29 year-old Liam is blind-sided when, out of nowhere, his best mate Jack commits suicide. But you’ve gotta push on. Suck it up. Stay strong. Yeah, never mind that it feels like you’re drowning on the inside and your nice, stable life has never felt so dark… …Nah. Liam’s fine.

Make Up Your Mind is a visual stream of consciousness exploring the mental and emotional trials of being a modern young adult.

Eight year old Maria decides to accept the Fox Challenge and aims to cycle one of the longest continuous woodlands in England. With her brother at her side the journey soon becomes one they will never forget.

An autistic child’s love of drawing helps them discover an unexpected kindred spirit.

Something has gone wrong. Horribly wrong. The world has fallen apart. Buried in debris, alone and injured, one man is torn between what's trapping him and what could release him. Wish You Were Here is a pixelated animated short created by students at the National Film and Television School, looking at the thin line between wanting to live and wanting to die, and those on either side of the divide. Wish You Were Here was recently screened at the BAFTA qualifying Oska Bright Film Festival 2022.

(Contains flashing images) This is Bad News* *The bad news we've become unpleasantly familiar with in recent times. But are things really as bad as the words tell us? This animated short began life as a piece of sound design, created by the talented Oli Mapp. Bad News was recently screened at the BAFTA qualifying Oska Bright Film Festival 2022.

An interstitial trailer for the 2020 London International Animation Festival - two brothers take a leap into fantastical animated worlds.

WARNING - Contains strong flashing images. Not recommended for epilepsy sufferers or those easily distressed by intense visuals and sound. Do you ever get that anxious feeling? STRIPES explores the sensations of anxiety through one lone passenger's intense train journey. Anxiety is a major factor of the lives of many people, yet we so often keep it to ourselves. If we bring this more in to the open, maybe we can help each other better.

Every March Mind challenges people all over the country to run 27 miles over 27 days in solidarity with every student struggling with their mental health.

A young dad grapples with his insecurities while he waits with the other parents to pick up his daughter from school.

Shot over 1 day, in two separate countries; two characters struggle against a force bent on keeping them apart.