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Mable and the Wolf is a short stop motion film created for a college project by myself and two others. We had approximately four months to complete our original idea from start to finish. The puppets are made of felt over a wire skeleton. I made the character designs, I fabricated Mable besides the teeth and part of the Wolf. The snow is made of cotton balls, and the bushes are made of felt with red pins as berries which I also created. I shot about half of the animation itself, and edited the final cut together. I had a lot of fun working on this project and I can't wait to do more like it.
Award Winner + Honorable Mention in the MECA Student Film Festival Participant in the 60 Seconds or Less Film Festival Participant in the Art All Night: 7th Annual Trenton Film Festival |
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Untitled Animated Comic
Mira (the girl) and Korrin (the boy) live in an apocalyptic future that's been ravaged by a plague. This plague rots the body away and requires immediate removal of the infected limb before it consumes your entire body. Whole cities have been placed under quarantine and put in the control of robot soldiers sent by the government in an effort to contain the death toll. The quarantined cities have been left to die out while the rich were evacuated and given a vaccine. The robots, left unchecked after all this time, have surpassed their original programming and are now hunting infected humans. Abandoned and cut off from the outside these characters stick together and struggle to survive. I created both the animation and the music myself. This comic was created using Photoshop, After Effects, Premiere Pro, and Pro Tools. |
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April Azutillo's One More Time
This is a collaborative project I did with April Azutillo. We decided to combine our Animation and Music theses to create this wonderful short animation about a young boys journey with ballet. April did all the animation work and I composed and executed the music. |
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Save Your Work
This is college PSA project done in stop motion/2d animation about saving your work lest something terrible happens and its wiped forever. |
