Media FEAST

A literal taking of the classic phrase, A Feast For The Eyes explores ideals of beauty standards and gender roles through a series of first person perspective visuals showing the day in the life of two lovers.

The Animation ‘Curious Beast’ is inspired by Sir Arthur Conan Dolyle’s renowned detective fiction featuring Sherlock Holmes and his friend John Watson. Like two curious beasts, Holmes and Watson respectively explore British and Australian cultures by enjoying the local food, engaging in sport events and visiting gallery. However, something unexpected is waiting for them ahead……

The story behind the ‘Curious Feast’ is about a teenage boy who after numerous and successive episodes of paranormal activities, discovers his family has been possessed by the education system. Instead of feasting on food like normal people, they feast on the `curiosity of education’. The story moves from a food-feasting scene where conversations center on everyday topics to an escalation of a chilling and chanting book-feasting scene, where his sisters and his mother (students from Melbourne University and Monash University, both in the film and in real-life) are depicted possessed. James’s life was never going to be the same again.

Please join renowned cook Frank as he delights the audience in the culinary experience of making a pizza. Follow this mockumentary as his bumbling nature and lack of skills makes you question: does this man know anything about cooking?