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Thanks Ray by Payton Curtis
Ray Harryhausen may as well be known as one of the pyramid builders in our field. Animators animate our imaginations more than any material or media they are working with and that
Honda Paper by PES
PES flips his way through Honda’s amazing history with this stop motion short “Honda Paper”. This spot is definitely a grandchild of the highly innovative 2010 film VIDEOGIOCO by Donato Sansone.
Queenie by National Park Studio
An animated short film following Danny, a university Geography tutor in his 30s, as he embarks on a cutting edge academic project which has nothing to do with his ex-wife.
But Milk Is Important by Anna Mantzaris and Eirik Grønmo Bjørnsen
Exquisite attention to detail in this slightly psychedelic film with tons of warm fuzzy paranoid-antisocial charm. Animation, lighting, camera work, puppets, art, sets, timing, framing…all impeccably imperfect and joyously spot-on with the deep poignancy
A Way of Being by Kobi Vogman
‘Waiting for Godot’ with all the suspense of being on pins and knitting needles. We all feel a bit unravelled when exploring our outermost boundaries. We are spun with the excellent character animation in
Stella McCartney by Bill Porter
A “charming” little piece by the illustrious Bill Porter. We gain a better appreciation of all things shiny, specifically this collection of alphabet charms.
Mr Director by Andy Martin
Andy Martin brings us a riveting behind the scenes glimpse at the life of your favorite director; Mr. Director. Favorite might be an understatement when you dig down into the not-so glamorous underbelly of
You Could Sunbathe in this Storm by Alice Dunseath
A subtly salty and creamy technicolor musing on the nature of form as content. Perhaps we are all descended from sea monkeys from the great cretaceous freezer-burned ice cream era? One thing is not