Sparky likes to gaze out of the window, to see every possible or impossible thing. * Awards: **BEST U.S. FILM** – GLAS Animation Festival / 2019 **BEST EXPERIMENTAL FILM** – Animation Block Party / 2018 * Official Selections : *OFFICIAL SELECTION – 15th Animation Block Party / 2018 / Brooklyn, United States *OFFICIAL SELECTION – Les Femmes Underground Film Festival / 2018 / Phoenix, United States *OFFICIAL SELECTION – San Diego Underground Film Festival / 2018 / San Diego, United States *OFFICIAL SELECTION – Kolkata Shorts International Film Festival / 2018 / Kolkata, India *OFFICIAL SELECTION – KLIK Amsterdam Animation Festival / 2018 / Amsterdam, Netherlands *OFFICIAL SELECTION – Ann Arbor Film Festival / 2019 / Los Angeles, United States *OFFICIAL SELECTION – Slamdance Film Festival / 2019 / Utah, United States *OFFICIAL SELECTION – GLAS Animation Festival / 2019 / Berkley, United States

“I was there the other day. So weird wandering thru those deserted ripped-off structures that so much love & agony & labor went into building. There were ghosts behind every broken window & half-off-the-hinges door. Sad hippy ghost town with a pile of human shit deposited on the drainboard next to the sink. Too many rats packed into too small a space. I guess we’ll go down & scrounge what we can.” (Peter Rabbit on Drop City) By Peter Burr Music by John Also Bennett Technical Direction and Artistic Collaboration by Mark Fingerhut Technical Work and Artistic Collaboration by Oren Shoham Commissioned by Daata Editions Music: JAB – “Menu Music For Video Game” from the album Erg Herbe (Shelter Press, 2019) Explore the album: http://bit.ly/2XAjttg For more videos commissioned by Daata Editions, visit http://bit.ly/2GHEDAh

Earth Day 2019. Direction& Animation by Scott Wenner Music by Pictures of a Floating World Made at motion504

NOMINEE – Prism Prize 2019 OFFICIAL SELECTION – SXSW 2019 – Austin, TX OFFICIAL SELECTION – RENDER: The Vancouver International Music Video Festival 2018 – Vancouver, Canada From the album “Planet Bando” by So Loki Spotify: spoti.fi/2PajRub iTunes: apple.co/2Nm2kip Director: Lucas Hrubizna Producer: Madeleine Davis Cinematographer: Blake Davey Editor: Lucas Hrubizna Production Designer: Liz Cairns Costume Designer: Patty Facy Makeup Artist: Samantha Dempsey Colourist: Sam Gilling Produced with the financial assistance of MUCHFACT, a division of Bell Media Inc. muchfact.ca

A film by Philippe David Gagné and Jean-Marc E.Roy. After her father’s death, Renée comes back home, in Saguenay, for the funeral. Forced to empty the house of her late father, she comes across a gigantic mess, the man having been a hoarder. In the six following days, Renée will try and seek her significance, her own presence, in this clutter. CASTING Charlotte Aubin Fred-Éric Salvail Macha Limonchik Guillaume Ouellet IMAGE Olivier Gossot SOUND Jean-Sébastien Beaudoin-Gagnon SOUND MIXER/DESIGNER Christian Rivest SET DECORATION Serge Potvin EDITING Philippe David Gagné and Jean-Marc E. Roy MUSIC Dragos, Mériol Lehmann, Érick d’Orion

An immigrant comes to the first-world country to paint a mural on the tallest tower. He tries to adapt to the new reality, but xenophobia and odd rules force him to go back. The film is devoted to all the immigrants who are stuck in-between the worlds: not quite fitting in the new country, and becoming strangers in their homeland. Making-of: http://bit.ly/2W4714z

Music Video for the Alessandro Parisi track Hesperius Draco From the Giallo Disco Records Album La Porta Ermetica http://bit.ly/2XxCLiQ More at – http://bit.ly/2ICKoBr Everything was created in Houdini and comped in After Effects.

From the small lonely islands of Lofoten to the dancing northern lights in Senja, I travelled with my father for 10 days in the northern part of Norway – with the aim to capture just a fraction of the untamed wilderness. “Capture The North” came to life as the final exam on the filmschool Multiplatform, Storytelling and Production in Aarhus, Denmark and was filmed on a Sony a7riii and a Mavic 2 Pro drone. Director and cinematographer: David Jervidal Editor: Johan Nagstrup facebook.com/johan.m.nagstrup Actor: Tommy Jervidal

A film by Pedro and James Castells is a film that looks into the art of human towers in Catalonia. It explores the characters and the communities that are part of this beautiful and mesmerising tradition. Castells are seemingly a simple activity; people climb on top of each other to create the highest tower. However, under the surface they are a metaphor to how communities interact, everyone playing a role, sacrificing oneself for a greater common objective. They illustrate how being part of society is about participation and interaction. Voices from Mariona Martínez Marrahi Toni Bach Lleal Oriol Saura Francisco Moreno Luque “Melilla” Sam González Sergi Via Trotonda Joan Vilaró Ferrer Josep Miret Pujol Director Pedro and James (James Worsley and Pedro de la Fuente) Executive Producer Thais Altman Producer Montserrat Rossel Xicola Director of Photography Pedro de la Fuente 1st Assistant Camera Horia Ionescu Ana Ferron Score Studio Uno Mas Composer Russ Chimes Sound Design Greg Niemand and Evan Gilder Sleeve at Mount Audio Sound Mix Roland Heap at Sound Disposition Post Production Company The Mill London Colourist Alex Gregory Colour Producer Charlie Morris Edit Pedro and James Runner Victor Garrido Vergés Poster Illustrations Rodrigo Stipkovic (Stip) Typography Duncan Edwards Special Thanks to: The Mill Pixi Pixel Castellers de Vilafranca Colla Vella dels Xiquets de Valls Castellers de Barcelona Concurs de Castells de Tarragona Sarai Zazo García Irina Corral Lurdes Quintero (Press officer for Colla Vella dels Xiquets de Valls) Francesc Bou (Press office for Castellers de Vilafranca) Eduard París (Castellers de Barcelona) Falca El Xampanyet