Attack of the Demons Teaser Trailer

Ahead of its World Premiere at Cinepocalypse this June, check out the teaser trailer for Attack of the Demons!!

Attack of the Demons WORLD PREMIERE!

I am thrilled to announce that my 2nd feature animated film, Attack of the Demons, will be premiering at Cinepocalypse 2019!!  The event takes place in Chicago June 13-20th. 

Words cannot express how excited I am to share our crazy cut paper animated horror film with you. 
To check out more information about Cinepocalypse and to see the other amazing films they have in their lineup, head to: Cinepocalypse Film Fest

Elaquent - Moment of Weakness

I am thrilled to present this super chill video for the amazing Elaquent's track "Moment of Weakness"

Elaquent - Moment of Weakness from Eric Power on Vimeo.

When I first heard Elaquent's "Moment of Weakness" I was struck by how cinematic it sounds. I began to see landscapes with rolling hills, mountains, forests, and streams. I decided very early on that I wanted to pull the camera back and challenge myself with letting the landscapes tell the story and dictate the mood. It's no secret that I am a huge fan of Samurai cinema (my first animated feature is a Samurai film, afterall). The flute featured in the track was so striking to me that I wanted to make it part of the narrative, so I decided to tell a loose story of a traveling musician who plays for the gods. It was important to me to not lock down any particular narrative as the music felt bigger than any short story could contain. So, until the day I can convince Elaquent to score a full feature, this is gonna have to do!

Paul Jacks - Lightning Lobotomy

After taking time off to create my feature film, Attack of the Demons, I am back with my first of several music videos of 2019!

Paul Jacks came to me with this excellent track off his debut album, Defractor.  The song spoke to my own wanderlust, so I chose to explore a character who is seemingly on an endless journey.  I wondered what the repercussions would be of a life spent in the air.  Would everything begin to bleed together? 
I opted to dive into abstraction to explore these ideas.  Unlike many videos I've directed, I decided not to focus heavily on a narrative structure.  This ended up being a very challenging project to wrap my head around, but I am quite pleased with the results of my experimentation.  Take a look!

To support the fantastic soundscapes Paul Jacks is creating, visit his site: Tritone Records