COLLABORATIONS | Andy Gomez

This fun, light hearted and fast paced film follows the journey of a group of animals filming their tv show as a random glitch interferes with their production. Scrambling to finish and protect their sensitive data, they attempt various methods of evasion, but their problems just keep multiplying! The animals must choose between saving their film or saving themselves if they ever hope for the chaos to end…

Winner of The President’s Media Awards for Excellence – Best in 3D Animation 2022

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One of my other jobs for the film was helping with this scene of a portal opening which shows up better on the film itself. Highly recommend checking it out!

My main job during the production of Take a Byte was creating a "fairy dust" like effect with binary code for the glitch bugs. For that I created my own 1s and 0s to work with using photoshop as seen above.

I animated them using mainly After Effects and Toon Boom Harmony, creating different paths, offsets, opacities and more to archive the desire effect for every single shot. Below there's a compilation of the many effects I did, feel free to see the film on the official website to see the effects in action!

This 30 second short film came to be as part of the 2022 24 hours animation contest, with that years prompt being "Our world in a 100 years". Our team, going under the name of Big Box of Rats played with the idea of the evolution of a surviving species in a planet consumed by chaos, being observed by curious minds wanting to know what came to be of what we used to call home.

Due to the demanding 24 hours everyone in our team got to do a little bit of everything, which I find personally very appealing to see as we get to experience different roles and learn from them all at once. Below you'll find showcases of my work in this short film.

Cockroach Design Sheet Outer Space People Design Idea

Rough Storyboards Examples

Some of My Animations

Directed by Cameron Kletke “Between you and me” is a short experimental film, taking place in several of her old journals.

Winner of The President’s Media Awards for Excellence – Best in 2D or Experimental Animation 2023

I got the pleasure of working as texture animator for a scene in this amazing short film. I used oil pastels to mimic movement transitions between swirls and smears of color to a linear (and hairy) kind of texture, using under the camera animation.