A collection of animated shorts & a bedtime story.
Tap any title to play. Best with sound, in a dark room.
Every story here is written by me. The animation is built with AI assistance.
A hospital porter takes the wrong coat off an adjacent peg, walks out to the loading bay, and sees a car that was meant to be seen by exactly one man. Twelve hours, one continuous day, and a promise he made on the phone that morning that nobody watching will guess.
A courtroom that travels, because nobody better will come. The last old ship on a run the new courts voted not to serve — a legal adviser at a crossroads, a back office holding the whole thing together, and twelve ordinary mornings that decide whether any of it is worth a life.
A morning train runs the length of the country to the sea. A hundred strangers, each going somewhere — a widow, a fare-dodger, a family, a sleeping man — and one guard who sees it all. A gentle, devastating anthology in eight parts.
Two friends are pulled into an old crime reconstruction — and into the real night behind it. They save a life. They should not have. A complete tragedy in four parts, where the last part answers the first.
One story, told by five people and a dog — each of whom sees only their own piece of it. Fifteen chapters that circle a single day, and only add up when you’ve heard them all.
Inside the glass it is always snowing, and everyone is happy. But one small girl on the bridge can see a morning no one else believes in — and she will not look away.
A bedtime story about waiting, and listening, and what might be at the window.
I also take commissions — stories for museums, heritage sites, charities and publishers, built the same way as everything above.
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