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Our Flatpack Special had high dives, young and old, solace, Chris-based comedy, a fish with legs, loneliness, sea shanty pop, a lego epic, a Lynchian frog detective, Japanese cat,-flu and xenophobia.


The prompt was 'Fire', so Louis was strapped into a soon an unwheildy jetpack. Did many people use the Fire prompt? Nope and that's fine.


Thanks to TV Paint we also had a license to raffle!


Jon Frickey joined us from Germany to show 'Cat Days', A story about a boy who is diagnosed with feline flu and wonders if he will turn into a cat. The film won a ton of Oscar qualifying festival awards.



Joseph Wallace was our special guest. Joseph is a stop-motion director whose work combines his background in theatre with a love of Eastern European animation. The result is a hand-crafted yet cinematic style that bares a sensitive spirit. He’s won awards, Vimeo Staff Picks and screened at festivals around the world.


Joseph showed us the dedication that went into making, 'Salvation Has No Name'. A film that explores themes of xenophobia and the refugee crisis using a troupe of unreliable narrators.


The film is Joseph's most ambitious project to date. After a 6 year battle to complete the film, it received the Jury Special Mention at Cannes and, was long-listed for a BIFA and BAFTA. Unfortunately the themes have become ever increasingly relevant, but more the reason to watch it.



May 2026's Playlist

Ryan Capewell - Overlap Animation Group Ident

Matilde Senos - Fish Legs




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We had impossible geometry, impossible stunts, overthinking, a creepy kid, a 13 year old's diary, buddhism, Traitors, Mafiosa Dog Judio, staring, and a Liverpool love story.


Louis cheated death attempting the impossible. Escaping from a chained up straight jacket while doing a tricycle jump over the dearest thing to an animator , The Animators Survival Kit. He achieved none of this and fell of the stage in the process. Impossible.


Moth Studio's founders, Margaux and Dan, did a deep dive into their film for Monument Valley III. The hit indie game is known for its mediative ‘felt’ narrative, beautiful art direction and MC Escher-like impossible geometry puzzles. Commissioned by Ustwo games & Netflix, Moth developed these characteristics into a cinematic, intimate story.



Animation legend Chris Shepherd was also with us! We showed a selection of his most iconic films, and we were treated to reading of hids debut graphic novel, Anfield Road.


We finished off the first half with a rapid fire Stare Out competition in honour of Chris' Stare Out Champtionship animations for the sketch show Big Train.




Thanks to Poonam Maher, Max Priddy, Vontesse Betson, Jake Gardner and Jessica Fisher for their help running the event. Thanks to Second Home Studios  and Yamination for the continued sponsorship.



February 2026's Playlist:

Alice Evans - Mind in Harmony




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Video footage by Jake Wesley-Worrall. Editing by Louis Hudson.


Photos by Trevor Price. Edited by Louis Hudson.




We had wheels of fortune, dog judo, alcoholism, war, space monsters, mystical adventures. Louis was dressed as a wheel of fortune which our Overlappers could spin for variously confusing prizes. We also had Jake Wesley-Worrall doing a turn as a dry ice clouded tarot card reader.


There was a bumper crop of special guests. Dog and Rabbit's Dave Anderson introduced their cult internet series, Dog Judo.



BAFTA, Emmy and Annie winning director Chris Tichborne talked about his role as Tim Burton's animation supervisor on Beetlejuice Beetlejuice and Wednesday.


Finally, Alice Bloomfield and Jack Zhang came to the stage. Combined they have worked with some of the biggest names in fashion and music. Their clients include: Rihanna, MTV, Emmys, Ninja Tune, and Netflix.



Also an illustrator, Alice’s self-described style is as opulent, perturbing and sleazy. Jack’s, a sensual dreamlike anime-inspired aesthetic. Alice’s short, Larval, hit the festival circuit last year, picking up a crop of awards including Best Short at Raindance.



Thanks to Poonam Maher, Max Priddy, Thomas Pitts, Jessica Fisher, Freddie Fawke and Kai Doling for their help running the event. Thanks to Second Home Studios  and Yamination for the continued sponsorship.


November 2025's Playlist:

Fábio Calundungo - Tell Me How U Feel excerpt




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Video footage by Jake Wesley-Worrall and Alex Jolliffe. Editing by Louis Hudson.



Photos by Trevor Price. Edited by Louis Hudson.



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