Telling tale of the dangers of human invention and the destruction it can wreak on the environment and others in this well-executed stop-motion film.
Office politics lead to absurdly dark actions in this “Mad Men” era black comedy from director Jonathan Reid-Edwards
We are excited to announce the official Short of the Week Awards 2013 nominees! We’ve nominated the top 10 films in each of our three categories—Animation, Live-Action, and New Media—as…
Gorillas, Zebras, Lions, and Unicorns party and clash in the jungle that is teenage drama from British short veteran, Jonathan Entwistle.
A lo-fi animation by CalArts student Jonathan Kim that proves a film doesn’t need a big budget and production polish to entertain.
One student’s daydream comes vividly to life during Biology class, in this Best Animation Winner from SXSW 2012
Working a graveyard mailroom shift, a young actor learns life-long lessons from the melting-pot of racial diversity in the office.
A touring band member and his bohemian beaut are unexpectedly reunited on a Brooklyn street and share a short time together in the city’s boroughs.
A group of boys find themselves fascinated by the one rundown house in the neighborhood in this animated version of a Charles Bukowski poem.
Time-lapse perfection illuminates a narrative about stepping outside the box—literally!
Millions have turned to this film to understand the complexities of the economic recession explained in the simplest form.
We honor the best animated short films from the past year from a variety of categories including best 3D, Experimental, Stop-Motion, Student and Traditional Animation.
Open-source synthetic biology allows a young man to grow his very own action hero. From award winning animator, Tom Judd.
