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The
Elements - Music by Tom Lehrer
I'm been a fan of Tom Lehrer seemingly forever, so
first chance I got I animated his famous song about the elements
of the periodic table. Enjoy! |
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Ode
To Scruffy -
Music by Brett Eidman
Comedian Brett Eidman's "Ode to Scruffy" was
number one on the Dr. Demento radio program for some time but
it's kind of.... naughty. Deal with it. No dogs were harmed in the
making of this production. |
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Rainbow -
Music by Slim Whitman
Because of my parent's odd taste
in music I must have heard "There's
a Rainbow in Every Teardrop You're Crying" about a kazillion
times while growing up. This animation is my revenge, of sorts. |
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A
Little Bush-Bashing.
A friend of mine developed a
site and decided he'd like to advertise it with a bit of animated
political theatre. I hope you enjoy watching it
every
bit as much as I, a progressive's progressive, savored making
it. |
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What
is Rankism?
The caste system
dominates our lives so it's important
is to learn how to break the cycle. This animation is an introduction
to author Robert Fuller's examination of the problem. |
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The
Crocodile Hunterrapin
The good folks at Turtle
TV asked me to animate a short segment for one of
their award-winning movies. This was another of those jobs where
I was delighted to add my painfully amateurish vocal talents. |
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SPSU
Interactive Map
Southern
Polytechnic State University (The Fightin' Hornets!)
were feeling left behind by all the cool interactive campus
maps all the other colleges had on their web sites. So they
had me whup up one for 'em. Click yerself crazy! |
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Digital
Media Warehouse
Client: "Can
you animate a lizard crawling across the screen and morphing
into our logo?"
Harried Flash animator: "Uhhhh, sure." |
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Readeez.com
Readeez.com,
a developer of reading systems for kids needed some sort of
presence for his new, yet-to-be-developed web site and asked
for something cool for potential visitors to use instead of
some plain old form mail. |
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Countdown
A new client from Taiwan (Taiwan!) contacted me about developing
a teaser animation for his new product rollout. It's all about
time and important people. That's all I know. Really. |
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Stormy
the Storm Drain
The city of Garland, Texas approached me to animate
a lively, 30-second TV spot designed to teach children
about
the storm drain system. |
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The
Last Request - Music by John Fahey
Condemned men
are customarily offered one last meal and the Texas
Department
of Corrections carefully records them.
I offer a few of these choices, along with the men themselves,
for your consumption. |
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Find
One Find All
Find
One Find All markets a neat
little device that allows you to link 36 objects to
each
other. This animation demonstrates how it works using this
cute little "Stuff Gremlin". |
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Birth
of a Hemi
I got a new client who's just
NUTS for vintage Chrysler big-block so he had me create this
ode to the 60s
in general and Hemi's in particular for his personal web site. |
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Time/Motion
Study
This is one of a series of animations of
animations designed to illustrate a
well-run manufacturing facility.
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Sonoprep
This device injects medicines subcutaneously, just
like on Star Trek. |
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Ziploc
Ziploc bags, though undeniably useful, must innovate
or die. This animation, bought and paid
for by the Ziploc folks, shows a few customized options available
for anyone willing to pony up the dough. |
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Mopsey: A
Tribute to a Very Fine Cat - Music
by Art Garfunkel
Mopsey was the kind of cat who
never met a person she didn't like and the world is a much
smaller place without
her. I am
grateful to have known her the last five of her twenty years
on this planet and I animated this small tribute just for her.
If you ever had a pet who was more than "just" an
animal, you'll enjoy this piece. |
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Fuego
Process Ad
A company that builds software
to control business processes needed a short, Flash-based ad
for their web site.
I had 30 seconds to cram all their copy into, but I managed. |
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My
First Flash Web Site
Once Flash 3 was released I knew it was time to build
a 100% Flash-based web site. This 1999 construct was fun but
completely useless as a portfolio tool. I present it to you
strictly in the spirit of nostalgia. |
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MSquared
Media
Years ago a client had me
build a web site to feature her video duplication company.
For some
reason I decided to develop it entirely in Flash. |
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Snugwear
The Macromedia company held a contest to see who could build
the best commercial web site that used less than 45k for the
opening segment. I didn't win the contest but I now have a great
Flash demo to show off. |
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Great
Expectorations
I traveled to France
in 2001 and, rather bore everyone with a slide-show of my trip,
decided to bore everyone with a Flash production of my trip.
Enjoy, mes ami! |
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The
ATTopia Arcade
This is but one small part of
a vast, Flash-based instructional course for new
hires at AT&T. |
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Mike Stanfill, Private Hand - 2330 Jonesboro - Dallas, TX 75228 - 469-279-0317 |
