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Dinosaurs have mastered nuclear energy, and for 7000 years have accumulated radioactive waste. A laser-techno band called "Atomic Noize" see their chance to end this tomfoolery when they spy a meteor about to narrowly miss Earth.

After a young protégé's murder confirms a prison gang leader's growing misgivings about his life inside, he joins a reform-minded warden's efforts to improve the prison, eyeing it as a path to early release. Gaining fulfillment and self-worth, he becomes a valued partner in the new changes before explosive gang resistance forces a deadly choice between the gangster he is and the changing man he knows he now is.

Tay "Jonathan Crawford" a rookie drug dealer from Detroit faces his worst day ever as he tries to persuade his mob boss, Don Pauly Fontaine "Paul Johnson" to let him out the drug game. During this turbulent and Chaotic day of violence, murder, deception and mayhem. Tay gets to really put to the test who he really is. A simple soldier who does what hes commanded or a man that stands on his own two feet.

3 friends must escape from captivity and regain freedom through music, dance, and kung-fu.

3 friends travel through time and learn how to play baseball.

An abstract pixel-art short animated film.

Traces the history of the Port Mann bridge in Vancouver, Canada, from 1964-2012.

The Doctor has a holiday planned - A trip to Hayman Island, off Queensland's East Coast in Australia. An unspoiled tropical paradise and 5-Star resort, surrounded by the famous Great Barrier Reef and the crystal-clear blue waters of the Whitsunday passage. The TARDIS however is dragged off course to land in Brisbane (Capital city of Queensland), Australia in the year 1992, or so we think. The Doctor soon finds himself matching wits against one of his deadliest enemies in an episode packed with references to his past adventures and a situation of extreme danger leading to a seemingly impossible chance of survival. Can this really be the end for The Doctor?

Starting with a 16-team bracket inspired by Keith Olbermann's take on March Madness, I list 16 animated projects I've worked on and have them go head-to-head, one by one, through the lens of 8-bit video-games I grew up with in the 80's and early 90's. Famous commentators from 1951 all the way through 2013 make appearances to help the action along, through hockey, NFL, MLB, all the way to the final showdown with the two surviving teams. Part historical observance, part satire, part homage, part fan-fiction, "The 8-Bit Cup" is unlike anything else ever seen in the world in sports.

Twenty-four 24-frame run cycles timed to music over 6 minutes, exploring endless kaleidoscopic variations and colours.