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Nice mention of Francis Cooper from Atlanta

Monday, July 12th, 2010

Came across a nice little mention of The surprise demise of Francis Cooper’s mother by Mark Flindall, the programming co-ordinator of Atlantic Film Festival

A movie I recently programmed that I consider to be a great personal discovery: We definitely didn’t premiere it, not even close, but I really loved the short The Surprise Demise of Francis Cooper’s Mother. It really felt like something special, and it’s also a pretty good distillation of my personal taste in film. It’s deeply weird, animated, has cats in it, perfect narration, and the suggestion that life goes on no matter how stupid, insane or unsuitable for life we may be. Which is actually kind of an amazing statement. Did I mention it has cats?

http://www.filmfestivalsecrets.com/2010/06/programmer-profile-mark-flindall-atlantic-film-festival/

the surprise demise of Francis Cooper's mother - emily at lunch

Keith Reynolds in the Animation Show of Shows!

Thursday, June 24th, 2010

Keith Reynolds can’t make it tonight is now one of the films in the brilliant ACME Filmworks Animation Show of Shows DVDs. He’s in volume 27 and you can buy a copy here! Very happy to be on a DVD with Harvie Krumpet because he’s great.

Keith Reynolds Animation Show of Shows DVD volume 27

And you can see a small section of the film about 3mins12seconds into this video…

Peter Peel is here

Thursday, June 10th, 2010

I’ve finally actually put my web-series on the web! Go to www.PeterPeel.com or watch it on YouTube here…


More Peter Peel at www.PeterPeel.com!

It honestly wasn’t supposed to take so long but I realised that if I waited until tomorrow it would be exactly seven years since I last put something (The Pan) on Newgrounds and it made me a bit depressed. Hope you like him. He was animated in Flash and then composited in After Effects as usual. Look out for episode 2 soon (I swear).

Mother of Many by Emma Lazenby online for a little bit

Monday, May 10th, 2010

Mother of Many, Emma Lazenby’s BAFTA winning short film I worked on at Arthur Cox last year is online for a little bit for the NFBC Film Festival online competition.

Watch is quick before it’s too late (and if you like it click the thumbs up button on the YouTube page here to vote for it to win!)…

Some more reviews ranging from:

Stunning. Beautiful. I love it.

Truly amazing!!

Slightly difficult to watch but so are many great things. Beautiful sound and animation.

to:

Disgusting.

:o

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