it here.
Both videos were commissioned by New Writing North.
Poem by Gaia Holmes
Film by Sharon Keighley, with narration by Lela Keighley
Thanks to Michelle at Peony Moon for bringing the work of this fine English poet to my attention.
http://youtu.be/OzAOGh5FaF8
Poem by Deborah Buchan (text here)
Film by Dawn Furness
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Film by Philip Shotton
Both these videos were “commissioned by New Writing North, the literature development agency for the north east of England.”
Poem by Shamshad Khan
Film by Lisa Risbec, with narration by the author
Commissioned by Comma Film
Poem and reading by T. S. Eliot (text here)
Animation by Everett Wilson, who writes:
I produced the visuals for this poem by T.S. Eliot in the fall of 2001, during my brief time in the Media program at the University of Lethbridge. “The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock, an Animated Rendition of T.S. Eliot’s Poem” appeared in the “highlights reel” of the Melbourne International Student Animation Festival, which traveled to select universities across Australia. After receiving feedback on YouTube, I replaced the original narration with T.S. Eliot’s voice in this 2007 revision.
There are other Prufrock videos on YouTube, but this is by far the best of those I’ve seen.