This very cool and unique CGI short film is called The Future Forms of Life, its story is based on Theo Jansen's kinetic sculptures. If we work really hard on our dreams sooner or later we will reach our goals. But what if one day our dreams go too far? Enjoy.

It's starting to be a very hot summer, so this video seems very appropriate for this sunny hot Saturday. You can watch some graceful giraffes take on high diving in '5m80′ (a funny animated short from Cube Creative) on your way to the pool.

Do you like creepy things?  If the answer is yes, you will love this CGI VFX Short Film for sure... it's an awesomely creepy animated short film created by the talented filmmaker and visual artist Floris Kaayk! A futuristic vision of a world after a catastrophic disaster. In this dark parable mutated limbs are looking for cooperation, but due to miscommunication this mission is doomed to fail.

The storyline of The Origin of Creatures is based on one of the most well-known tales about collaboration, the Tower of Babel. This tale is transformed and twisted and is set in an imaginary future, after the world is hit by a catastrophe. Among the remains of a devastated city lives that what is left of humanity. Human bodies are divided into separated parts of the body and are fused to special beings. Together, these creatures form a colony, they can only survive when collaborating. In the rubble of destroyed buildings they are trying to build a nest as large and as high as possible, so that the colony's queen gets enough sunlight to reproduce, but due to miscommunication this mission is doomed to fail.

Filmmaker / Visual artist. Studied animation at St.Joost Art Academy and did a Master of Fine Arts at the Sandberg Institute. Creative ambassador of The Hague

Creator: Floris Kaayk, produced by: Marc Thelosen, D.O.P.: Reinier van Brummelen, composer: Lennert Busch, sounddesign: Bart Jilesen, Erik Griekspoor, Elena Martín Hidalgo, trainee: Vincent van der Klaauw

A seriousFilm production, 2010

Financially supported: Netherlands Film Fund, Rotterdam Media Fund, Stroom Den Haag.

What would you do when Death is coming for you? Well, you should watch this funny and well animated short film by the talented team at Simpals! Dji is an unusual death. The Dark Knight has appeared in a different form. No, he is not white and fluffy. Dji is just terribly unlucky. All he has to do is to take the soul of a dying man.

Do you want to know how much the CGI animated characters and technology evolved the last decade? Well... the Chimpanzee from the commercial is not real! It's created on a computer... it caught my attention enough to offer you the same details listed in the description of the Youtube video and some pictures behind the scene.

Everybody need a hero, right? Fantastic 3D Animated Short shows the adventures of a young ordinary man - a dreamer - who was electro-shocked to became a superhero. The short movie was directed by Hugo JACKSON, Pascal CHANDELIER, Valentin MICHEL, Bastien MORTELECQUE and Elliot MAREN.

 Destiny is a short movie created by Fabien Weibel along with 3 other students in the french school "Bellecour Ecoles d'art". I took them one year to do it and they used 3ds max. Enjoy... it's an interesting short movie.

"El Vendedor De Humo" (Smoke Seller) is a funny short film directed by Jaime Maestro at Prime Frame school of animation in Spain.

This short movie have won some awards during the last 2 years... and for good reasons! An intriguing and well animated short film by the talented animator and film maker Erick Oh, HEART is an exploration of transcendence. It presents questions through abstract metaphors and symbols, illustrated by the human heart.

Enjoy an amazing animated short film about the lack of inspiration syndrome/writer's block from Bellecour Schools, Art Design & entertainment, directed by Tom Gouill, Jeoffrey Lavanche et Mélanie Tournois. Music was created by Erwann Chandon, sound design by Pierre Michaud.

This short movie is a very creative and heart warming short imagined and created by the talented team of Alyse Miller & Phillip Simon using Autodesk Maya, Pixar Renderman, Nuke, Adobe Premiere, Adobe Photoshop, and 3D Paint Coat. It was produced at RIngling College of Art and Design Computer Animation Program.

A very interesting SciFi short animation based on a story by Tomek Baginski.

This is a very good example why I love science fiction: there are no limits to human imagination, and you can always find something surprising in someone's story.