It brings us great pleasure to release Zero online. If you’d like to own it on DVD or in 1080p HD (both with 5.1 surround sound), visit the Zero Shop.

Mary Dodd and Kim Bhogal Teachers at Fallingbrook Middle School in Mississauga Canada, used Zero to educate their grade six class in ‘Social Justice’ issues. Their students were asked to create artworks accompanied by a written assignment exploring the themes presented in the film. Continue reading to see the wonderful images created by the students and an excerpt from one of their written works.

Thanks to the wonderful support of our fans, Zero has had subtitles translated into over 34 different languages. We’re now embarking on a much bigger quest; to re-dub the narration in Zero into as many languages as possible. If you’re an aspiring or professional voice over artist and are interested in sharing your talent with this project, click here for more information.

We’re super excited to announce that Zero picked up three awards at the Sandfly Film Festival! These include Best Animation, Best Australian Short and Best at Sandfly!

Many thanks to the judges for recognising our ‘little film that could’ and to the organisers for running such a wonderful festival!

We are very excited to report that Matt Groening, the creator of The Simpsons and Futurama has watched and shared his thoughts on Zero. Click below to read his review.

Christine Kezelos the Producer of Zero was awarded the ‘Ladies Kick Butt’ award at the Lady Filmmakers Festival in Los Angeles. The festival celebrates Lady Filmmakers in key leadership roles in the making of short and feature length films.

We’re very happy to announce that Zero has won the Bronze Award at the Shorts Film Festival in Adelaide. The prize sponsored by Bestfx+Boom Sound is one day (10 hours) final mix in a ‘Boom Sound’ Dolby 6.1 approved mixing theatre and one week of Pro-tools sound edit suite hire at Bestfx (with access to the massive FX library), to the combined value of $6,500.

Many thanks to the Shorts Film festival for offering their finalists such wonderful prizes. It’s refreshing to see smaller festivals eclipse some of the bigger international festivals when it comes to rewarding the winners.

We’ve been flat out working on an all new stop motion animated short (more on that in a future post) and unfortunately, I haven’t had time to post the latest festival news. So without further adieu, Zero will be screening at the following festivals…

We’re happy to announce that Zero has been selected to screen at the Cleveland International Film Festival. Recognised by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, the Cleveland International Film Festival was first held in 1977 and is the largest film festival in Ohio. With close to 1100 short films submitted, only 127 films were selected for competition.

We’re pleased to report that Zero has been selected to screen at the 10th edition of Anifest, an annual animation festival which takes place in the Czech Republic. The anchor of the festival is the international competition, but the festival also includes a broad spectrum of accompanying cinematic (retrospectives, thematic series) and non-cinematic (exhibitions, concerts) programs as well as professional events (workshops, panel discussions).