MY COMPASS ROSE (1 MINUTE) was commissioned in 2007 by Moti Roti as part of 60x60 - a project in which 60 one-minute films were made by established and emerging artists from the South Asian Diaspora (twenty each from Britain, India and Pakistan). The commission brief was to present a personal perspective on what ‘home and boundaries’ might mean. The films are still currently showing in various festivals and cinemas in the UK and abroad.
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5 YEARS IN THE LIFE OF A PIECE (GRAFTING & BUDDING...STILL) (15 MINUTES) was made in 2009 for East End Collaborations Tenth Anniversary Event. The film is a light-hearted exploration of why GRAFTING & BUDDING - a performance Sheila first showed at EEC in 2005 - is still being performed 5 years after she intially made the piece. To read a review of EEC 2009 click HERE.
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TO SUM IT UP (5 MINUTES) was made in 2009 for the Live Art Development Agency's DVD Everything You Still Wanted to Know About Live Art But were Afraid to Ask. Contributors were invited to make short films saying something, or even everything, that they think younger artists should know about Live Art.
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