video animation

Fight by Steven Subotnick.
A showdown between two motley characters.

Extn.21 by Lizzie Oxby

Extn.21 is a short film about one man’s desire to be heard. The film uses an innovative blend of atmospheric stop-frame animation, live action performance (a live action head on a stop-frame puppet) and digital effects to create a dark world of uncertain reality (9 mins).

If you would like to see a 3-minute making of the film, it can be seen here: vimeo.com/lizzieoxby/extn21-the-making-of

Director: Lizzie Oxby
Production company: Finetake
Commission: Channel 4 Television
http://www.lizzieoxby.com

Il(s) tourne(nt) en rond by Boris Labbé

Tableau animé, installation vidéo.
Réalisation : Boris Labbé.
EMCA 2010.

Video animation / Digital drawing / 3D: weiss by Florian Grolig
In the middle of white is monotone balance, jolly blasé marking time. One definition of space is the absence of embarrassing contact. But gridlock is definitely death.

https://vimeo.com/5359759

Overtime by Oury Atlan, Thibaut Berland and Damien Ferrie.

A tribute to Jim Henson (1936-1990) by Damien Ferrie, the most widely known puppeteers in American history and creator of "The Muppets". This brilliant short film has been internationally acclaimed and won many awards all around the world, namely at Annecy and Bristol animation festivals.

ORIOL VANDELA - GRAVITY FALLS /visual teaser/
by Emil Goodman

Teaser for Oriol Vandela - Gravity Falls, the first short film from the world of Henry Waltz by Emil Goodman.

Oriol Vandela is the last great jazz icon on the dying planet. Gravity Falls, his song about loss and hope, has become the unofficial anthem to the people of the planet. Before Oriol gives his final performance at the prestigious Heaven's Vanguard, he must first come to terms with the heart-breaking tragedy that inspired his greatest hit.

ORIOL VANDELA - GRAVITY FALLS
story by Csaba Farkas and Emil Goodman
a Krez Films and Umbrella Studios production
an Emil Goodman film
Summer 2012

Distorted times by Gideon van der Stelt. "A collage of existing film fragments, released into my paper-folded version of Utrecht."