In The Winter Hours is an animation drawn and directed by Edwina Ashton.

I have worked with Edwina Ashton on several projects, planning and animating short films.  I cut out, rig and animate her drawings as well as provide technical and creative assistance in bringing a project from initial idea to finished film.

In The Winter Hours was on show at Whitechapel Gallery in London from 26th April - 14th August.

Software: After Effects, Photoshop, Premier Pro

Animation Clip (00:54)

2016

Recently I have been working with Planetary Visions making animations for the Science Photo Library and the European Space Agency.

Here is a selection of short clips from some of the animations I have made for the Science Photo Library.

The animations are designed to explain complex scientific ideas to a general audience.

Software: Maya, After Effects, Photoshop

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2014 - 2015

A showreel featuring a selection of my 2D animation work.

These include clips from some of my personal projects, as well my work with Edwina Ashton and a promotional video for the World Travel and Tourism Council that I worked on.

ft. Theme To Wendel Stivers by Spoon

Software: After Effects, Photoshop

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2014

While studying at the National Film and Television School I began working with artist Edwina Ashton, who had been commissioned to produce an animation for Animate Projects.

Since graduating, I have continued to work with her as well as on my own animations and other freelance projects.

I became interested in 3D animation and CGI while at The Glasgow School of Art, studying Sculpture & Environmental Art.  My degree show piece featured an installation and 3D animation using camera tracking for compositing into live action footage.

I went on to study Visual Effects and Special Effects at the Nation Film and Television School, where I improved my skills and learnt to use a wide variety of software.