Baba’s Feast
In this new silent film, Baba Yaga goes out into the forest in search of her next meal...more
Spooky Studio Tours #06
Once again we explore the magic of mushrooms (this time in the forest)
in Mushroom Special 2! As we gather..more
The Gift
A lonely cemetery ghost wakes up one night to discover a mysterious package…more
Make a Wish
Cast a spell, make a wish, and let the spirits do the rest! …more
Spooky Studio Tours #04
In this video we make a visit to the local pumpkin patch, paint spooky images on mini canvases, and help the Kitchen Witch conjure up… more
Spooky Studio Tours #03
Happy Ghost Productions presents our 3rd Episode of Spooky Studio Tours, The Mushroom Special! more…
Spooky Studio Tours #02
A montage of Fall and Winter Seasons at the Happy Ghost Studio. more…
Spooky Studio Tours #01
Follow along with us for a Happy Ghost Studio Tour where you’ll get a look into the hands-on process of our Fun and Spooky creations. Happy Halloween! more…
The Ghost Gardener
Nature’s changing of season gets a little help from a ghost that likes to garden.
Happy Ghost’s Halloween Visit
On the Halloween Night, Sheeshaboo, the ghost, takes flight to visit his friends, the nomchoms.
Halloween Moon Scene
The Nomchoms sit on top of a branch next to a friendly owl, where they overlook a scene under a crescent moon. Witches fly on their broom sticks, fireflies glow bright, and other creatures make their presence known. Please take a seat and enjoy this Hallow’s Eve.
Nomchom’s are little monsters that live in the
refrigerator. Included within this library is a bundle
of animated shorts.
The Money Pig
Based on a short story by Hans Christian Andersen, The Money Pig
is a subtle and playful tale of class relations involving a
group of toys in a child’s playroom. It was completed in 2002
and screened at several SF Bay Area film festivals, including
New Voices and Visions Film Festival in Oakland CA and the Film
Arts Festival of Independent Cinema in San Francisco. It was
also the winner of several film animation awards, including the
Berkeley Video & Film Festival and the Black Box Theater Film
Festival in Oakland, CA.
