Animations

The Guardian

          A little kitten is on his own in the pouring rain and cries in despair. An ominous, towering stranger approaches him and first impressions don’t exactly go perfectly. Will this figure teach him a lesson? Maybe not in the way that’d be expected…. This is my first short film since

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Hide and Seek

          This was my first animation. The characters, Noof the squirrel and his best friend Norby the turtle, I created in Illustrator class when the assignment was literally to create a composition with characters, a project I was obviously very enthusiastic to be assigned. I am very grateful for that class

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Cabin Fever

          What happens when a rainy day forces an enthusiastic dog to stay inside? As you will see, nothing stops Moe from keeping himself entertained! I created Moe and Rudy back in 8th grade; I intentionally chose breeds that are lesser known for the fun of it, with Rudy being an

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The Cactus Parable

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A Lesson in Laughter

          We are all fearfully and wonderfully made, coming from different backgrounds with individual stories. Told through a combination of live action stills, traditional animation and stop-motion, this cute little film not only refers to my portfolio’s overall theme for individuality, but it takes it a step further, in also portraying

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Label Free

          This film teaches the power of Christ-like love for others and not making assumptions about people based off stereotypes. Society likes to put people in a box, sticking labels on individuals that may have similar interests to these stereotypes but in truth everyone is their own individual person. The word

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The Highest Fence

          “Fear is the highest fence.” – Dudley Nichols In this short story, the main character Shay is too held back by his fear of failure that he can’t jump the fence like his family can. He lets his anxiety overwhelm him and prevent him from having confidence in himself. If

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To Bud and To Bloom

          My first real go at stop-motion, this simple story expresses the power that an open mind can result in when we put our trust in new things or new people that enter our lives. The girl is feeling down for unknown reasons but when a new stranger comes along and

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