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Welcome Gordon. I'm a fellow animator myself and film maker. Welcome to the forum. - Wolf

Welcome to the forum. I recently joined myself. - Wolf

I do the same thing, or even use rectangular uPost-it pads. This allows nothing to be written in stone and permits addition, subtractions and re-edits before committing to a fixed template page. - Wolf

Great work and animation. It's like watching Don Hertzfeld in stop-motion/3-D. Thanks for posting, - Wolf

Some interesting things happening here, but it gets confusing at the end. I think you can distill some of your shots. You don't have to use them wholly from the beginning to the end, but cut them more abruptly to get the jarring tone that you're after. - Wolf

Not really experimental, but just a title sequence. I would add a light to the structure/building shown when the title appears. - Wolf

Nice cinematography, but this feels more like a calling card film than one with a strutted beginning, middle and end. I've no problem with the 60FPS as I do motovlogging and that's pretty common. - Wolf

Nice work. Are you working in Photoshop, Toonboom, or TVPaint? It doesn't look like Flash (or Animate now) as the line work is too Bitmap vs. Vector based. As an animator I only have a few composition and design suggestions. Avoid placing most of your action in the center of the frame, and...

I think you could combined your two films not one. I like the idea of your story, but I would say introduce your creature/monster earlier in the film. If the main character was supposedly initially injured by this creature why does he have a bullet hole in him, and not cuts or scratches? - Wolf

A daily commute is transformed into a new experience of riding down the road. - Wolf https://vimeo.com/214352677

A short, experimental riding film. A mundane scooter ride is taken to another level of perception, and point of view. Best watched with headphones and full screen. - Wolf https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i6S4s0mFwbY

Hello, I'm a professor, film maker, animator, and producer with a passion for film making in numerous medium, subjects and concepts. I consider myself an independent preoccupied with visual experiences and new ways to look at our world through the motion picture medium. - Wolf