Neo-Steampunk
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Faded Popstar
January 31st 2009
John Galea, an upcoming musician had a selection of songs that needed to be paired up with a music video. We were really interested to Faded Popstar and thus began story boarding the project as if the video was taking place in a magazine. Learning more motion graphic techniques and linking up with a comic book artist we have something really ...
Ed Bentley and his Quintet
September 3rd 2008
The professional pianist and vocalist, Ed Bentley asked us to film one of his gigs. The client wanted to have a final dvd which contained several complete songs. We went above and beyond, splicing into the feature advanced motion graphic title plates to list each song. We gained a fantastic client and a satisfied customer.
28 Slices Later
August 27th 2008
A culty 24 minute low-budget science fiction adventure which revolves around the invention of a parallel world toaster; Lazarus, the inventor and his friend Austyn are now responsible for tracking down Gwen. They both teleport into various worlds looking for her, will they give up on their adventure or will they succeed? Is Gwen lost forever?...
Calamity Cake
March 29th 2007
A silent action driven piece, where two girls fight over a birthday boy. One of the girls has just finished making a cake for her dream boy, but she sees the competition and has to eliminate it without the guy catching on. Inspired by the grindhouse films of the Tarantino era we tried to tackle a complete health risk film, just for the experi...
Linsen Coffee
March 20th 2007
Inspired by the crazy adverts in Total Recall and Robocop we went out of our way to make a quirky commercial. This 1 minute film revolves around Brent as he tries to advertise the golden liquid of Linsen Coffee. Portrayed by Greg Patmore; also an excellent composer, he is forced to pull out a grenade to stop the teleportation stealing aliens....
Cult Classics
January 23rd 2007
A short stop-motion animated feature revolving around how actors portray machines. This 10 minute project is voiced by Larry Kenney, the same man who voiced Lion-o from Thundercats. The rest is made from stock-footage from various conventions.
A creative bunch of folk that just won't give up. Founded by Rob Shan Lone, the initial purpose of "Neo-Steampunk" was to showcase his work. However we feel it will become much more than that. Rob, Louis, Scott and Greg are working on a few treatments and scripts with the possiblility of making a feature in the upcoming years.
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