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 film is about the relationship between a girl and her canvas-residing pet. Through their interactions, she learns that to truly understand others, she must stand in their shoes and view the world from their perspectives or she might be missing out on an important part of the whole picture.

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.

To answer the ultimate question – "Is there’s life on Mars?" - Dr. Pilkenstein sends his special Beam-Ray to detect alien life forms. But what if there really ARE Martians on Mars, and they can't stand Beam-Rays?

Dedicated to all human beeings. A giant map of human beings is visualizing that we all stand alone and are connected with each other simultanously. By Antonia Kühn & Dominic Bünning

An assignment we had to do in animation class. Character had to walk in, sit, react to something, stand, and have a clean exit. All of this was done in the course of two months. Responsible for everything in this.

A pathetic Mall Manager decides to replace his Mall Santa with a robotic stand-in. Wackiness ensues.

An elf confronting the killer of her younger sister in a battle to the death. The entire movie was created by me (Liron Peer). Original score by Assaf Rinde. Check my YT channel for higher quality and more movies - www.youtube.com/lpdisney

One womans struggle against German forces and her courage to speak out and stand up for her people.

How can we stand up for democracy? Together we can