Tricky Women Trailer online

I take it back, my flash skills must be improving and I am a real animator, it only took twenty minutes to put the Tricky Women Trailer on my website. It's right there under archive, tell me what you think?

my website

I'm not a real animator so updating my website built in Flash is a slow process, despite Joe's great notes. Joe made it and Happily Ever After designed it and I was able to pay them with a Hackney business grant maybe four years ago now. Anyway, I've put The Old, Old, Very Old Man and the documentary footage from Shunt on the website so please have a look if you have time between making presents out of quince. (oh you too?)

The Fonic sonic magicians

Today I've been to Fonic for the mix of the music and sound effects for the Tricky Women Trailer. It was a beautiful thing working with Barnaby Templar again and also composer Bradley Miles, they've really made the trailer seem grand enough for the cinema and somehow I never notice how scrappy my animation is once Fonic has had a go. What more could I ask for? I hope it works in Vienna. I can't wait to put the trailer on my website but it will have to go on there next year when it's been shown in Vienna first.

Dead Peter

Here is last weeks little test of the rubber stamps on 35mm. I was mostly checking my registration system because I don't want the dead fellow to be flying around the frame too much, vampire or no vampire. It's quite lively in the frame none the less so I have to do some work on that. I expect if I wanted it to be very still I could use the optical printer to copy frames and then do some further printing on those.
Today I'm working out a shot list and I'm overjoyed to notice that there is a lot of repetition in the story.

Ukraine's Got Talent

It really has!