Animated shorts, series & music videos
Animated shorts
Revolu-Tió
Revolu-Tió is a playful and heartwarming stop-motion film where the beloved Catalan Christmas logs – the Tiós – decide they’ve had enough. For generations, they’ve been fed, kept warm, and then… beaten with sticks to “poop” out candy and presents for children. But this year, the Tiós rise up – quite literally – and stage a revolution.
La Lista de Papá Noel
2nd price in Cultura Inquietas “Navidad en 60 segundos” 2022
This Christmas, Santa’s not checking the list… he’s crossing names off it.
La lista de Papá Noel is a darkly comedic stop-motion short that turns holiday tradition on its head. When Santa Claus discovers his dentures are missing, he doesn’t just panic – he points fingers. His suspect? None other than Ratoncito Pérez, the beloved Spanish tooth mouse. But this time, Pérez isn’t collecting teeth… he’s fighting for his life.
Animated series
Slime Time
Slime Time is a stop-motion comedy series for kids aged 5–9, starring two lovable snails: Pez and Pezi. Set in a colorful forest world full of surprises, the show blends physical humor, visual storytelling, and handmade charm — all without a single spoken word.
A Stop-Motion Gem for Young Viewers
In the realm of children’s animation, Slime Time emerges as a delightful addition, offering a fresh take on classic slapstick humor through meticulous stop-motion craftsmanship. Produced by The Works of Art STHLM-BCN AB, this Swedish series captivates its audience without uttering a single word, relying instead on expressive visuals and inventive storytelling.
Charming Characters and Whimsical Adventures
The series centers around two endearing snails, Pez and Pezi, whose contrasting personalities set the stage for a series of humorous escapades. Pezi’s energetic and mischievous nature often clashes with Pez’s laid-back demeanor, leading to scenarios that are both entertaining and heartwarming. From racing towards a coveted tomato to dealing with being stranded on a desert island, each episode presents a unique, self-contained story that keeps viewers engaged.
Visual Storytelling at Its Finest
What sets Slime Time apart is its commitment to visual storytelling. The absence of dialogue allows for a universal appeal, making it accessible to children regardless of language. The creators, Stefan Goblirsch and Laura Fernández, have infused the series with a tactile quality that harkens back to traditional animation techniques, offering a refreshing contrast to the digital animations prevalent today.
A Treat for Parents and Children Alike
Designed for children aged 5 to 9, Slime Time also resonates with parents who appreciate quality animation and storytelling. The series’ short episodes, each lasting about a minute, make it an ideal choice for brief viewing sessions, ensuring that screen time remains both enjoyable and manageable.
Slime Time stands as a testament to the enduring charm of stop-motion animation. Its blend of humor, creativity, and visual appeal makes it a must-watch for young audiences and a delightful experience for the entire family.
Episode 1 – Cleaning Time!
Pezi wakes up to find her shell covered in bird poop — a disaster! After cleaning up, she gets the last laugh… or does she?
Episode 2 – Racing Time!
A delicious tomato becomes the prize in a snail-versus-snail race. Pez and Pezi both have their eyes on it — let the slowest race begin!
Episode 3 – Hiking Time!
A peaceful mountain hike turns into an echo experiment gone wrong. Pez doesn’t seem to get any echo at all. Why not?
Episode 4 – Sleepy Time!
Snoring, sleepwalking, and talking in your sleep — Pez does it all. And poor Pezi just wants a good night’s rest.
Episode 5 – Gravity Time!
Pez is sleeping peacefully on a branch when Pezi sees an opportunity to give him a rude awakening.
But something seems to be wrong with gravity.
What in the name of physics is going on?
Episode 6 – Lunch Time!
Pezi is out for a forest stroll and spots a birds nest with some yummy eggs inside. Its lunch time!
But for who…?
Episode 7 – Wishing Time!
Stranded on a desert island, the trio finds a magic lamp. Wishes are granted — but maybe not to everyone’s delight.
Music Videos
Blackout – Will Spector y Los Fatus
2022 music video by The Works of Art in collaboration with Basecamp Productions. Will Spector y Los Fatus is a band from Barcelona with a style that moves between synth-rock, indie, psychedelia and garage.
Best Animated Music Video, Nov 2023
Prague International Music Video Awards
Official selection of PLUM!
Festival Internacional de Cine de Animacion
2023
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