EAT SKULL!!

Music Video for the song "Don't Leave me on the Speaeker" by the band Eat Skull.
A lot of animation, direct animation, hand processing and love went into this puppy.

A quick question

DON"T TOUCH!

Matte with found footage and some hand painted film, drums by jeffrey von ragan.

Touchez-Pas! from Benjamin Popp on Vimeo.

Sexy Noir

An animated Film Noir revolving a Private Dick searching for a twit's missing wife Kitty. What he finds however may impede his own judgements or even his life! Film by Ben Popp and Kenny Reed.

Sexy Noir from Sailors on Belmont on Vimeo.

Troll Piece

The Legend of Toby Tre Foot is as follows, He lives in a barn and likes to kick people, but he couldn't kick them hard enough, so he cut off his leg and replaced it with a stump so that he could kick people harder. This was a film made for an installation based around a singular piece of music that all of the pieces in the gallery would either link up to at somepoint or remain a distant relative of.

Troll Piece from Sailors on Belmont on Vimeo.

Clouds

shot on Hi-Con 16mm film and hand processed.

Remember Summer?

This was made for a screening of films based upon the sun that was supposed to happen in San Francisco last year, but got cancelled at the last minute.

LA SOLEIL! from Benjamin Popp on Vimeo.

Le Tigre en La Cage

A poor ol' Tiger all bored in Prison for mauling the Neighbor kid just wants some love.

Le Tigre en La Cage from Sailors on Belmont on Vimeo.

Dance of the Deviant

This was my first attempt at a "narrative" cartoon made with this style, hi-contrast 16mm film hand processed. It all began with this character I made and I simply wanted to make him dance!

Dance of the Deviant from Benjamin Popp on Vimeo.

No Vacancy!

This was made for a friend's Urban Planning graduate thesis project entitled "No Vacancy!". The idea of the project is to place artists into vacant spaces while they are waiting to be rented, fill in the voids with color and ideas.

NO VACANCY!! from Benjamin Popp on Vimeo.

Health Care Para Toda!

I needed to say something about health care and this was my only voice I could think of to use. I made this in an hour.

Health Care Para Toda! from Benjamin Popp on Vimeo.