A genre-bending comedy about the legend of the McMurdo Baby.

Impressions of a solitary winter spent working the night shift.

A man’s son is taken. He’ll do anything to get him back.

Short film made for the 2009 Winter International Film Festival of Antarctica. This was an entry in the 48 hour film making competition section. We had one weekend to make a film that included all of the following items: A comedy head piece, The Character of a temperamental Continental Chef, The Line of dialogue "Do you want to buy a dog?", A roll of toilet paper, The sound of a can opening.

Made for the 2007 Antarctic 48-hour Film Competition. Films had to include a stuffed toy or action figure, a fork, belly laughs and the line, "'Tis but a scratch!" This is a sequel to last year's entry "Grumpea." Hope you enjoy it!

Best 48Hrs

This film was made for the Antarctic 48 Hour film competition at McMurdo Station. Film requirements were it had to be made in Antarctica within 2 days, had to contain a bowl, an ice cream cone, a sleeping person, the sound of a phone, and the line "We've lost another one". This won best film.

After spending a winter in Antarctica in total darkness and isolation, a tired Winterover sits down for a satisfying meal. This film was made in 48 hours.

Best Editing

There are five hidden elements within the film: line "May the Force be With You"; object "Stethescope"; character "Mythical Creature"; sound: "Elephant trumpeting"; action "Fashion show cat walk".

An accidental winterover needs to find a new friend

Last La Croix Heist

A man starts his day at McMurdo.

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