Alright, here's the last short I did for Tertiary Productions, and I really love this one. Rob Broadhurst wrote a fantastic song for the film, hope you enjoy! Go Here To Watch Pets Who Look Like Their Owners: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6i84m_owners-who-look-like-their-pets_shortfilms

We are so excited to announce that our Fox & Calf series has finally released. A huge congrats to the team... and especially to our Animation Producer, Ryan McCulloch .

WATCH THE EPISODES HERE

Park Bench episode 1 (Tested) was chosen as a finalist in the NewTeeVee Pier Screenings event. We are very excited to have Tested projected on the big screen in SF. I will post a URL for the live web screening as soon as NewTeeVee posts one. It is this Thursday July 31, 2008.

What are Pier Screenings?

The Pier Screenings, a series of four summer events, bring together content creators and online video aficionados in a casual setting. These events are live tests of how well online video survives the move from the PC to the gigantic screen, accompanied by entertaining commentary from our judges and informative talks by relevant, successful online video entrepreneurs. Past themes included episodic content, parody, product placement and user-generated advertising, and citizen news.

This month's topic is PILOTS.

To find out more info CLICK HERE

 

 

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in all honesty, i have never seen a difference, either. i simply believe that tipping those guys is the right thing to do.

The Char Shu Bow at Chatham are reallyt good, But lately Ive been going to Golden Carriage Bakery and I like these too. Where are the best Pork Buns ( Char Shu Bow or is it Bao)