'Pirate Baby's Cabana Battle Street Fight 2006' is a 12-minute, black and white pixel animated movie by Paul Robertson, featuring music by Cornel Wilczek. It depicts a fictional side-scroller video game, "heavily influenced and inspired by Japanimation, cult 80s platform games such as Double Dragon,

This animation is a metaphor of how an individual can inspire a community to stand up to a world in which everyone must conform. Empowered by the words of Marge Piercy, the tree gains strength, multiplies, and expand its roots to overcome the harsh nature of its surroundings.

The title says it all. We have all been there...

Music Video for "VANIA AND THE MASTER". The video presents an abstract black and white visual interpretation of the song’s contents.

A SHORT FILM ABOUT THE CURIOUS POWER OF BUTTONS

This is work in minimalism style. Only black and white lines. The conception of this work is dual parts of our life (black and white, good, and bad, life and death, etc)

An homage to the great silent comedies of the 1920s, this combination of delicious live action (shot in the glamorous alley behind the studio), mouth watering 3D modelling and animation and succulent compositing, sees the newly christened Sir Lion, makes a last ditch attempt at freedom! Directed by

a black and white movie about work petrol and life and death

No Knock, a music video for hip hop artist Spec Boogie is a diorama style montage of video and archival black and white photography. Using a variety of compositing techniques and motion graphics, director Ali Santana creatively tells a story of frustration, injustice and the issues surrounding being

The game of life. Confusion. Give and give/Take and take. And the idea that a footprint is always left behind.