Jenn Tran

b. 1999

Jenn Tran is a Vietnamese, Australian-born experimental animator, curator and arts educator based in Melbourne, Wurundjeri country. She explores the relationship between form and frame, foregrounding experimental animation in tactile layerings of stop motion through 16mm, pencil to paper, clay and textile. Her work has been presented at the Sydney Film Festival, SEVENTH Gallery and Pari Ari.


How to Build a Forest
The Formation of a Cloud
Pooch Mountain
Small Frame
How to Make a Whistle Kite
Kite Poem
Solar Loops
Do Animals Believe in Faith?
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How to Build a Forest

(2022), single channel cine-essay, 16mm
dir. Jenn Tran | 06”34’ | AUSTRALIA

Centering her perspective from Agnes Denes' land artwork 'A Forest For Australia' (1998), a scientist from a distant future returns to Earth to understand how her colony might build its first forest. What begins as a scientific mission becomes a meditation on place, memory and the weight of progress.

director, animator, producer: Jenn Tran
writers: Kelly Bartholomeusz, Jenn Tran
sound designer, composer: Mara Schwerdferger
camera operator, cinematographer: Veronica Charmont
voice over: Jessica Douglas-Henry
16mm processing & scanning: nanolab,MEMEORY Lab, Jordan James Kaye
additional support: Damien Laing, HRAFF & Directors Circle, Footscray Community Arts, Robert Stephenson, Docklands Library Makerspace, OPEN Lab, SOUND KITCHEN, Scout Management, Greater Western Water

Comissioned by Human Rights & Arts Film Festival




2022