Animation

Stories from Richert Ranch is an autobiographical multimedia animated documentary film which illustrates stories of growing up on a farm in Northeast Indiana.

It's a story about the soldiers who are sacrificing their lives and resist in order to the people of the city and future generations live in peace...

Layla, a young girl with a speech disability, has high hopes for her first day of school, but her differences make it difficult to connect to others. Where speech fails, music speaks. Follow Layla and Kiki into a world of music, magic, and friendship in UkeLayla!

Marley is a popcorn enclosed in a Popcorn case from an old movie theater. His only dream is to watch a big screen movie. But first he must escape from the crystal cage.

Impromptu is an animated short film inspired by five piano Etudes by Frédéric Chopin, to pay tribute to the forgotten pioneers of cinema, such as Joseph Plateau, Eadweard Muybridge, Jules Marey, William Dickson, Louis Le Prince and Georges Demenÿ. But Impromptu is also a homage to the Fin-du-siècle period, to their unforgettable muses —Loïe Fuller, Carmencita, Anna Belle—, and to the fascination for movement itself, which lead to the invention of filmmaking.

Ana is a young woman full of insecurities. Burdened in her worries, she wants to accept her true identity, but her anxieties keep her from enjoying life. Ámome is a surrealist allegory wich claims that self-acceptance and honest interpersonal communication are necessary to develop a capacity to love.

On Christmas eve, an old lady finds her beloved cat dead. All day long, she'll try to find him a fitting final resting place, but will remain unsuccessful until an option she hadn't considered comes her way.

A timid character with a wine glass for a head grows larger than his numbered peers while participating in a prosaic cycle of pouring. "Pour 585" is a hand drawn animated film that visually interprets the individuals role in hierarchy. The conflict occurs when a cycle is interrupted and a new order is established, possibly even more tyrannical than the first.

A toymaker's five-year-old daughter sees a carnival in a picture book and wants to go. The toymaker can't take her, so instead starts building a miniature, detailed recreation of the picture book scenes.

"There was once a mother and a child who lived far away...", and so begins the charming story of a rhino and her calf.