Motherclucker

The Moon Bird is a dark fairytale about an orphan girl called Teardrop who inherits magical powers from her late parents. A terrible sorceress Experimentia desires the magic for herself and pursues Teardrop for her own evil ends. Teardrop must outwit the sorceress with the help of a magical bird created after one of her tears binds with the moon.

A post operative existential crisis inspires an animator to make a film about a post operative existential crisis.

Take a musical odyssey through five weird and wonderful decades with brothers Ron & Russell Mael, celebrating the inspiring legacy of Sparks: your favorite band’s favorite band.

Codswallop is a short animated film based on a series of stream-of-consciousness illustrations by Greg McLeod which were sent on postcards to his son.

Marfa is a town on the borderlands of Texas. A place out of time. A desert where strange lights dance in the night sky. A mecca for lovers of minimalist art. A landscape of lost horses, freaks and food trucks. And then there’s the giant lemon.

You’d think a phone call direct from Mars would stir a bit more excitement than this.

A short stop frame animation following a lonely Inuit who struggles to survive after an oil tanker leaks oil off the coast of Alaska, killing all the wildlife in the area.

It’s Lava Fish Day and something’s not right. Time to take a ride in the Chopper Chopper.

Fuggy Fuggy. Fuggy. Fugggggy. Fuggy Fuggy

A rolicking pastiche of blink and you miss ’em vignettes of comedically philosophical violence for all the family.

Identity theft isn't all bad. Right?

On the other side of the Vertic Sea where things are distinctly fishier.

This short, with vibrant animation, illustrates a single second from every day in a year.

There’s only one question worth knowing the answer to. And that’s “who’s in control”?

Colin T. Heart draws pictures, writes words, makes animations. Like it. Don't like it. Whatever you want. He doesn't live with his parents.

What are ideas? Tiny fairy burps that invade our thoughts. Invisible worms that sing directly into our brain cells.