Experimental stop-motion pixilation film. An abstract journey through the deserted Jerusalem night, invoking reflections on the love-hate relationship between man, community and urban surroundings. comprised entirly from digital still photographs.

Legoman must escape the evil GI Joe infested house everyone of whom is bent on destroying him

We did this using a stop-motion technique called pixilation in which live actors are used in this animation piece. We also incorporated a moment of 16m footage shot from a Bolex that we wanted to incorporate into the song. This idea was heavily influenced by the work of Norman McLaren.

A couple, a fight and a dance... who holds the "power"?

Stanley never goes outside. He likes to play with his clockwork toys and every night his mother kisses him goodnight. Stanley is twenty. The trouble is that Stanley thinks this is all quite normal, until an encounter with a mysterious girl turns his world upside down…

A pixilation short film. Students of sapir, Israel.

a music video created entirely from a pool of 45,000 photographs taken by a Nikon DSLR.The goal was to come as close as possible to the fluidity of film, for a fraction of the price & using strictly photos. WIRED wrote an article on it:http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2008/12/along-with-his

Just take a look.

Trailer for Estonian animation festival Animated Dreams. Made in pixilation.

my first bigger stop motion project