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The Pretty Greens // Elevator Eyes
A stop motion animated music video about street harassment, catcalling, and how much it blows |
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Heavenly Peace
An estranged couple gets an unexpected visit in time for Christmas |
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Farewell
Animals are going extinct every day, everyone know we should protect the environment and save the earth. This animation noticed people that important issue by a different way. |
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Celluloid Me
The urge to leave the human body. Abandoning a body and transforming into other. The desire to become one with water, nature and celluloid. |
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Seams
“Seams” is set in a tailor shop. The tailor, Father in this family, claims that the wooden attic ladder is rotten and unsafe, and removes it for repairing. In fact, he desperately wants to extricate himself from his mother’s interference by confining her in the attic as house arrest. His son sneaks into the attic frequently to accompany his grandma to alleviate her loneliness. However, grandma injured herself to death when trying with resolve to get down from the attic. |
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Swing
The story is about a mother who lives with her son in the hills far away from urban area. The boy is very playful and wants his moth- er to play with him too. In spite of being busy with her domestic activities she somehow manages to play with him. She does eve- rything that she can to make her son happy. A few days later, the construction of a new road in the valley becomes hindrance to their day-to-day activities. This small social change affects their in- dependent lifestyle a lot. It bothers the mother as she faces the in- evitability of her son moving away from her as one day he must have to go away from home in order to gain an education and make himself capable to live in accordance to the modernisation. |
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unfair
little traffic-light man causes trouble to pedestrians |
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Save the Tiger
The concept of blasphemy against the Gods has a complex history in Hinduism. However, there are several occasions where religion becomes the last resort to enforce acceptable behaviour or code of conduct. These actions are condoned in Hinduism and have a huge impact on people and society. Traditionally, animals have always been considered sacred in the Hindu culture. Some animals have even been symbolically worshipped and are portrayed as the ‘vahana’ or vehicles of gods and goddesses. The mighty lord Shiva rides a Bull, Lord Ganesh ride a mouse and Goddess Durga rides a tiger. Even though tigers are worshipped in India, there is still a lack of awareness about their decreasing numbers among the people. Using these religious connotations, this film presents a sardonic take on the issue of “Save the Tiger”. |
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SUPERMARKET
A supermarket provides all the best goods. Employees wears costumes to promote their products. |
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Modern Man (An Animated Tribute to George Carlin)
An animated tribute to one of the world's all time great comedian philosophers, George Carlin, based on his relentlessly poignant and self reflective monologue "I'm a Modern Man". This film is a cut-out style animation anijam and was created by students from my animation classes at Philadelphia's University of the Arts from 2009 to 2013. The inspiration for this project began when George Carlin was awarded the Mark Twain Prize for American humor in 2008. He did not live to attend this event in his honor and was the first person to receive this award posthumously. |
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The Casebook of Nips & Porkington
The Casebook of Nips & Porkington is an animated short film about two members of the constabulary and their quest to restore a stolen egg to its distraught parents. |
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Archie: the Arachophobic Arachnid
Archie, the Arachnophobic Arachnid, is the tale of a spider confronted with his fear of spiders when he receives a letter from his family, informing him that they are holding a family reunion at his place at the end of the day. |
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Sun City
A group of workers are working on a building construction. There is a light bulb installed on top of the dome which will rise and descend along with the dome surrounding the city parameter. Somehow the nighttime is set to be shorter duration. Therefore, they work longer hours without knowing it. As time goes go, the building kept piling taller and taller. Some workers find out the bulb is not the sun and destroy it. But soon after, it is replaced with a new one. The cycle goes on repeating itself. |
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DADALOOP
A dadaist ratatouille of images in which food becomes a dream - or nightmare - and the reflection of schizophrenic diets in the claustrophobic frame of a self-portrait. For perfect view please wear 3d anaglyph glasses. |
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Redemption
Experimental animation film showing a nightmare lived by a drug adict, and the internal process happened to him to find the redemption and getting away from his vice. |
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Tough Love
Two lesbian wrestlers apply to the prestigious World Wrestling University, creating tension in their relationship please use the password "wrestling" to view the film via vimeo |
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Balloon Ride
The story follows a young boy who is part of a dysfunctional family. He and his mother are victims of domestic violence inflicted by the father. The boy dreams of escaping with his mother, only to wake up to a tragic reality. |
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be for end
about travel |
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Lance Simons, The Unsung Hero
What defines a True Hero? is it their badge, their hose? what if an under appreciated everyday hero let you see the feats he faces everyday? |
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Walabie The Rabbit
The merry adventures of Walabie and Spunkholes The Rabbit in Huffinguild, England. A place filled of ol' timey pubs, gritty bikers, festival picnics, and more. So come on by and have a laugh with the whole gang. It's like a British Odd Couple, yet much cuter and a whole lot darker. |
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