This is teen life. (Warning: Explicit content)

The entire canon of Firefly as told by bluegrass covers of Radiohead songs.

Sam Tyler is lost and confused in some distant memory of pop culture.

Syndrome feels overlooked, short-changed, looked down upon and mistreated. It's payback time.

This is all about war equating to male sexual frustration, putting in as many phallic images, ejaculatory explosions and finally spiralling into some tribal, primal hell of fleshy frustrated insane homo-eroticism.... and animal slaughter... and dancing.

Alice is bored because her sister is reading a book when suddenly a rabbit in a white vest...

What an imaginary 12 year girl old might make of Sam and Frodo.

A profile of the aesthetics and violence of 30 years of exploitation cinema... with all that that implies.

I couldn't resist doing something with this movie although there are a lot more complex emotions than the ones shown in this video.

Completely different kind of video for me. Both mushy and obscure.

Not a great video by any means. Only after making it did I realise how the idea just wasn't going anywhere. Oh well, you live and learn.

A collaborative effort with amv creator and graphic artist Gambitt - a dream collaboration and a fun video to work on.

Lots and lots of fun to make, this was a big smash at AWA Pro in 2004.

Again I was asked (rather last minute) to do a section for this multi-editor project. It was quite fun to be honest.

I made this video for the Disney category at Jacon 2004 and very much enjoyed making this lighthearted video.

I was asked to do the end section of The Children Project and had this idea for a dark and eerie ending... the project coordinator didn't want to use it however, so here it it alone.

I love this show and I really wanted to make a cheesy nostalgic video using it, so this is it. It uses "War" from the Rocky IV soundtrack. Best viewed after seeing the show :)

This is a collaborative work between Kusoyaro, Big Big Truck, Akimbo and me. It was made for the panel that Kusoyaro and I had at Anime Weekend Atlanta 9 and is a spoof on our supposed training for the Iron Chef contest that was to be held there.

Shiki-Jitsu is a wonderful movie by Hideaki Anno with some surprising visuals. I couldn't resist making this video to it. This is my first Live Action video.

This is my first commissioned video. It was made as a hidden extra for ADV's western release of Noir. It features on DVD volume 7.

3D!!! This was painful to make and it took a seriously long time too. The result was fun though and at least I can say I've tried making 3D and made something enjoyable.

Essentially a rewrite of an excellent but rare short animated feature, this video was made to show off this gorgeous footage and uses pretty much every scene from the anime. A surprise success, this one.

I had this video planned for *ages* and when I finally got around to making it I missed the Otakon deadline. Oh well, it went to AWA and was a big success!

Erwan asked me if I could fill in a gap on the AniMix project, I said yes and threw this video together in about 10 mins.

I said I would help out... but this was above and beyond the call of duty. This was a collaboration between Nathan Bezner, Jeff Heller and me and was really just thrown together to get something to fill this video slot in the project. The final version can be found on the Disney Rave DDR DVD which has received some limited distro and convention play.

This song was too good for me to pass up and finally an anime came along with a troubled relationship. Prettiness and forlorn romance in this one. Fans of the show may notice that this video contains an interpretation of the ending.

This video is my addition to the MiniVideo Project that is unlikely to see the light of day. I love this song but knew that the second verse would be unmakeable, so I edited the song and made a little video. My first experiment in using After Effects.

Shoujo heartbreak video to contemporary crooner music.

I was bored one afternoon so decided to make Miyazawa, in her frustration of troubles at school, to sing as Sana-chan. Shoujo otaku only :)

I was offered this track for the 2nd Mix DDR project as a backup editor and all I could think of as a concept was yaoi so I turned the evil badnasty from Yami no Matsuei into a transvestite who wants boys to be his boy. Don't worry, he gets what's coming to him in the end.

Welcome to the Hideaki Anno Land. This video is a character profile of two characters from animations directed by Hideaki Anno done in the style of his post-Nadia work. It's the most stylistically individual video I've done yet - even moreso than Shameless Rock. Despite being essentially an experimental video, it was very well received and is one of my favourites.

A comedy video of diabolical proportions. This video was created for the Mindwarp Entertainment Awards: Adult Video category so there would be enough entries to make it a valid category. I still laugh at the last clip. This video is very wrong and the humour is merely pantomime but I do love it :)

This is the video that got me known amongst anime music video creators and it's probably the one I'll be remembered for. It's such an insane concept that I'm amazed I ever made it, but I'm obviously very glad that I did. It's the closest I've come to making a video where I can't find any faults in it - everything is by design and there is nothing I'd change. Whether you'll like it probably depends on if you are prone to headaches :)

This video is the most special video I've ever done as it was made as a wedding present for Marco and Cristina of Turboneko Studios. It's a video about the troubles and joys of married life and it's a Neon Genesis Evangelion homage ^_^;; Simple but dear.

This video was made in order to demonstrate how music videos are made at a UK convention. The idea was i made the video and saved the timeline at various points through the creation so people could see how a video was put together. I really like the theme of this video, the relationship between Naota and Haruko and it's something I'm more than likely going to return to in a later video.

I enjoyed this video. Kare Kano (as it is known) is such fun to make videos with due to the massive amounts of visual comedy. I later remastered this one and added some, not particularly necessary, fancy additions and tweaked the timing a touch. Still a video I enjoy but technically flawed in many ways.

The first one... hmm, not much in the way of detailed editing but a few visual manipulations that I enjoyed (such as the one above). The idea behind the video is to emphasise the post-modern and industrial elements of the show. Its not a bad video, really but nothing to write home about.