A mini-movie as part of the Free Your TV campaign for free-to-air digital TV service Freeview. Featuring the spunky animated IT boffin Jess, the spot gives new meaning to to the term “compassionate leave” as Jess liberates a very sad and distraught TV from the dead boring stockbroker’s office where she works.

Director - Kristian Antonelli

I Created this for the New York Times.

Social Media things.

twitter.com/escooler

"When Laurel Fantauzzo met a young woman and her bicycle in Manila, her relationship to the city was transformed."

To see more from the Modern Love animated series, go to nytimes.com/video/modern-love/

CREDITS



Design & Animation: Adam Wells
Series Producer: Nick van der Kolk
Senior Producer: Shayla Harris
Orignal Column: Laurel Fantauzzo

Animation- Layla Atkinson, William Smith, Lesley Dart, Juan Buscarons
Illustration- Junior
Director- Junior
Producer- Richard Barnett
Commissioner- Hanan Cher
Record Company- Spinner
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"Many Chances" is a single from BRNS' first LP "Patine"
BRNS.BE
FACEBOOK : facebook.com/BRNSmusic
TWITTER : twitter.com/BRNSmusic
Directed by Fong Nicolas // those-visions-have-no-end.tumblr.com/
background :
-Mélanie Tourneur : vimeo.com/user12837644 / melanietourneur.blogspot.be/
Animation Assistants :
-Eve Deroek : vimeo.com/evederoeck / evederoeck.blogspot.be/
-Guillaume Lurati

Screening :
-Brussel short film festival 27/4 - 8/5/15
-Pictoplasma - Berlin 2/5/15
-fest Anca - zilina 24-28/6/15
-nuit de l'animation - Lille 18/9/15
-FIFF - Namur 7/10/15
-Spark Animation - Vancouver 21/10/15 *AWARD* SPECIAL MENTION

An exploration of the absurdity of the lines created by human beings called ‘borders’. Two people meet on such a line. One takes this more seriously than the other but, step-by-step, they find a peaceful solution.
Part of the 12 Minutes About Peace project.

By plan78 animation studio.
Production : S.O.I.L.

12 Minutes About Peace:
One of the most imaginative projects to mark the centenary of the First World War is 12 Minutes About Peace, a collection of 12 one-minute animated shorts on the theme of peace. They were made by both emerging as well as established talents in Flemish animation.

Peace was chosen as a theme in order to encourage contemporary perspectives and also to accentuate the positive, rather than focus exclusively on the negatives of war. Nevertheless, animators were allowed to address the theme in the way they wanted and with a free choice in form and technique. Films could benarrative or abstract, with or without dialogue, and draw on the widest range of animation styles. However, each film could only be one minute in length.