Jul 6, 2018
The 2D “Bird Karma” and CG “Bilby” offer two very different stories about survival, and are now Oscar contenders after playing Annecy.
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The 2D “Bird Karma” and CG “Bilby” offer two very different stories about survival, and are now Oscar contenders after playing Annecy.
Directed, written, and alot of other stuff by Steven Liang and myself! If you’re in Seattle check it out. It looks like they created a really sweet line up of films in the program (#Goodtimes, Shorts Program).
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Tomorrow is the final mix of my Cartoon Network short and then it will be done! So exciting!!! 😭❤️
Here are some doodles I did of the girls while working on their character dynamics.
20 October 2018
Film: HYPOCRITES + shorts (various, 1913-14, USA)
Forum: Gene Siskel Film Center Format: DCP
Observations: As part of “Pioneers: First Women Filmmakers,” the Film Center offered two programs (roughly 2-1/2 hours) of shorts and one four-reel feature (Lois Weber’s 1915 HYPOCRITES). As is often the case with these programs, the range in quality runs the gamut from stylishly interesting and ambitious (Lois Weber’s one-reel “Suspense,” a Griffith-like last-minute-rescue movie) to entertaining (Mabel Normand’s 1914 “Caught in a Cabaret,” capturing the early Charles Chaplin “Tramp” character for Keystone) to tedium. Maybe 35 people for this one.
Color is not my strongest point but I’m trying to make it one.
This one is a throwback to an old Aquanauts drawings I had made last year. Actually, part of the reason I’ve been so inactive (besides freelancing and traveling) is because I had been working on a pitch with Nickelodeon through their Shorts Program and this illustration is an example of how I’ve been trying to develop it myself. I can’t say if they’ll pick my short but I’m pretty happy to have had an opportunity to pitch in the first place and hear their feedback. Either way, there’s some big projects in the works and maybe you’ll hear more about these guys later...secrets ;)
Heartland Film Festival 2015: Shorts Program 11 - This, That, and the Other
Heartland Film Festival 2015: Shorts Program 11 – This, That, and the Other
This review is part of my coverage of 2015’s Heartland Film Festival in Indianapolis. Click here for more of my coverage of the festival. You can find my coverage of other Indianapolis area film and TV events here. Unlike the Sci-Fi and Art Appreciation shorts, This, That, and the Other didn’t have a clearly defined theme. As such this block of short films included 7 varied and unique films. Read…
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Heartland Film Festival 2015: Shorts Program 7 - Art Appreciation
Here's my review of the "Art Appreciation" shorts from @Heartlandfilm's "Shorts Program 7" at #HeartlandFF.
This review is part of my coverage of 2015’s Heartland Film Festival in Indianapolis. Click here for more of my coverage of the festival. You can find my coverage of other Indianapolis area film and TV events here. Art Appreciation was the first shorts block I got to see at Heartland this year. It was a collection of 6 short documentary films all centered around artists with unique projects. Here…
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