Corduroy Road\Cor"duroy` Road\*(k[^o]r"d[-u]roi` [r^od]` n.

1. a roadway formed of logs laid side by side across it, as in marshy places; -- so called from its rough or ribbed surface, resembling corduroy. [U.S.]

“A great portion of the way was over what is called a corduroy road, which is made by throwing trunks of trees into a marsh, and leaving them to settle there. The very slightest of the jolts with which the ponderous carriage fell from log to log, was enough, it seemed, to have dislocated all the bones in the human body.”- Charles Dickens, American Notes for General Circulation, 1842

Corduroy Road Productions\ n. the first incarnation of what is now Bar-Oh-W Films back when animation was the primary focus, it now hangs around as an laboratory for the odd animation experiment or exchange of ideas.

A blogspot can be found here.

Meanwhile Passing (2003)

The first official swing at filmmaking through still photography an animation, shot in New Haven CT.

Hodinovy Stroj (2013)

The first foray into stop-motion animation. Shot in Prague and created along with Sarah Solon-Hanover and Sara Levi.

Joe's Flyin' A-Garic (2004)

My undergrad thesis, a one-man band stop-motion project.

For years Joe has dreamed of fame on Coney Island's Dreamland Stage. So far he's made it as far as a forgotten corner under the stage's floorboards. Student stop-motion short by Katrina Whalen, shot on 16mm. Set to 'Tabletop Joe' by Tom Waits, off of his 2002 release 'Alice' (anti.com/artists/tom-waits/).

Sammy (2007)

Stick-figure animation set to music by the Silver Jews.

It's All Happening... (2009)

A day at the Bronx Zoo created out a rapidly shot series of still images (pixilation).

Design Collab (2013)

An exercise collaboration with Stephan Moravski (design) and Ari Fulton (wardrobe). We were given two two characters, a situation, and a series of dialogue lines, and told to make a short photo montage.

Corduroy Roads

Corduroy Road\Cor"du*roy` Road*\(k[^o]r"d[-u]*roi` [r^od]` n.

Corduroy Road\Cor"duroy` Road\*(k[^o]r"d[-u]roi` [r^od]` n.