www.gilestimms.com

I finished my reel this week and have added it to my online portfolio as well as my vimeo and youtube accounts. My reel showcases select work from the past year, both freelance and personal projects. To download my reel or to find out more information, visit my main website here: http://www.gilestimms.com/reel09.html

My animated music video, ‘Dead All Along’, performed by Ceri Frost, is featured this week on Channel Frederator on their Frederator Show along with an interview on the Frederator Blog.

Channel Frederator YouTube Feature: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZiLMnSFHY0k
Channel Frederator Show Feature: http://www.channelfrederator.com/frederator/episode/CFR_20091110
Frederator Blog Interview: http://frederatorblogs.com/channel_frederator/2009/11/12/giles-timms-dead-all-along/

Channel Frederator is the ‘cartoon central on the internet and features original cartoons.’

Thanks ever so much to Bailee DesRocher and Bobby Miller :)

‘Dead All Along’, my recent animated music video, is featured on Juxtapoz over at their blog: http://www.juxtapoz.com/Current/edward-gorey-inspired-music-video-for-dead-all-along.

I’m really happy to be on Juxtapoz as I’m a huge fan of their art and culture themed magazine and admire many of the artists they feature :)

‘Dead All Along’ is an Edward Gorey inspired animated music video performed by the talented Ceri Frost.

Big thank you to Katie Zupann and the rest of the crew at Juxtapoz.

Manifestations:
“Il faut trouver l’amour”…one must find love. The courageous Mr. Chip travels in search of love.

Music is by Welsh composer Ceri Frost: www.cerifrostmusic.com

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Today I released my animated music video, Manifestations, featuring music by Welsh composer, Ceri Frost.

Manifestations:
“Il faut trouver l’amour”…one must find love. The courageous Mr. Chip travels in search of love.
Music by Ceri Frost, www.cerifrostmusic.com

You can view Manifestations at the following sites:

2D animation using Flash, TVPaint and After Effects. Created at the Animation Workshop at the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television.

Please rate it/vote for it if you like it, thanks!