No Fat Clips!!!

Some random funny stop animation, involving candies, a Zorki 11 photo camera and retro gaming. And more food.

Made by Nik Skavinsky (of SlackLabs) during a week-end, using a Canon HG20.

Music: C.A.P.I.P. by 64revolt; Ya Ubivayu Sebya by Nrktk. Sound effects taken from Freesound Project.

In this short animated film, an unexpected visitor named Fred (voiced by Fred Tatasciore) comes to the window of Sandy (voiced by Evelyn Hwang), asking for her help to get home. Oh, by the way, Fred is a lion…

Her Lion’s Jump is a short movie by Régis Camargo, thesis work for his Master of Fine Arts at the UCLA Animation Workshop.

The musical score has been composed by: Marcel Camargo and Richie Kohan and performed by a eight piece ensemble.

Switch, is a methaphysical thought about time. It’s the destiny of humanity through a character and its different choices, materialized by doubles of himself.

A short animated film by Jean-Julien Pous and Pierre Prinzbach, their graduation film at Supinfocom.

Mister Heavy would like to reach for his friends on Happy Island, but he don’t know how to cross the sea. Mister Sun will come and shine some wisdom on the poor fellas.

Happy Land is a 2D animated kids show. Quite creepy, if you ask me, in the way I feel Teletubbies are creepy.

Featured here is the pilot episode created and animated in 2007 by Mike Scott at Bru & Boegie. Voices by Toko Moeketsi and story and music by David Scott.

Basel, 19 April 1943. Dr Albert Hofmann, a chemist, is cycling home after a day’s work in the laboratory. This episode has passed into legend, associated with the discovery of the effects on the human psyche of LSD.

A Bicycle Trip is the amazing short film by Lorenzo Veracini, Nandini Nambiar and Marco Avoletta, three students of the Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia.

Sound Design: Thomas Giorgi. Music: O’zittre nicht mein lieber sohn from W.A.Mozart’s The Magic Flute, re-elaborated by Roberto Boarini.

Food is the Key to Survival

“Becoming less dependent on what the government decides to feed us, becoming more self sufficient and supportive of our independent growers and local farms.”
The Crown Jewel is a short movie by Babe Elliott Baker and Greg Herman, made to promote We Are Green TV. The film was an entry in [...]

The short film has been masterfully animated by Patrick Boivin. Could you imagine Transformers 3 entirely in stop animation and directed by this guy?

The missile visual effects is the work of Strob. The song is Cause is the way by DJ4Joy.

While on a mission to locate three missing soldiers, a team of reconnaissance marines (Erik Fellows, Westley Thornton, Manny Montana, Naama Kates) encounter a blood-spattered Iraqi (Iyad Hajjaj) stumbling through the desert. After following the distraught man into the depths of an insurgent cave, the marines make a horrifying discovery bringing them face-to-face with an ancient evil.

The film has been directed by Robert Glickert. Director of photography: Jeff Dolen. Editor: Dylan Highsmith.

Iwa is a short animated film, loosely on West African tree of life myths and legends that emphasize the cyclical nature of life and the universe. In Yoruba [language] Iwa means strength of character.

This animation was completed for Kenneth Coker’s graduation show at the Memphis College of Art in April 2009. Story boarded, animated, composited, and scored over a four month period using 3DS Max, Photoshop, Illustrator, Adobe After Effects, and Logic Pro.

A gracious and ethereal figure glides through the streets of the city. Her eyes catch everyhing, but nothing can catch her eyes. Nohting but the camera.

Drift Away is a beautiful short film directed by Jean-Julien Pous and produced by Sophia Shek.

One of the 42 short films, each on 42 seconds long, made for the One Dream Rush online exhibition sponsored by Below 42 vodka.

Directed by Maxim Zhestkov and Matt Pyke at Universal Everything. Sound design by Simon Pyke at Freefarm.

Directed by Andrew Chesworth and Aaron Quist and produced at Minneapolis based studio Make, Fruitless Efforts is merely a modest window into humanity’s evolving understanding of the meaning of life. Yeah!

Winner of the Vimeo five second film contest. A full length version can also be seen online. The work of Art Bronko Gui.

A video made on a boring day by Russell Huettner at Make and Send. Being this the result, I wish you many other boring afternoons, Charles! Song by Matt Cragle.