Utilizing archival footage and stop motion, set during the space race of the 1960s. Two brothers must deal with the sudden loss of their parents.
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Utilizing archival footage and stop motion, set during the space race of the 1960s. Two brothers must deal with the sudden loss of their parents.
My second-year film at CalArts. Based on late field biologist John Sincock’s experiences in Kauai. A process video is in the works! It’s gonna take a while, but I’ll link it [here] once I’m done.
Listen to “you should see me in a crown” from the debut album “WHEN WE ALL FALL ASLEEP, WHERE DO WE GO?”, out now.
Set in the Australian outback, ‘Bilby’ follows the desert-dwelling marsupial Perry through the trials and tribulations of “parenthood” after he saves a defenseless chick from predators and inadvertently becomes her protector.
A rhythmic animation of 3, 475 individual masks from all over the world.
In her only color cartoon, Betty Boop goes to the ball thanks to her fairy godmother; later, only her foot fits the glass slipper.
Through a collage of old family photos, buttons and string, I give texture to Mom’s memories of making clothes on Grandma’s Singer sewing machine.
You came for the zombies, but you stayed for the characters. ParaNorman, the second film from LAIKA Studios, is full of lovably unique characters whose distinctive stop-motion puppets were built by hand with belly-movers, metal armatures, guitar-tuning devices, and more.
Wacky relatives give way to mounting tensions with broken dolls, boiling stew and a bang.
Barko is a lonely and unloved dog that has established himself as the unwilling clown of a circus run by poodles. His seemingly random fear of hot dogs is rationalized by flashbacks conveying a former owner who occupies his time tormenting the poor pup with the processed snack. Yet, in the end, Barko suddenly finds himself in the arms of a caring boy who shows him that he can experience a little love after all.
between an angry ballerina and her audience
A day full of socially awkward moments.
By all accounts, it was a bad day to punch a clown in the head.
Watch Ariana Grande take her talent from the gym to the VMAs mainstage, as her Personal Trainer Nicki Minaj coaches her to Pop Stardom, all set to their 2016 VMAs performance of “Side to Side!”
A short animated film about the weather – inspired and informed by chaos theory and Lorenz attractors, romantic landscape paintings and the minimalist polygonal look of early computer simulations.
Seven people living with aphasia through hand-drawn rotoscope and digital animation.
Michael Stone, a man living a dull life, is tired of his monotonous routine. However, things change when he meets a stranger on a business trip.
The beloved Coraline – fearless, independent, curious – had nine different outfits, all of which gave animators unique opportunities to bring her to life. Explore Coraline’s closet in this behind-the-scenes featurette for LAIKA’s Oscar-nominated stop-motion classic.
Craig Kausen, grandson of the legendary animation filmmaker, Chuck Jones, spoke in a special guest speaker event for NYFA students and faculty. Kausen discussed the work and career of Chuck Jones, whose name is synonymous with characters from Looney Tunes, Tom and Jerry, and Merrie Melodies. Event was moderated by Paul Laverack.