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Brief Description

This is a mini short movie about a man who has a regular routine, and active social life, but once he gets into this new video game, thing start to go downhill. This is a film focusing on the dangers of video game addiction.

Release Date

13th November 2020

About This Project

Game Over was insipired by my love for video games, and its main aim was to send the message that playing computer games is a lot of fun and awarding, but it is not the only thing to focus on in life.

Another insipiration for this project was to raise awareness on a lesser known issue in the world, such as Video Game addiction. Despite the fact it is very rare, it does happen and can seriously affect an indivduals life.

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Reviews

Holly Platt

I think that the films do a good job at being both educative and entertaining. There are so many small and intricate details in both the set design as well as the plot, which shows that a lot of care and attention went into the making of the films. The plot lines are heart-warming and powerful, they do a very good job at cautioning people about the effects of global warming and harm to marine life, without being over-complex..

Sam Jennah

In general, I’d say that Chike has progressed a lot as a film maker and artist. You can definitely see how his ability has improved through his films.

Amber Bardell

Director of GWAK

Chike's film 'Now You Sea Us, Now You Dont' immediately captivated me. The animation style is detailed, and he aptly addresses a topic that is often on my mind. The visual storytelling is both bold and endearing. Well worth a watch

Evie Minker

Face your footprint - An eye-opening animation that focuses on the everyday things that harm the planet, this animation is an amazing way to get the audience to consider their disposal of things they use on an everyday basis.

Anonymous

Face Your Footprint is A thought provoking film about humanity's impact on the environment.

Danny Russell

Now You Sea Us, Now You Don’t is a really unique and powerful way of describing the challenges the future generations face with pollution in our worlds oceans.