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matthew walker's blog: October 2009
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Friday, 30 October 2009. It has been quite sometime since I have updated this blog. I have been meaning to update my entire website and have been neglecting to post anything in the meantime. Here's an interim post however. I have been preparing for some moderate Halloween celebrating, the primary activity of which will be watching a candle burn out inside the Charlie Brown pumpkin I carved. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Bristol, United Kingdom. View my complete profile. All content © matthew walker.
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matthew walker's blog: January 2011
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Tuesday, 11 January 2011. Toronto zoo polar bears. I directed and animated all of them except for "Skills" which was animated by Felix Massie. One thing that was particularly exciting for me about this campaign was that it is the first time that artwork of mine has made its way on to merchandise. If you would like to own this rather nice colouring book. Sporting my complex and detailed polar bear artwork you can purchase them from the Toronto Zoo. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Bristol, United Kingdom.
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matthew walker's blog: Christmas in Wonderland available on iTunes
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Tuesday, 9 February 2010. Christmas in Wonderland available on iTunes. Are available as a very reasonably priced double-bill from iTunes. They've been on there for a while but it only just occurred to me to add a link to my website and blog. I made a nice image for you to click on, to the right of this page, if you wish to make a purchase. In the 'more by this director' portion of the iTunes page you will see that I also starred alongside the late Patrick Swayze in Christmas in Wonderland.
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matthew walker's blog: Mother of Many wins BAFTA
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Monday, 22 February 2010. Mother of Many wins BAFTA. Film Mother of Many. Won the BAFTA for short animation last night. Congratulations to Emma who fought off a Gruffalo and a Happy Duckling to obtain the prize. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Bristol, United Kingdom. Matthew Walker is a writer, director and animator based in Bristol and this is his blog. View my complete profile. Mother of Many wins BAFTA. Christmas in Wonderland available on iTunes. British Animation Awards Public Choice.
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matthew walker's blog: jumped out of a plane
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Wednesday, 31 March 2010. Jumped out of a plane. I had an amazing experience on Saturday when I took part in a skydive at Skydive Cornwall. In Perranporth to raise money for The Vanessa Grant Trust. Ending on a Right Stuff. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Bristol, United Kingdom. Matthew Walker is a writer, director and animator based in Bristol and this is his blog. View my complete profile. Jumped out of a plane. Jumping out of a plane. All content © matthew walker. Making of operator blog.
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matthew walker's blog: March 2010
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Wednesday, 31 March 2010. Jumped out of a plane. I had an amazing experience on Saturday when I took part in a skydive at Skydive Cornwall. In Perranporth to raise money for The Vanessa Grant Trust. Ending on a Right Stuff. Wednesday, 24 March 2010. Jumping out of a plane. This weekend (more precisely Saturday 27th of March 2010) I will be jumping out of a plane. Unlike my previous attempts at jumping out of planes this will be an organised skydive and, even better then that, it will be for charity.
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matthew walker's blog: March 2009
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Thursday, 19 March 2009. If you visit the College Green/Unity Street BS1 area on google maps and look at street view you will see me on my bicycle, cycling to work. Incredible. Wednesday, 18 March 2009. Out of focus group c. On Friday the 13th, which was five days ago, Little Face was screened in front of a public audience for the first time at Adam Buxton's Out Of Focus Group C. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Bristol, United Kingdom. View my complete profile. Out of focus group c. Making of operator blog.
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matthew walker's blog: toronto zoo polar bears
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Tuesday, 11 January 2011. Toronto zoo polar bears. I directed and animated all of them except for "Skills" which was animated by Felix Massie. One thing that was particularly exciting for me about this campaign was that it is the first time that artwork of mine has made its way on to merchandise. If you would like to own this rather nice colouring book. Sporting my complex and detailed polar bear artwork you can purchase them from the Toronto Zoo. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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matthew walker's blog: January 2010
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Monday, 25 January 2010. Congratulations to Emma Lazenby. For her BAFTA nomination! Her new film Mother of Many has been nominated in the Short Animation. Category. Well done Emma! Wednesday, 20 January 2010. What I have been doing and what I wish I could do. Now that is done I have a few short films scripts I need to get written while I have a gap between jobs. I am quite anxious to make another short film now and have a few ideas and oppurtunities that I need to follow up. On an entirely unrelated but ...
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matthew walker's blog: British Animation Awards Public Choice
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Monday, 8 February 2010. British Animation Awards Public Choice. Anyone who likes Adam Buxton. Or animated yellow blobs on legs may be pleased to know that my film Little Face. Which features both), that I co-directed with Ben Lole, is being screened tomorrow night (the 9th February 2010) at the Watershed. At 6pm as part of the British Animation Awards. If you go along you will also have the opportunity to vote for your favourite film, which may or may not be Little Face. Bristol, United Kingdom.
