Re-uploaded. I found the original footage so decided to re-cut this video and fix the horrible jerky frame rate it had.

There was no serious attempt to make a film here, we were just having some fun in the sun and decided to do some improvised no budget bullet-time effects. Filmed in 2004.

I believe we'd just had a lecture on transposes of matrices, if the title throws you.

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A mother and her cub (correct me if I'm wrong).

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A series of photographs chronicling the demolition of the old Williamwood High School (formerly Eastwood High School) to make way for flats and town houses. The first photo was taken on the 5th of July, 2006 and the final on the 30th May 2009. As of this time there is still construction going but this section appears to be completed.

Photos from 0:44 onwards were taken with a wider lens which is why I was able to zoom out in the video and get more in the shot.

More photos of the site are available at:
http://www.markhaldane.com/whs

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Some foxes and their cubs who've been regular visitors in our garden lately. They're amazing to watch.

Filmed near Glasgow, Scotland. The video was shot late evening in low light so it's pretty grainy.

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Some initial tests for my upcoming project. It's primarily 2D, but I will be using 3D for some shots so I'm experimenting with that now.

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Leica reel for a 60-second character/environment-based film.

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A brief animated stinger for a design project.

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A quick digital inking and colouring of my flour sack pencil test here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v =bHosA-smm60

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An experimental piece of straight-ahead, frame-by-frame animation using charcoal and a single piece of paper. Each frame is drawn upon the previous and then shot (with no going back). We had only three hours in which to do this.

Credits: Mark Haldane, Andrew Strachan, David Thompson.

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A week-long group project to create a TV intro for Ian Rankin's "Knots & Crosses". The brief was given to us by title sequence director Richard Morrison.

We spent three days coming up with the concept, finding/dressing locations and filming, and one day editting.

I co-directed it with the team and designed and animated the typography.

Credits:
Mark Haldane, Dean Kerrer, Ian Forbes, Lewis Den-Hertog.

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A video for Thom Yorke's "The Clock" for a motion graphics college project back in Spring 2007. The video is incomplete; it's really a two-minute sample of what could be done for the whole song.

The project was part of a D&AD competition.

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Elwood's in a last-minute rush to find the ultimate present. (2006)

(This is the re-uploaded version. The frame rate problem has been fixed.)

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