Moray Mclaren 'We Got Time' (Dir. David Wilson)

Moray Mclaren - We Got Time from welovemusique on Vimeo.

With everything in the world now being insanely quick, most people (including me) don't have the patience to watch a music video from start to finish. I didn't have a problem with this one at all. I wanted to know where it would go, and it just looks beautiful.
The video is made purely of in-camera animation - the only post production is the cuts and wipes for the transitions between animations.
More of David Wilson's work here.

Leisure Society video shown on BBC News!

I had to leg it home to get the video and send it to the BBC in time. They showed it just hours later on the news.
To see the BBC web article and view a longer video clip click here

iPhone RFID: object-based media from timo on Vimeo.

This is awesome, that is all i can say!

Exciting News! (for me)

The song 'Last The Melting Snow' by The Leisure Society has been nominated for an Ivor Novello award.
As result of this, the BBC 10 O'Clock news will be showing the video I made TONIGHT!
Here it is again, in case you don't watch the news.

Stephan Zirwes and his amazing aerial photography please follow this link to see more of this great photography www.stephanzirwes.com

Robot Life

Funny paintings with a sense of nostalgia. See more of Eric Joyner's work here

Street Art

I really like the idea of using mundane surfaces and objects, and injecting new life into them.

Tilt Shift meets Stop Motion meets Tracking!

Still Moving from mustardcuffins on Vimeo.
Guess it was bound to happen. Nice though.

5'10 from Derek Andrade on Vimeo.


This film is the first of three, it acts as a stream of consciousness telling the story of our main protagonist. I wanted the animation to be completely stripped down so it was just our characters story that we were concentrating on. Because of this the camera is allowed to roam around freely revealing aspects of the young man's life. As i progress through the making of the three films, they will, in turn become more complex in both the narrative and the animation technique.

These images are from Jason Thielke I think there brilliance lies in the opposing natures of the human and technical. There are plenty more on his website so go have a look.