quote of the week.

Writing an ending isn't hard, it's making sure the characters earn it that's difficult.

in production

Here's a look at some test renders for the current project "Hasani Walker's the Grim" an animated drama.  We're aiming for the first part to be finished by August.

time to start using this blog

With a number of projects in the works and people asking about them I believe it's time to really start using this blog.

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Hasani Walker's the Grim

I have no shortage of ideas, and the Grim is one of them.

The story opens with Red Riding hood. It's been months after the wolf attacked and she has completely blocked the traumatizing incident from her mind. As she continues to walk into the forest to search for the grandmother she still believes is alive the truth of that day begins to come back to her. Along with this she comes to learn that the wolf is relentlessly searching for her for reasons she doesn't yet understand.

Help spread the word on getting this project started

the Grim on Kickstarter

a frame from my next film

Here's a frame from my next project "Suicide Friends."  I'm very happy with the films overall look which took a very long time to reach.  Currently the film is in the production stage of animating and rendering.

Sneak peek at my next film project

Here's a small sneak at Suicide friends, my next film.  This is my first time directing a film that isn't stop-motion.  It's becoming quite the learning experience.  For anyone who doesn't know the details of this film it was meant to be a combination of stop-motion, CG, and traditional animation.  as the project continues stop-motion and CG will appear in the film, but traditional animation elements are now being changed to CG.  One of those elements is the main character whose hair clip is seen here.  to see the original Dana go to the concept art section in the gallery at hasani-studios.com

Snip and They Forgot Festival bound!

"Snip" and "They Forgot" have been accepted into the stop motion magazine film festival 2011!