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The music video I created for Gentry Morris was recently featured on Aniboom and has got some very friendly feedback from nice people. Check out the video on Aniboom’s youtube page
Clive McFarland is a stop motion animator from Northern Ireland.
The music video I created for Gentry Morris was recently featured on Aniboom and has got some very friendly feedback from nice people. Check out the video on Aniboom’s youtube page
I prefer that animation reach into places where live action doesn’t go, and it seems like all of animation nowadays is trying to go where live action is.
I took a few photos of Justin Black and am creating the artwork for his upcoming album ‘Elevator Madness’.
I was really excited to find out that an animation I created will be screened on the BBC Big Screens in UK city centres from tomorrow. That’s Birmingham, Bradford, Bristol, Cardiff, Derby, Dover, Edinburgh, Leeds, Leicester, Liverpool, Manchester, Middlesbrough, Norwich, Plymouth, Portsmouth, Swansea, Swindon, Waltham Forest, London - Walthamstow Town Square and Woolwich! Phew!
It’s on there thanks to those nice people at Chew TV !
There is short interview with me on the Channel Frederator blog about my animation they have featured. You can read it over there if you like!
An animation of mine is featured in the latest episode of Channel Frederator, which is the video podcast show Frederator Studios. (They create Dexter’s Lab and Fairly Odd Parents!) My animation is at the end of the latest episode (left), which can be downloaded for free on iTunes.
I used to be able to draw quite well



An empty shop unit in Liverpool is being transformed into a Small cinema for one day only complete with ushers, velvet curtains, and popcorn! One of my animations will be screened as part of the Children’s Matinée at 12 O’Clock. Find more info on the Small Cinema website. Go!
The promo material for ‘Where The Wild Things Are’ look good! Here’s an interesting article where Spike Jonze talks about bringing Maurice Sendak’s classic characters to life (Link).
I think my animations are showing at The Cinema Stall this week.


The Iron Giant is my favourite animated film. It’s now a decade old and remains one of the most complex, moving and underrated animations of all time. Here’s a great article on Wired about the film: A Decade Later, The Iron Giant’s Weaponized Soul Still Stirs.
If you haven’t seen it, you should definitely check it out!
My animations will be screened at this years Whitby in Shorts film festival.

Found this while cleaning up my mac. A poster for my Peter animation! You can see the animation here
I did an interview with anim8stopmotion where I talk a little bit about why I first became interested in stop motion animation. Click here to read more.