About my animation
Since the early 90's I have been producing animated motion graphics for the television industry. You can see a showreel of this work here.
I have also worked as a freelance cartoonist on a few occasions, and recently I have started combining these two interests and making my own animated short films.
I have also worked as a freelance cartoonist on a few occasions, and recently I have started combining these two interests and making my own animated short films.
The films
An architect in the skies grows bored of his creation and decides to spice things up in this film that combines 2D animation, tilt shift photography and gratuitous explosions.
There's some behind the scenes info at thenewdaily.com.au/news/2013/11/26/dinosaur-destroys-melbourne/
There's some behind the scenes info at thenewdaily.com.au/news/2013/11/26/dinosaur-destroys-melbourne/
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Winner: Best Animated Short, Portland (Oregon) Film Festival 2013
Nominated for Best Animation: Webcuts Berlin 2013 Official Selection: Dragon Con Independent Short Film Festival, Atlanta 2014 Official Selection: Animation Block Party, New York City 2014 Official Selection: British Animation Film Festival 2014 Official Selection: Revelation - Perth International Film Festival 2014 Official Selection: Melbourne International Animation Festival 2014 Official Selection: Australian International Animation Festival 2014 Official Selection: Northwest Animation Festival, Portland (Oregon) 2014 Official Selection: St Kilda Film Festival Top 100, Melbourne 2014 Official Selection: Grenoble International Short Film Festival, France, 2014 Official Selection: Made In Melbourne Film Festival 2014 Official Selection: Blue Plum Animation Festival, Tennessee, 2014 Official Selection: Toronto Animation Arts Festival International 2014 Official Selection: Sci-Fi-London Film Festival 2014 Official Selection: Science Fiction + Fantasy Short Film Festival, Seattle 2014 Official Selection: Animation Torrent, Chicago, 2014 Official Selection: Dam Short Film Festival, Boulder City, Nevada, 2014 |
Official Selection: Access All Areas Film Festival, Melbourne 2014
Official Selection: Sommets du Cinéma d'Animation, Montreal 2013 Official Selection: Klik! Amsterdam Animation Festival 2013 Official Selection: Philadelphia Film and Animation Festival 2013 Official Selection: Glovebox Short Film and Animation Festival, Boston 2013 Official Selection: Atlanta Horror Film Festival 2013 Official Selection: SoDak Animation Festival, South Dakota 2013 Official Selection: Architecture Film Festival Rotterdam 2013 Official Selection: Surrey International Film Festival, British Columbia 2013 Official Selection: Heathcote Film Festival 2013 Other Screenings: Melbourne International Comedy Festival 2015 Movies Under The Stars / Melbourne Docklands 2015 Rotterdam International Film Festival 2014 Art Zone (Television Program) The Seattle Channel 2014 Projector Bike Melbourne 2014 Cinema Nova (Television program) Northbay TV, California 2015 |
A man's home is his castle. But not for long...
Winner - Audience Award (ages 6-11): New York International Children’s Film Festival, 2016
Winner - Pre School Section - Chinh India Kids Film Festival, New Delhi, Mumbai and Guwahati 2015
Runner-up - Best Australian Film (as voted by Kids Jury): Little Big Shots, Melbourne & Sydney 2015
Official Selection: TIFF Kids (Toronto International Film Festival), Canada 2015
Official Selection: Milwaukee Film Festival, Wisconsin 2015
Official Selection: Blue Plum Animation Festival, Tennessee 2015
Official Selection: Animation Block Party, Brooklyn, New York, 2015
Official Selection: Leuven Short Film Festival, Belgium, 2015
Official Selection: Access All Areas Film Festival, Australia 2015
Official Selection: Seattle Children's Film Festival, Washington 2016
Official Selection: BAMKids Film Festival, Brooklyn, New York 2016
Official Selection: PLAY – Lisbon's International Kids Film Festival, Portugal, 2016
Official Selection: Festival de Cinéma En famille de Québec, 2016
Official Selection: Bellingham Children’s Film Festival, Washington, 2016
Official Selection: Melbourne International Animation Festival, 2016
Official Selection: KUKI - International Short Film Festival for Children and Youth, Berlin 2016
Official Selection: El Meu Primer Festival, Barcelona, 2016
This informative and well-thought-out presentation features some of the latest thinking from the finest minds in the Liberal and National Parties. Essential viewing for all concerned Australians.
In the run up to an election, two politicians compete with each other on the “best” asylum seeker policies so that they can win over the minds of ordinary Australians.
Just a bit of silliness...
I was struggling with my animation one day. My hand couldn’t make the pen go where my brain wanted it to go. In the other room my wife was watching The Bold and the Beautiful, and in it two characters were discussing a third character’s artistic struggle. Interesting, I thought. This is paralleling my own problems.
But as this scene demonstrated, some of us struggle for the oddest (and most dramatic) of reasons.
So using the original audio from The Bold and the Beautiful I decided to animate the scene.
But as this scene demonstrated, some of us struggle for the oddest (and most dramatic) of reasons.
So using the original audio from The Bold and the Beautiful I decided to animate the scene.
A hungry alien with an anger problem. A stubborn vending machine. There's going to be trouble.
It's the oldest magic trick in the book - pulling a rabbit from a hat. What can go wrong?
A short political piece. Tony Abbott, Prime Minister of Australia, thinks we have quite enough national parks and that there should be a "renaissance" of logging in Australia.
Save the bunnies!
