Dip N’ Dance
Hugo Cierzniak’s wonderfully animated short film makes fun of its protagonist’s laziness and over-reliance on his automated home, after an accident causes him to lose control of his own body, and become slave to his own gadgets.
Hugo Cierzniak’s wonderfully animated short film makes fun of its protagonist’s laziness and over-reliance on his automated home, after an accident causes him to lose control of his own body, and become slave to his own gadgets.
Adam Savage and Tested invited illustrator Marty Cooper – the man behind Aug(De)Mented Reality – to ask him how he makes his viral doodles and stop-motion short films. Then they make one clip, which you can see at 6:45.
(NSFW) When Captain Picard and his men log out for the day, the Night Crew takes over. Sir Patrick Stewart and Chris Pine guest star in this groovy Robot Chicken skit. Commander La Freak: best name ever.
Our world is loaded with bacteria, viruses and other organisms. Fortunately, for most of us, our immune systems fend off these nasties. KurzGesagt boils down the complexities of our bodies’ self-defense system for us non-scientists.
Nope, that’s not a typo. Animator Yotam Perel aka Lazy Pillow took a corny pun and just rolled with it. Unlike real Rube Goldberg machines, the journey here isn’t as impressive as the destination.
It’s the stuff that childhood fantasies are made of in the latest stop-motion film from Counter656, as Optimus Prime takes on the Batmobile and the DeLorean from Back to the Future in an epic fight. Be sure to stick around for a surprise.
With an illustration style and soundtrack clearly inspired by video games, this animated short film follows the adventures of a Game Boy-obsessed king as he seeks to rekindle the love of his lost queen. We want to play the game of this now.
Animator Glen Keane is known for his work on Disney classics like Aladdin and The Little Mermaid. In this short film created for Google’s interactive Spotlight Stories, his fluid style proves the artist’s hand trumps CGI. More here.
This quirky animated short by Luca Schenato and Sinem Vardarli follows a group of severed toes as they head out on an adventure which culminates in a battle against the toe Yakuza (Toekuza?) and a deadly soda can. If it sounds weird, it is.
CineFix imagines what an SNES game based on Quentin Tarantino’s Kill Bill Vol. 1 & 2 would look like. The result is a mix of Karateka and Bushido Blade, with a couple of mini games thrown in. We’ve corrected the title based on the graphics.
We love the street art-inspired style in David Barlow-Krelina’s animated short, which shows us what happens when you sneeze really, really, really, really hard. Dude, cover your face the next time you do that.
A teaser for The Lord Inquisitor, a fan film based on the Warhammer 40,000 franchise. Animator Erasmus Brosdau has been working on the film for about four years – and it looks like it. Check out the first trailer here.
StoryCorps shares the fortitude of Bryan Wilmouth. As a teenager, Bryan’s father kicked him out of the house for being gay. Despite being estranged, Bryan made sure to look out for his seven younger siblings as they grew older.
This wonderfully animated CGI short film by Daniel Haughton in which all of the characters and environments appear to have been made from pieces of plain white paper gives us a glimpse into life at the bottom of a recycling bin.
(NSFW: Language, Gore) Claymation master Lee Hardcastle had Peter, Ray, Egon and Winston recreate scenes from Reservoir Dogs, Inglorious Basterds, Pulp Fiction and other Tarantino films. Also, here’s a promising pitch for Ghostbusters 3.
Michelangelo and Abraham Lincoln star in History Cops. This puntastic animated short was made to promote the Blu-ray and DVD release of The LEGO Movie. “I release you from the shackles of freedom.” Yaaaay – what?
Some have questioned whether or not Ben Affleck can pull off playing Batman, but the franchise has a pretty long history of odd casting choices. Remember Val Kilmer? FoxADHD gazes into its crystal ball to find the bats of tomorrow.
Simon Chong perfectly combined the opening song Hello from Matt Stone and Trey Parker’s hilariously offensive Broadway hit with the animation style of South Park. A fan-made match made in heaven(s).
Not to be outdone by its fans, Valve shows us what it can do with Source Filmmaker. To celebrate the Love & War update for Team Fortress 2, Valve made this short film about love, teleporters and bread. (Thanks Josh!)
For their latest Realistic Mario clip, The Pete Holmes Show shows us exactly why it’s a bad idea to wander around and eat strange, colorful mushrooms off the ground. At least he didn’t eat any fire flowers – those are a really bad trip.
Two pro wrestling puppets duke it out in this hilarious commercial for the 2013 Festival National du Film d’Animation. Emma De Swaef and Marc James Roels directed the stop-motion animated short.
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