This is what I will force upon your senses. The sequel to the first movie.

Originally written/animated in 3 days (hence the length/quality - apologies if it’s shit) for a pilot show on MTV, but the specification changed and the clip couldn’t get used.

Their gain is your loss.

Edit: I’ve removed the clip as to be honest it was, for the want of a better word, shite

I’ve just sent off a second (and slightly more suitable) animation to MTV about the perils of getting wasted. No idea if it’s what they’re after. Check back in a week to view it here in all of it’s rejected glory.

Edit: Woo… quite possibly TV bullshit but apparently the bosses at the production company are “really happy” with my second clip and there’s a fair chance it’s going to get shown. They’ve also asked me to make another, this time editting a footage they’ve provided from a U.S. show that MTV have the rights to.

Word.

I’ve put together a new layout for the site.

The header bar image needs changing, but it’ll do for the time being.

Word.

I’ve worked my ass off this week animating what was going to be a 2 minute animation for MTV. It ended up as 1:24 as I didn’t want to put in any old material. I’ve been waking up each morning with a cunt of a headache, combined with my sinuses filled with a substance that can only be described as chewed up processed cheese slices. Perhaps that’s how they’re made. I still feel shit either way. Read more »

Either I’m a victim of an elaborate hoax, or I’ve just been asked by MTV Europe to create a short piece specifically for a new show called “World’s Best”.

They were advertising for ideas, but just contacted me directly; I assume they saw the short clip I recently made, and want something similar.

Apparently it’s paid, but I don’t know how much.

No idea on content guidelines, but I’ve got a few ideas.

I better develop a cleaner sense of humour else mine will be the fucked up clip left on the cutting room floor.

I have ’til Friday. Fuck.