In the Air Is Christopher Gray won the Grand Prix at Encounters making it eligible to be entered into the Oscars! The jury unanimously agrees that this film has a special quality. The combination of a complex and witty script and the restrained graphic universe and animation performances create a story that is both absurd and yet disturbing. Big thank you to Encounters Film Festival for having me and once again to all the cast for starring in it, Fonic for doing the sound, Nexus Productions for producing it, and The British Council for their additional support! Christopher Gray has been in love with Stacey for quite some time, and no amount of lemonade can cool his desire. Meanwhile, Barry Flint has just bought his son a five-foot python from the pet store. Written, Directed and Animated by Felix MassieSoundtrack by Joe PaineStarring Andy London, Peter Ahern, Justin Cassano, Carolyn London, Ian Miller and Erica Perez.Sound Design and Mix by Marty O’BrienAudio Post Production Facility: FonicExecutive Producer Christopher O’ReillyProduced at Nexus Productions
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In the Air Is Christopher Gray won the Grand Prix at Encounters making it eligible to be entered into the Oscars!

The jury unanimously agrees that this film has a special quality. The combination of a complex and witty script and the restrained graphic universe and animation performances create a story that is both absurd and yet disturbing.

Big thank you to Encounters Film Festival for having me and once again to all the cast for starring in it, Fonic for doing the sound, Nexus Productions for producing it, and The British Council for their additional support!

Christopher Gray has been in love with Stacey for quite some time, and no amount of lemonade can cool his desire. Meanwhile, Barry Flint has just bought his son a five-foot python from the pet store.

Written, Directed and Animated by Felix Massie
Soundtrack by Joe Paine
Starring Andy London, Peter Ahern, Justin Cassano, Carolyn London, Ian Miller and Erica Perez.
Sound Design and Mix by Marty O’Brien
Audio Post Production Facility: Fonic
Executive Producer Christopher O’Reilly
Produced at Nexus Productions

Tomorrow I am off to the Annecy International Animated Film Festival where my new film, In The Air Is Christopher Gray, will be getting its wooorld premiere.  It’s showing three times: Wednesday 12th June, 16:00 at the Salle Pierre Lamy Thursday 13th June, 22:30 at Décavision Salle 1 Saturday 15th June, 18:00 at Décavision Salle 2 I hope if you’re visiting you can get to see one of the screenings! It should also be in the festival library. Big thank you to The British Film Council for supporting the film.
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Tomorrow I am off to the Annecy International Animated Film Festival where my new film, In The Air Is Christopher Gray, will be getting its wooorld premiere. 

It’s showing three times:

  • Wednesday 12th June, 16:00 at the Salle Pierre Lamy
  • Thursday 13th June, 22:30 at Décavision Salle 1
  • Saturday 15th June, 18:00 at Décavision Salle 2

I hope if you’re visiting you can get to see one of the screenings! It should also be in the festival library.

Big thank you to The British Film Council for supporting the film.

Of all his inventions, this was the one George Hayward regretted the most. Named after his wife Vivien, and the 37 years they had been married, the V-37 suffered a control failure when a band of cloud exposed the sensitive electronics to water. The 80ft Vivien - carrying George, blind above the clouds - stomped across the small village in Hampshire for twelve devastating minutes. Crushing Mrs Evans’s cherry tree, 17 houses (four of which had recently been fitted with double glazing), a block of flats, the Parish Church, Miss Trimmer’s cat, and a Nissan Micra, before eventually toppling off the cliff and into the sea.

Vivien Hayward saw it all through a telescope and rushed to the beach to retrieve her husband. When he emerged from the sea alive she could only think to say, “It was a nice thought.”, then hurried back to the village to apologise to the vicar on his behalf.