Joanna Priestley Movies

Based on an Ojibwa Native American story about coyote, the trickster, published by Barry Lopez.

An abstract meditation on urban shapes and sounds.

A humorous and poignant look at what it means to be turning 40 and growing older.

A springboard ballet of private parts, in all their glorious combinations.

Playful choreography of abstract shapes to delight the eye.

Candyjam is a whimsical, animated collaboration by 10 animators from four countries: David Anderson (England), Karen Aqua (USA), Craig Bartlett...

Layers of animation featuring more than 600 sculptures, 200 glass pieces and 2200 drawings evoke an inspiring diving exploration in a freshwater lake...

Pixilation of yoga instructor Diane Wilson, shot in the forest over a six month period and object animation of construction tools, bolts, screws and...

A dense multiverse of images and shifting focal points that explore the tension between two dimensional patterns both familiar and alien....

A humorous explanation of the fears we share: fear of the darkness, of monsters, of aging, of being overweight, and of global destruction.

A powerful, emotional and sometimes humorous look at the daily life of a prison inmate and a corrections officer.

Martin Cooper’s documentary feature explores the lives and work of six internationally renowned, independent animators and animation directors....

Delicate patterns inspired by North American wrapping papers from the 1960’s and French and English wallpapers from the early 1900s.

Still life silhouettes collide with abstract shapes and complex, interlocking patterns. Reimagining the commonplace objects of a classical painting...

An acronym for Distant Early Warning Line, Dew Line refers to the array of radar stations built in the Arctic during the Cold War, and to the elegant...

Explores the magic of objects and transformation. Inspired by the boxes of Joseph Cornell, who lived on Utopia Parkway (Queens, NY) nearly all of his...

Short experimental computer animation by Jules Engel

A tribute to Pluto, everyone’s favorite planetoid

A satire of the pitfalls of romance, from marriage, childbirth and upward mobility to the disintegration of a relationship.

Bold, crisp, playful animation that explores the organic geometry and archetypes of the human face.