The object in creating this animation was to use a solid black background in at least 80% of the movie. I decided to go with an ode to classic video games theme. I recently touched up the Flash for stand-alone releases.

The music of 33HZ's Hot Flashes awakens robotic performers who spring from the void. They appear to be from an era from wence disco ruled and sexy women dominated the dance floor. The performance slowly intensifies until our mysterious androids can no longer contain what’s truly inside.

A camera crew follows a living man and his undead wife as they experience the trials and tribulations of raising their 80 half-zombie children

Little one "can I see the band?" My first finished movie. Made by editing -zooming, cropping etc., the original 80 stills of "The Three Bears." Hope you enjoy it. Tight lines.

Animated 80's cartoon for NBC/Universal's TV upcoming TV movie 'Brian Keene's GHOUL'. Animated by Zach Passero and created by ZP Studios.

my second traditional animation... i used 80 frames

Classic Kids is a tribute to the 80’s and the first episode is more a presentation of the characters. Based on the same stuff you can use when you are learning programming, it is a bit of an Hello World concept but with a sentence that i have ear a lot in my past job at Nike : Hello Fella !

A very noisy family goes to the cinema in 1984 and that is the chance to show them how to behave.

Remember in the 80’s when skateboarding was illegal and for some reason teenagers would rather die than not skate. These troubling times were accented by an amazing era of deck graphics which we gleefully used as inspiration for this cg/cel extravaganza.

This is my animated/live action music video that tells the story of a mother longing for the love of her daughter. The teddy Bear is a reminder of joy they used to share.