Crema Suprema opens for Buddy Valastro (AKA Cake Boss)

Not only has "Crema Suprema" received worldwide recognition from festivals like Cannes International Film Festival Short Film Corner, and won 3 awards as well as 5 nominations, but the animated short will now be screened at the first Canada's Baking and Sweets Show at the International Centre in Toronto on Oct. 2.

The film opens for "the Boss" Buddy Valastro, from the TV show Cake Boss.  Watch this award-winning short film, along with seeing the amazing decorations created by Pacha Balloon Creations (the exclusive decorators of the show), including a recreation of Carlo's Bakery on the stage made of balloons!  Come by the Pacha Balloon Creations booth and pick up a copy of the film, or be wowed by the balloon creations, couture and more!
Other appearances include Cupcake Girls, the Happy Baker and more!  Fun for the family, or the baker in all of us!

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Flash animation

cute little Flash animation...don't forget to blow out the candles...

Kenya Help Project

A title sequence created for filmmaker PJ Lee's documentary film called "The Kenya Help Project".  It is about the children of Sidai.  A heart-warming tale about children helping children and the possibilities we can accomplish for others.

Crema Suprema!

It has been quite a journey for Crema Suprema...(and it is still requested in festivals today)

Inspired by the feel of the old rubber hose animations up until the introduction of technicolour, Crema Suprema (2008; 2 m. 50 s.) is a multiple award-winning stop motion animation about two bakers who are competing to win the World's Greatest Cake Contest. As the bakers sabotage each others "masterpiece" cakes, it seems as though neither baker has a chance of winning. Only one cake can win.

It has won 3 awards: Best Animated Short at the LaFemme Film Festival (Beverly Hills), Best Animated Short (Jersey Shore Film Festival) and Audience Choice Award for Best Animation (Jersey Shore Film Festival).
It has been nominated for the following: Best of Festival and Best Animated Short at the Miami Short Film Festival; Best Animated Short at the Action on Film Festival (Pasadena); Audience Choice of Best Animation (Sedona Int. Film Festival) and an Animation Semi-finalist (Angelus Student Film Festival).
It has been screened internationally, including the Cannes Short Film Corner in both 2009 and 2010.