Did a couple of shots for this Sony PSP Spot. Its an in-store piece to show how great and flexible the PSP really is. It was shot totally stop frame in about 5 weeks in a studio in Hackney (London). Me and my fellow workmates helped out on shots that were impossible to do in real life (or just WAY to tedious). My main focus was on the last shot as well as one with photos on a wall. I used PFlow heavily in both of them. The final piece was graded at the Mill and they did a great job.

If you were a director, would you rather set up 10 000 dominoes by hand or would you rather say "Let's just do it in post"? I would set it up in real life but we had neither time or money to do that so we had to do them in 3D. It was so much fun setting up these bad boys in 3d and see them fall over!

Brief : Kill the clown in any way you want. - Yes please!

Easy really, Just rebuilt the clown and skinned him to a biped. Animated him by hand and comped him in After Effects. I was well impressed by the clown's (can't remember his name) diverse talent. Would probably scare the living daylight out of the kids but that's Steven Kings fault.

Worked together with Mike Aldersson (when he was still Head of design here at mainframe) to create this promo for the Christmas lectures. Did all the Football, Cogs and end bits.