Okay, this is definitely filler material. The "girls" got a hold of Charlie this weekend and decided to have him sing a little song (not quite as good as the last time).
November 2008
Monday, December 1, 2008
Charlie Sings
Thursday, September 25, 2008
Charlie Still Misses You
Ricky, are you out there? Because Charlie has something to tell you ...
September 2008; Starring Charlie
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
Ricky, Don't Lose My Number
The following video is for cousin Ricky and was made at the request of Charlie. You see ... Ricky wanted Charlie sooo bad one year for Christmas. Grandma Barb searched everywhere to make his wish come true. She finally found Charlie in the JCPenny catalog. Grandma Barb was so excited to give it to him. But when Ricky opened the gift Christmas Eve - he was terrified of Charlie and has been ever since. Poor Charlie never went home with Ricky and has lived at Grandma's ever since. Charlie was left behind by Ricky again a couple weeks ago at the cabin (now that Ricky has a family of his own). So Charlie hitched a ride with the Hollywood Four and has been staying with us ever since. He is waiting patiently for Ricky to call his number ...
July 2008; Starring Charlie
Thursday, June 12, 2008
Ultimate Adventures
Abby has occassionally produced and filmed her own animated stories as well. Here is one she did a couple years ago.
1996; Produced and filmed by Abby
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Dogs Around The World
In 2006, Andrew made the following very cute animated film called "Dogs Around the World." He went on to produce four additional sequels but the original still stands as a timeless work of art.
1996; Filmed, produced and narrated by Andrew
Friday, May 30, 2008
Animated Barbie on Bike
This is a stop-motion animation I did with Abby in mind a few years back. This video actually prompted Abby and Andrew to create their own stop-motion animated films which I will post here at a later date (if I can find them all).
My overall love of science fiction and fantasy films was probably most influenced by my all-time favorite stop-motion animator: Ray Harryhausen. I still thoroughly enjoy his films despite the art form being mostly replaced by computer animation today.
Fall 2004; Starring Barbie (as Abby)
