The Very VERY First Christmas Short Film by Brian ODonnell The Mill | STASH MAGAZINE

“The Very VERY First Christmas” Short Film by Brian O’Donnell and The Mill Design Studio

Director Brian O’Donnell at The Mill Design Studio in NY: “‘The Very VERY First Christmas’ is a deep dive into holiday nostalgia – a take on Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer starring a bright-eyed pterodactyl who hasn’t quite learned to fly. [Watch]

Andy Martin Box Reviews Festive Special | STASH MAGAZINE

Hooray for Andy Martin’s “Box Reviews Festive Special!”

UK director/animator Andy Martin – aka Handymartian, aka animation director at Passion Pictures – just sent us this holiday treat starring the planet’s foremost box reviewer (which you may remember from this fine outing). [Watch]

KKicKKband x GCORES KKicKK CORE Short Film | STASH MAGAZINE

KKicKK.band x GCORES = “KKicKK CORE” Short Film

Join Beijing animator/illustrator KKicKK.band and his Deeeeer-Lab studio on a frantic and genre-jumping animated collaboration for GCORES, the Chinese gaming and gaming culture site. [Watch]

Freeform CG Explorations Steelworks x Vladislav Solovjov | STASH MAGAZINE

“Freeform” CG Explorations by Steelworks x Vladislav Solovjov

Director/3D artist Vladislav Solovjov in London: “These are creative explorations of full CG sneaker materials. It was my pleasure to collaborate with Steelworks studio and do some creative direction as well as 3D motion design for this incredible project. [Watch]

Voice in the Hollow Unreal Engine Half MT Studios | STASH MAGAZINE

“Voice in the Hollow” Unreal Engine Short Film by Miguel Ortega and Tran Ma

Half M.T Studios, aka Miguel Ortega and Tran Ma, power up Unreal Engine 5 to craft a powerful Caine and Abel-style African fable with visual influences from the Italian cinema of Sergio Leone and Dario Argento. [Watch]

Bea Holler Klimax Short Film | STASH MAGAZINE

Director Bea Höller Explores Female Sexuality in “Klimax” Short Film

Produced as part of her animation studies at Filmakademie Baden-Wuerttemberg in Germany, director Bea Höller says her short film Klimax is “meant to show how unique and beautiful every woman’s body is.” [Watch]