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Zero Screening at Bumpershoot, Seattle’s Music & Arts Festival

26. August 2010

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On 3rd September, Zero will be screening at the opening night of the 1 Reel Film Festival as part of Bumpershoot, Seattle's huge Music & Arts Festival. Free tickets are available to watch Zero and an impressive line-up of other award winning shorts. RSVP is essential. For more info, head over to SIFF Cinema.

Hiroshima 2010 Program Schedule

4. August 2010

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While the Program Schedule for the Hiroshima International Film festival is available online, I love how they made the special effort to also send it to me in the mail. I was so impressed I decided to scan it and share it with you.

Zero Wins Best Animation at LA Shorts Fest!

31. July 2010

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We're very excited to report that Zero has won the Best Animation award at LA Shorts Fest. As an Academy Recognised festival, this means we're now eligible for an Oscar nomination!

Zero Nominated for an AFI Award

12. July 2010

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We're very excited to announce that Zero has been nominated for an AFI Award in the 'Best Short Animation' category. The AFI Awards recognise and celebrate excellence in Australian film and television production and are the most prestigious awards ceremony for the industry.

Zero Posters

2. April 2010

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Two new posters have been designed by Zero's production designer, Brett Bimson. They're to be displayed at upcoming festivals and are a welcome addition to the film's marketing material.

Zero Valentines

13. February 2010

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To celebrate Valentines Day, we've added some new desktop wallpapers to the Downloads page. Check out Zero as he puts on the moves and courts the lovable She-Zero.

Zero Trailer Now Online

21. June 2009

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The Zero trailer is now available. Please watch, share and comment over on the trailer page.

How Can Nothing Be Something?

3. October 2008

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This title aptly serves as both our film’s tag line and encapsulates our journey in the making of our stop motion animated short called Zero. After two years of production, we recently held a private screening so our crew, family and friends could watch the finished film. It was a fitting way to mark the end of a long and gruelling production...