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Computer Animation / Visual Effects Anerkennung - Honorary Mention 2008

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David OReilly
A troubled relationship between a cat and mouse set in the distant future. 30-Second Breakneck Heartbreak Uncut Turbodrama. Fatfree Ultraviolent Freezedried Shrinkwrapped Antiballet Timeline Easyopen Modern Unpunctuated Crass Clean Crisp High Definition Subversive Absurd Arrogant Loud Pretentious Sugarcoated Sincere Authentic Stories. Please Say Something, any answer will do.
David OReilly (IE), born 1985, is a young director working in the field of animation. After working with some of the most prestigious London studios in his teens, he broke away in 2005 to pursue filmmaking independently. He has since made a concerted effort toward innovation though his many short films, experimental animations and music Videos. Cultural commentator Xeni Jardin describes his style as “somewhere between Kubrick and Kaufman and Ketamine”. David currently lives and works in Berlin.