Jeff Wysaski continues his trawl through the songs he thought he knew the lyrics to.
Previously: Misheard Song Lyrics (Round 2)
Jeff Wysaski continues his trawl through the songs he thought he knew the lyrics to.
Previously: Misheard Song Lyrics (Round 2)
Sparky Sweets on Ray Bradbury’s classic novel: a tale of blazin’ up, book-jackin’ and suicidal gangsta hags.
But you knew that.
An eye-candiful HD day and night timelapse of Rio de Janerio and the epic Iguazú Falls in Brazil by filmmaker Joe Capra.
Composer and improvisation master Richard Grayson rising to the challenge of performing The Imperial March (Darth Vader’s theme from Star Wars) in the style of Beethoven.
Nails it.
(We originally posted this back in 2010, but it’s doing the rounds again and is well worth a listen if you missed it.)
Annette Jung recreates the opening scene of Michael Jackson’s legendary video for ‘Thriller’ in stunning brick-o-vision.
Director Rob McLellan’s unnerving horror short about an android and the unfortunate human object of its desire.
Interview with the director here.
Since its release, MGM has aquired the rights to turn the short into a full length feature film.
(H/T: Niall C)
Two terribly excited mini weiners attempt to jump in the tub.
Miniature cuteness ensues.
A newly released Irish ‘indie animation anthology’ from Late Night Work Club, whose admirable manifesto states:
Late Night Work Club is a loose, rotating collective of indie animators. That is, animators who do independent, non-commercial work. It’s an excuse to bring a whole bunch of us together and make something great, and also to promote the work of the artists involved. Some of the best, most personal, experimental and vital animation going right now is happening on the internet. It’s being made late at night when other people have gone to sleep and on weekends when everyone else is out. It’s being made by students, freelancers, full-timers and folks with unrelated day jobs. It means something to us. It’s our scene.
Animations featured: 0:45 – I Will Miss You by Dave Prosser; 04:46 – The Jump by Charles Huettner; 07:22 – The American Dream by Sean Buckelew; 09:53 – Mountain Ash by Jake Armstrong & Erin Kilkenny; 14:29 – Rat Trap by Caleb Wood; 16:23 – Loose Ends by Louise Bagnall; 18:47 – Phantom Limb by Alex Grigg; 23:02 – Asshole by Conor Finnegan; 25:22 – Ombilda by Ciaran Duffy; 29:39 – Post Personal by Eamonn O’Neill and 32:31 – Last Lives by Scott Benson
All animator contact details here.
(Thanks Lisa Powell)