I figured the expiry date on my first two
films has been up for awhile and it’s a bit daft that I don’t have official
full versions of them online. Especially as my third has been up for nearly a
year. Granted, that was the only one that had any real demand I suppose, but I
don’t want it to get lonely, resent me and not take care of me in my old age.
That’s just too meta and weird.
Sooo anyway, you can now watch my first
film “House Guest” (2008) in full HD (although the first-season-of-“Beavis-and-Butt-Head”-quality-linework
is treated far kinder by these little SD blog windows):
House Guest (HD) from Ben Mitchell on Vimeo.
Strange to think that
this blog started as part of the UWE MA the film was made for. Four years on
I’m still inexplicably not heralded
as the Winsor McCay of the 21st century. Wuddup wi’dat, yo’s?
My second film was “Ground Running” (2009),
most of the animation for which was done very shortly after “House Guest”, then
it pottered around a couple fests in pencil-test format for a year or so before
I added some bits and coloured it in the following year. I never really pushed
this film because by the time it was finally done it didn’t really line-up with
my artistic direction (if that’s what you can call it). Both these films are
pretty rough for me to watch but there’s the odd moment here and there I’m
quite proud of.
"Ground Running" from Ben Mitchell on Vimeo.
"Ground Running" from Ben Mitchell on Vimeo.
And what the hell, just as a reminder here’s film #3, “The Naughty List” (2010):
The Naughty List (HD) from Ben Mitchell on Vimeo.
Quick TV plug - if for some reason Vimeo is acting up in Spain and you simply can’t last a week without seeing it, the next broadcast by those lovely people at Canal+ Xtra HD will be this coming Sunday 7th at 6am. So either get up extra early or stay up extra late.
Finally, while 2011 was pretty much
work/“Throat”-centric, I did manage to whip up this mini-short out of my love
for O&A. This one’s also been up for a while but at this point I may as
well just make this entry a retrospective.
All being well, 2012 will indeed be the
year I finally finish production on “Bullies”. Then the whole torturous quest
for validation may begin once more.
Ah, it's all good. I wouldn’t do it if I didn’t love it so much.
Ah, it's all good. I wouldn’t do it if I didn’t love it so much.
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