A History of Evil – Short Animated Film
This short and extremely well-animated film sheds light on the human race's interpretation of evil over the centuries. The earliest civilizations feared mythical monsters and beings, but today, we fear…
This short and extremely well-animated film sheds light on the human race's interpretation of evil over the centuries. The earliest civilizations feared mythical monsters and beings, but today, we fear…
Rabbit is a multi-award winning, short film directed by animator & illustrator, Run Wrake. The film was commissioned by the Arts Council of England and Channel 4. The disturbing and…
Roadmovie is a very creative stop motion film by Rogier Wieland, an animator based in the Netherlands. He used cardboard cutouts and iStopMotion from Boinx Software to create his masterpiece. Visit…
The multi-award winning “I Met The Walrus“ short film is based on a real life encounter between John Lennon and a 14 year old fan at Toronto’s King Edward Hotel in 1969. Lennon graciously allowed Jerry Levitan, the young fan, to conduct an impromptu interview, which he (Jerry) recorded with the aid of a reel-to-reel tape deck.
The 40 minute interview was edited and condensed into a pithy 5 minute animated film in 2007 by Josh Raskin. Raskin combined the original audio recording with the computer illustrations of James Braithwaite and the hand drawn sketches of Alex Kurina to create a truly inspiring work of art.
After the excesses of the last Indiana Jones film, this is almost like a whiff of fresh air. Indiana Scones and the Quest for the Platinum Waffle is a very…
Big Buck Bunny is an animated film created using Blender, and was released under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 license by the Peach open source animation project.
The film is a follow-up to the much downloaded "Elephants Dream," and was sponsored by the Blender Foundation, the initiators of both the open source projects.
The Idiotic Adventures of Philippe and Pierre is a continuing animated web series produced by Pileated Pictures and directed by Dave Schlafman.
The storyline of the series is very simple. Pierre need a head, and Philippe needs a body. Though Philippe conjures up various schemes to unite himself with a very willing Pierre, their quest always ends with disastrous, hilarious (and painful) results.
Twit Twit is a short animation film about Charly, a poor but cheerful, robot Banjo player, and Radin, a no-good, greedy robot toll-keeper in the middle of the desert. The battle of wits between these tin-men will keep you entertained till the end of the film.
JazJaz fan, Sonya says,
These hilarious cartoons were created in the style of animation done by Gantry-Lawrence studios for Marvel Comics during the 1960s. The films show the Avengers living together in a dirty apartment, squabbling over women, and even managing to do some partying.
String Ducky, a short film by Sandy Chase, was the winner of Discover Magazine's 'String Theory in 2 Minutes or less' contest.