Projects in categories: Animation

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Young Victor conducts a science experiment to bring his beloved dog, Sparky, back to life. He then faces unintended, monstrous consequences.

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Subconscious within subconscious.

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Christopher Gray is in love with Stacey Stephens and no amount of lemonade can cool his desire. Meanwhile, Barry Flint has just bought his son a five foot Ball Python from the pet store.

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Crow is building a nest, but he has a rival

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An hilarious cartoon assemblage, starring Joan Of Arc, Emmeline Pankhurst and Boris Johnson. "Exquisite Corpses" is an animated version of an old Surrealist game and is a group-project by members of London Animation Club. Each contributor makes a four-second animation, making sure that the last frame of their animation becomes the first frame of the next contributor's.

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A game of football turns deadly as an uninvited player joins in.

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Stop the Show is a reference to international relations and arms trade. The campaign was created in support of a United Nations treaty to regulate the arms trade between countries and reduce worldwide killings through firearms.

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A left field take on a music video, making synchronicity a binary conclusion by allocating a single light switch to the arrival of each instrument.

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Whilst leading an expedition to Africa, anthropologist Leonard Orlov (Hugh Bonneville) discovers a feral child living a brutal and primitive existence. Horrified, he brings the creature back to Victorian London, intent on civilizing the child, only to encounter evil freak show host, Umberto Farini (Andy Serkis).

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Brody, a recently divorced and overworked father cannot find a way to connect with his son Jake. When Jake runs away, Brody searches to no avail until he comes across something he wasn't looking for, something long forgotten: his childhood imaginary friend, Fink.

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Lost and found images combined through systematic obscuration trigger suggestion and memories in distant locations.

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Scenes appropriated from Antonioni’s famous film L’Avventura are centred on Monica Vitti as the central subject. The constant alternating positive and negative image appears to vary with the percussive sound of Gamelan music.