I present to you:
a new
very short short
film
featuring etymology and entomology and all that other good stuff. Enjoy!
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
New & ImproO0oved
I gave him a new body and shoes. The original was alright in terms of a first try, but I knew I could do better.
Lengthened his bowtie and shirt sleeves, smaller stitching on his pant seams, and better stitching overall on his vest, the pockets in particular. Quite pleased with this version.
(This shot actually creeps me out a little).
Sunday, February 12, 2012
More Film Fests!
HEY!
I'm pleased to announce that The Scarf will be screening in three film festivals in the upcoming months: the Post Alley Film Festival in Seattle, the Flatpack Festival in Birmingham, and the River Run International Film Festival in North Carolina. Yeah!!
I'm pleased to announce that The Scarf will be screening in three film festivals in the upcoming months: the Post Alley Film Festival in Seattle, the Flatpack Festival in Birmingham, and the River Run International Film Festival in North Carolina. Yeah!!
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Story-telling at GCF
Story-telling, food, and a 'theology of dish-washing'*: all things that bring people together in really wonderful and underestimated ways.
Tomorrow evening I'll be sharing my story at the University of Toronto's Graduate Christian Fellowship on being an artist (animator), a Christian, ways in which these two things interweave, and what that looks like in terms of direction and times of transition. All without being kitsch.
I'll also be screening my graduate film, The Scarf, and explaining some of the process and story behind that as well, so if you're in the U of T area tomorrow evening (6pm) and in the mood for some soup and story-telling, come on out!
Directions and a little more info can be found here.
*Being the typist that I am, I almost let that phrase go out as 'a theology of fish-washing' instead of 'dish-washing'. I'm sure fish-washing brings people together in really wonderful and under-estimated ways too, but admit I'm a little short-handed in thinking of how.
Tomorrow evening I'll be sharing my story at the University of Toronto's Graduate Christian Fellowship on being an artist (animator), a Christian, ways in which these two things interweave, and what that looks like in terms of direction and times of transition. All without being kitsch.
I'll also be screening my graduate film, The Scarf, and explaining some of the process and story behind that as well, so if you're in the U of T area tomorrow evening (6pm) and in the mood for some soup and story-telling, come on out!
Directions and a little more info can be found here.
*Being the typist that I am, I almost let that phrase go out as 'a theology of fish-washing' instead of 'dish-washing'. I'm sure fish-washing brings people together in really wonderful and under-estimated ways too, but admit I'm a little short-handed in thinking of how.