Calarts Movies

Filmmaker Richard Baily was offered a position at Robert Abel & Associates based on his work in this award-winning early computer animation film, made...

An uncertain look into the boundary between non-human and human relationships, between technological advancements and the human body.

Sara is getting ready to go on a date with her new boyfriend, but Jessica, Sara's pet goldfish, notices something not quite right about him.

An owl ponders loss and his place in the world.

Two lovers try to outrun the apocalypse.

A man pushes himself into tighter and tighter spaces as he attempts to escape his submarine.

Mom always braided my hair so tautly that it carved a distinct path atop my head. But one day, she cut off my braids. Along the path, I touched our u...

A physical space in a film is always frozen within a small fragment of time - a frame. The artist dynamically explores each space as the frames become...

Two people opening each other with a key in their mouths.

Sparky likes to gaze out of the window, to see every possible or impossible thing.

The story of a traveler in Mexico.

In her search for a connection through shared experiences, director Kenzie Sutton delivers an impressive stop-motion animation, with stunning puppets...

A knight grasps a victory she thought she'd never live to achieve, but the fulfillment she expected to feel had dissolved with the journey’s end.

Water as a cleansing, invigorating, distortional, and transitional space.

First year film at CalArts.

A father tries to close the distance in his relationship with his daughter while the struggles and busy hustle of everyday work life gets in the way.

A crewmember starts to have existential angst about taking part in another heist.

The captain of sugar bugs does whatever he can to save his family and his kingdom from the merciless storm.

Jamie Maxfield's graduate thesis project in Experimental Animation at California Institute of the Arts. A Silver Medal winner at the Student Academy...

Directed by Drew King.