This wonderful stop-motion animation is created by Christopher & Christine Kezelos, a definite must watch. In a world that judges people by their number, Zero faces constant prejudice and persecution. He walks a lonely path until a chance encounter changes his life forever: he meets a female zero. Together they prove that through determination, courage, [...]
Shorts
TMNT Independent Film – “Fight The Foot”
Ninja Turtles, where are you? With all of the remakes and re-boots scheduled to come out soon like Conan The Barbarian, Rise of the Planet of the Apes, ThunderCats, etc…TMNT fans are probably wondering when the Ninja Turtles are going to make their re-appearance. Nickelodeon has the rights to the TMNT franchise and I believe [...]
Sci-Fi melodrama- The Man in Long Grass
I love short films. To show a story visually is a very time consuming process. It takes countless of hours or in the case of many full length feature films that we see in the Cineplex years just to complete a film. So to produce & complete a short film can be a serious challenge, [...]
Best superhero movie of 2011 isn’t from Marvel or DC
In the last couple of days, we’ve got news and pictures of Marvel & DC’s upcoming 2011 superhero movies which is really great, because comic book fans the world over get to see their favorite characters go from paper, to live action heroes on the big screen. And writers, artist, and publishers of such books [...]
Growing is Forever, what it means to be a tree
When I was looking for a short film to post on Comi Girl, I came across one that showed a wintery blizzard. But as I watched it, I thought to myself…do people that live with the white powder on a daily basis, want to see a film about it? After coming to my senses, I [...]
Alma
Last year around this time, I wanted to post this wonderful short film entitled Alma but from what I was reading on the film’s official website at the time, Alma was going to be up for a limited time only, so I didn’t bother posting it here on Comi Girl. But I guess they had [...]
Salesman Pete, is no Ordinary Salesman
It may be because he is nice and clumsy, or he could be a deadly super-secret agent! Salesman Pete is directed by Marc Bouyer, Max Loubaresse, and Anthony Vivien, with music by Cyrille Marchesseau and sound design by Mael Vignaux. Salesman Pete from Salesman Pete on Vimeo. Salesman Pete official website
Timothy Gray, I want to be like Tim Burton
Over the years Tim Burton has made some spectacular movies, especially when you consider that a few of them were stop motion. But of course, Mr. Burton isn’t the only person in the world that has an interesting story to tell by way of stop motion. Back in 2006-07, Ken Turner wrote, designed, and directed [...]
A parable: The Monk & The Monkey
Here’s a short animated film about a determined young boy who’s on his final quest to be a monk. The film is created or directed (not to sure) by Brendan Carroll & Francesco Giroldini. Great film for the kids if you have any. The Monk & The Monkey website Brendan Carroll’s website The Monk & [...]
Star Wars: Solo Adventures
More Star Wars for you and this time it comes from the team over at DAVE School Universal Studios Orlando. Their short film “The Solo Adventures” was the winner of the Star Wars Fan Film Movie Challenge in the Best Animation category. It has a pretty funny ending that I know you’ll love. The Solo [...]