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Skateboard Stop Motion Animation by Kevin Parry
Kevin Parry has animated on a number of stop motion features like Kubo & the Two Strings, Missing Link, and The Boxtrolls. Lately, he’s been animating and creating visual effects content, while also
Evil Blood by Rogier Wieland
A paper cut-out piece that takes place within the pages of the thriller, Evil Blood, and was produced for a free novel from the Dutch Thrombosis Foundation.
Childline: Nobody is Normal by Catherine Prowse
Childline: Nobody is Normal, by Catherine Prowse, is a film for the children’s charity, Childline. It illustrates the illusive idea that nobody is normal, and however weird you think you are, you’re not alone.
HEATWAVE by Fokion Xenos
“We wanted to create a film that would be as bright, colorful and vibrant as we could. ‘Unapologetically fun’ was the way I described it to my brilliant team at the National Film & Television School where the film was created.”
Vote! for a better future by Arne Hain
As an election season that seemed to last a century, we feature a piece meant to spread the word: Your vote matters!
Katy Perry’s “Resilient” by Kettu Studios
Cute and tidy naming of the shops in the town like Positive Spin Records and the bakeshop selling humble pies are early giveaways that the new Katy Perry Video for her new song, The Resilient, will be a break from whatever you’re worried about.
Silver Moon (For Neal) by Angie Pickman
Silver Moon (For Neal) is a music video with very strong visual appeal and a terrific song to match. What immediately stands out when you first lay eyes on this easy-going piece with Native American vibes, is the expert aesthetic of the paper cut-outs and catchy, fluidity of the song. But there’s a deeper reason that the video grabs you so powerfully.
The Animator’s Toolkit by Mielenero Studio
A meta feast for animators, The Animator's Toolkit brings the work of the animator to life for us all. Martina Tondi of Mielenero studio says the piece, “Wants to unveil the capabilities of stop motion animation to bring ‘to life’ inanimate objects.”