Big thank you to Short of the Week for making Keith Reynolds can’t make it tonight their short of the week!
I like Short of The Week.
2 minutes of animation is done; behind schedule but I’m kinda happy.
Did you know, in the time it would take you to watch what I’ve animated so far, Usain Bolt could run over a kilometre.
This is a little old but I never put it online! It’s an animation test for a film I want to make when I’m done making the film I’m doing now. A combination of Flash and After Effects. Starring Sarah ‘MATTHEEEEEWS’ Matthews.
The most wonderful time of the year. Have a merry Christmas everyone!
Here’s another animation I wrote and half animated on the TATE Movie website! It’s when Ronnie meets the evil Stella (who is voiced by Catherine Tate - how apt; I mean because her surname is Tate - not because she’s evil).
You can watch it here on the studio page :)
I did Ronnie and Stella was animated by Fluff/Hrefna Bragadottir!
Source: tatemovie.co.uk
I decided to upload an HD version of the Sigur Ros Music Matters video I made. I really enjoyed working in this style. Apparently the band saw it and really liked it too, “The atmosphere was just great”!
You can see it on Vimeo and YouTube.
The idea was to pick a musical artist from the big long list of EMI artists and say why music matters. I chose the band Sigur Rós because I had a friend in university who kissed a girl on an A-road over-pass in the rain one night, and he said it was so incredibly emotional he imagined a movie camera spinning around them both while the sparkling rain fell in slow motion and Sigur Rós played. I found that funny and wanted to show how people match their surroundings and experiences with music, and vice versa.
It took almost four years but the full version of Keith Reynolds can’t make it tonight finally finished uploading to the internet! You can watch it here.
If you like it please like/rate/comment on YouTube and Vimeo too!
Source: felixmassie.co.uk
Peter Peel at Animated Exeter
The ongoing life of Peter Peel was screened at Animated Exeter this weekend just gone as part of the Screen Out Loud competition! He didn’t win (just his luck!) but this was Peter’s second festival appearance (after DepicT! last November) and he is very happy about it.
New film
This year I’m going to write and make new short film!
Name: Felix Massie
