The Killer
Motion comic based on graphic novel by Matz and Jacamon
Project: The Killer
Our savage motion comic The Killer has been a hit since it was published online back in 2002. But if you're one of those rare human specimens that didn't surrender yourself yet to the madness that inhabits the world of a stone cold hitman, we say GO ON! Don't deny that craving for some damn fine cathartic bloodlust! The Killer is based on the graphic novel series by Matz and Jacamon and animated by the great Fons Schiedon - one of his first projects for SubmarineChannel.
Valley of the Cnuties
fluffy and cute with a dark undertone
Project: Valley of the Cnuties
Follow the Cnuties on their musical journey across generations. Laugh
with them as they watch their kids grow up and make mistakes. Cry with
them and share their feelings of love and loss as the story twists and
turns all the way to the end. valley of the Cnuties is a Craig Robinson creation - the maistro pixel artist supreme. Watch all eight episodes of
The Boy by Mumbleboy
a boy's sinister journey
Project: The Boy by Mumbleboy
New York VJ Mumbleboy's The Boy is: 1. An Alice in Technoland animated adventure. 2. A Logan's Run on DMT. 3. The most compelling use of a teeth motif since the Marathon Man.
4. A pretty but still vaguely disturbing tale in five parts of a boy's
sinister journey and transformation. 5. Draftman's drawings and cutesy
weirdness. 6. Hypnotic colours and spacey futurism. 7. Like playing some warped computer game with fathomless rules set in a bright pastel techno-distopia.
Forget the Film, Watch the Titles
the art of film title design
Project: Forget the Film, Watch the Titles
At SubmarineChannel, we love a good title sequence. That's why we've started an online collection of the most stunning and original title sequences. The first series of titles is online and more are being added. Besides the titles itself, you'll find artist profiles and 'Making Of' comments by designers. So, just this once, it's okay to skip the film.
Interviews
amazing creators reveal all
Project: Interviews
In this ongoing series of interviews we talk to the next
generation of creative people that explore the boundaries of today's
moving image culture with their unique way of storytelling and image
making. We talked to Han Hoogerbrugge, pixel artist Craig Robinson, VJ/artist Motomochi Nakamura, art director Karin Fong and many more. There's also a video interview with Peter Greenaway.
Braingirl
mutant-cute animation by Marina Zurkow
Project: Braingirl
Wearing her inside out, mutant-cute Braingirl lives with her sidekick Bag Boy in a world of externalized emotion, where nothing is hidden and nothing is what it appears to be. Braingirl is a 7-part experimental animated series created by Marina Zurkow.
HOTEL
an interactive story by Han Hoogerbrugge
Project: HOTEL
HOTEL is a 10-part animation that takes place in the anonymous
space of an extraordinary and strange hotel. This hotel is the home
base of Preconstruction, the company run by Dr. Doglin. Doglin is an
unusual doctor conducting research into 'freak accidents'. In exchange for payment, volunteers agree to undergo tests that Dr. Doglin performs on them. Hotel is a game in which seemingly nothing can be lost, but also nothing can be won.
Chunks
short videos, animations and clips
Project: Chunks
Chunks is our permanent showcase for short films, animations and music videos by new and accomplished artists from around the globe. Chunks is a bit like our own 24/7 online film festival where you can discover some real gems -- rare, unique, engaging and noteworthy finds that were fished up by us from film festivals, showreels and from the murky, deep waters of the big pond that is the internet. New Chunks are added a few times a month (there are over fifty now!). So, watch the works and read about what makes them so special, because we don't just throw anything online. Only the best shorts and music promos get to be a Chunk.
Tech.Pop.Japan
Japanese animations selected by Andrew Thomas
Project: Tech.Pop.Japan
Japan has stretched the boundaries between film, animation and game aesthetic more than any other country. Tech.Pop.Japan features work by various Japanese directors and design studios, each of them representing their personal and most peculiar styles. A project from 2002.
Moviemaker
easy to use animated movies generator
Project: Moviemaker
MovieMaker is your chance to DIY! Surprise axis and allies with your extraordinary film talent. Just select a background, character, plot, dialogue, and soundtrack, and faster than you can spell Kuleshov effect, you've got yourself a movie. Oops, due to an error it's not possible to email your movies. We're trying to fix it. You can still make 'em though.
Lifesavers
bit candy
Project: Lifesavers
Lifesavers are small 'interactive experiences'. Or curiosities of web-u-tainment for post-TV sensibilities. Or funny, abstract experiments in digital media. Oh, whatever, just click and decide for yourself. Another old-school SubmarineChannel thingie.
Mind My Gap
once upon a tragic time
Project: Mind My Gap
Grainy, washed-out colors merged with mutated photograph fragments give Rosto A.D.'s Mind My Gap a unique style. This inscrutable graphic novel tells the tale of Diddybob and Buddybob, two friends that are separated by cruel fate. Mind My Gap is one of the first projects that SubmarineChannel featured:
Sam the Dog
it's a dog eat dog world
Project: Sam the Dog
Sam the Dog is an animation series about an intrepid terrier with a nose for distinctive humor. Sam and his colorful mates depict the "good, evil and off-center" of modern society.