The End of Pinky: FNC

I'm pleased to announce that, after what I hear was a very well-received première at TIFF, The End of Pinky will be screening in the city of its genesis, Montreal. It's part of a showcase of 3D films at the Festival de Nouveau Cinéma (FNC), and will therefore be shown in its full 3D glory. There are two screenings, on October 15th & 17th. Info and tickets can be found here.

End of Pinky (Teaser)

The End of Pinky is complete! After lots and lots of hard work, by many very talented people, this little gem of a film is finally done. Here's a quick teaser of the 2D version (you'll have to go to a fancy screening with fancy glasses to see it in 3D):



I found this teaser in the article Brendan Kelly at the Gazette wrote about the film, which you can read here: Show Biz Chez Nous: Pinky on the brain

The End of Pinky

I'm pleased to report that work on The End of Pinky is 99.99% done! This is a really cool 3D Animation adaptation of Heather O'Neill's short story by the same name, directed by Claire Blanchet.



I was fortunate enough to get to do the sound design for this, and to work alongside a whole bunch of super-talented folks. It'll still be a minute before it sees the light of day, but when it does, oh boy... Can't wait.

Somnium Screening

After screening at several festivals around the world, Somnium is finally playing in Montreal. It's being shown on Thursday, November 29th at 5pm, and again on Sunday, December 2nd, at 7pm, as part of the Sommets du cinéma d’animation de Montréal (Montréal animated film summit). This was a really fun film to do sound design for, and I can't wait to see it on the big screen!

The filmmakers (including myself) will be at the Sunday screening - there's a Facebook event for the occasion here.

The Wobble Incident Premieres at Pop Montreal... at last!

So I had the (coolest) opportunity this year to work on an experimental film with Claire Blanchet. (She is the coolest also.) We made a peculiar short film (about 4 minutes) about two little characters living in a silent-film world, whose universe 'goes bananas' when it gets invaded by sound. She did the animation (in 3D no less) and I did the music. We both think it's pretty neat. Anywho, the premiere is on October 1st at the Espace Reunion - 6600 Hutchison (Corner Beaubien), also known as the Pop Symposium Headquarters at 8pm. Once again, there's a link to the FB event to the right (NFB making music). Three other super-fantastic films will be showing as well. Aw ye!

Update: now that I know how, there's also a link to the FB event below. Yay!

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