
If you’re a fan of short film and you’re yet to see Mikey Please’s 2011 BAFTA award winning animation The Eagleman Stag, then you’re probably in for one of the most enjoyable 9 minutes you’re likely to have sat in front of your computer screen. Astonishingly created “100% in-camera” via stop-motion Please’s, striking visuals are equally matched by the filmmaker’s ambitious epic narrative.
Demonstrator in Online Journalism at Bournemouth University by day and obsessive independent film fan by night. DN is the perfect outlet for these two worlds to combine. Twitter: @kung_fuelvis
[...] Please’s 2011 BAFTA award winning animation The Eagleman Stag is an astounding short we absolutely fell in love with during our 2011 Rushes Soho Shorts coverage [...]
[...] of online shorts. Mickey Please finally released his “100% created in camera” animation The Eagleman Stag online, for all us to enjoy in utter astonishment. California Institute of Arts animation students [...]
[...] last year’s shortlist revealing Mickey Please’s extraordinary BAFTA winning stop motion The Eagleman Stag upon my bewildered eyes for the first time, as well as introducing us to A Morning Stroll by Grant [...]
[...] the RCA has become well-known for nurturing the talent of many DN favourites including Max Hattler, Mikey Please, Matthias Hoegg and Tom Judd to name a [...]
[...] have to say the best animated short from the past year is most definitely our SOTW Awards winner The Eagleman Stag. I haven’t seen all the festival shorts from last year so there may be a few gems I [...]