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Good news, everybody! There’s a new film to download. This latest effort is quite possibly the most pointless one yet - two minutes of dialogue from the intro to an ’80s music video. It doesn’t get much more obscure than that.

The film page is here. Let’s rock.

Well, I’ve had to put away my “studio” temporarily to make room for some work-related stuff, so I’ve been entertaining myself in other ways. The results of this new pastime can be seen on the new Non-LEGO Videos page.

This is basically just me messing about with Ween songs and some old TV shows. There’s no LEGO here and if you’re not a fan of the band, I doubt you’ll get much enjoyment from it. Consider yourselves warned.

I’m about two weeks late with this, but here is my 40th anniversary tribute to Doctor Who. It was really made with the hardcore Doctor Who fan in mind, so don’t expect it to make sense.

The film page is here. Enjoy.

Another new film. This one was actually finished before “Where’d the Cheese Go?” but I had to keep it super secret until the closing date of the Brickfilms Words of Wisdom competition. It features Mike, Geoff and Rod from “Out of Time” in a calmer, more measured film.

Words of Wisdom

After months of false starts and dashed hopes, I’ve finally managed to finish a film. For more info, head on over to the Wasted Journey page.

I seem to be on a bit of a roll at the moment. After finishing A Wasted Journey, I’ve gone on to complete my entry for the Brickfilms Words of Wisdom competition (held back from public release until Sept 15) and this little chap: Cheese.

Oh, and while I’m doing an update, the Alpha Team film I was talking about somewhere down the page is cancelled due to me realising that it was a really stupid idea. The thing with the guy in the construction hat is still in the pipeline, but a really long way back.

Long time no update. I haven’t had much animating time lately, and that trend looks set to continue
for a while longer. I did manage to find time a couple of weeks ago to squeeze out a quick entry for the Brickfilms Informal Chicken Dance competition. It’s not my first choice of music, but it was an interesting challenge.

I’ve also put what little spare time I have to good use by fiddling about with my camera and taking a few pictures. The results are now available in the brand new downloads section.

I’ve started a new job, so I don’t have as much time for animation as I’d like at the moment. However, I’ve found time to update the Out of Time Special Features page with a couple of new things: a behind the scenes photo gallery and an outtake. Enjoy.