awsome animation! Ive started a film night at my friends bar in lancashire and im looking for good shorts to play at the night.

i was wondering if theres any chance you could email me so we could have a chat about playing some of your stuff.

a reply would be greatly appreciated even if your not interested. Thanks.

wheres-whalley@hotmail.co.uk

epic work tony.

Hi Benjamin

I'd say it's only random in a superficial way. Thematically it's about the absurd lengths people go to fill the gap left by loss of security.

Everything that happens communicates that theme in a way that became clear to me only in retrospect. Whilst writing it my intention was to 'feel' my way through rather than contrive a series of events around a pre-determined theme. I did this because I wanted use the opportunity to vent.

In that way you could describe it as a stream of consciousness rant. And like many rants it's enjoyable for it's energy and erratic vitriol. The provocation for the rant is very much secondary.

I hope that helps. Thanks for your honesty though, I like a good debate. Good luck in Europe!

-Tony

I think this short lacked in ways of a strong narrative. What is it really about - a gospal choir singing happily while plummeting 37 thousand feet, in the mean time two people are shot while playing instruments and an innocent air hostess. Was that the main character's motive, to kill people if he ended up in a situation where he only had moments to live? It's very random and very much like South Park.

Nice piece. A welcome departure from the usual animation styles. I think the style aides the mood, giving the 'dreamy', out of this world feel.