2014-2016: PROTOTYPE 2, an animated installation for the GLAS Festival, Berkely.

2013: PROTOTYPE FOR A CLOCK,  an animated installation for the Holland Animation Festival.

Work in progress: TWELVES, an installation; RARE ANIMALS TRIPTYCH, an installation, DOG DIARY, a short film.

2009: BOUNDARY CROSSINGS: devised and directed a two week intensive installation workshop entitled “Little Gods” at PNCA, Portland, Oregon.

2008: IN THE WOODS (7 minutes): a short film concerning American language, composed of overlapping time capsules.

Festival screenings include Telluride Film Festival, London Film Festival, Holland Animation Festival.

2008- : Chairman. American Colony Hotel, Jerusalem.

2006-2011: Co-Director, Program in Experimental Animation, CalArts.

2005- : Full time Faculty at CalArts

GOOD AND EVIL: a six and a half minute segment for the DREW CAREY GREENSCREEN SHOW produced with a crew of CalArts students.

MUSEUM FUR GESTALTUNG ZURICH showing working materials from PICNIC in “Trickraum” exhibition.

2003-2004: Guggenheim Fellow, working on experimental short film, IN THE WOODS.

2002-2004: Adjunct professor, Experimental Animation, CalArts.

2000-2002: Creative Director, Division of Commercials and Special Projects, Klasky Csupo Inc.

Visiting artist at CalArts.

Pre-production and initial production work on experimental CG short, SUSTAINING A COMPETITIVE EDGE THROUGH AESTHETICS.

ABDUCTEES included in Cartoon Noir theatrical program organized by Cinema Village in New York, and touring to major cities, now available on video and DVD (First Run Features).

1997-2001: Relocated from London to Los Angeles.

Director of Animation, Rhythm and Hues Studios Inc.

Commercials:

Gatorade

Hershey: Tastetations

Hershey: Bites

Hershey: Twizzlers

Xerox: Storybook

Geicko: Gecko

Visiting artist at CalArts.

Visiting artist at USC.

Work on animation feature film scripts: TABLOID HIGH and GIRLS COLONY.

Music video: ALL AROUND THE WORLD, for Oasis (in collaboration with artists Rob and Chris Clayton and directors Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris).

1996: Speedy Films, London.

ABDUCTEES screened theatrically at Film Forum, New York, through February.

ABDUCTEES acquired for TV in most territories in the world.

Winner 1st Prize, Sitges International Animation Festival, Spain; 1st Prize, Chicago Film Festival.

Other festival screenings include: Hiroshima, Annecy, Cardiff, Leipzig, Goteborg, Melbourne, Anima Mundi (Rio), Rezfest, Animac, Copenhagen, Holland, Los Angeles.

1995: Speedy Films, London.

Commercials:

Reach: Lift

Our Price: Reindeer

Kellogg's: Enter the Frog

Visiting artist at Harvard.

External Assessor, BA Animation Course, Surrey Institute of Art and Design.

ABDUCTEES (11 minutes) completed - a short film documenting hypnotically recovered memories of people abducted by space aliens, and based on their own drawings.

UK TV premiere Channel Four Television as part of a 30-minute documentary on Paul Vester, in the Fourmations: Secret Passions series.

Premiered theatrically UK at ICA cinema, London.

US premiere at Telluride Film Festival.

Winner 1st prize at London's Everyman Animation Festival.

Winner Golden Gate Award, Animation and Computer Generated Imagery, San Francisco Film Festival.

Subsequent UK tour as part of Live Wires/Raw Drawings British Film Institute theatrical touring program.

1994: Speedy Films, London.

Commercials:

Bubblicious: Tango

Kelloggs Honey Nut Loops: Bird and Bee

Reach: Wondergrip and Nightmare

VOLES, THE CASE OF THE MISSING SOCK completed - a pilot for a TV show. Commissioned by Linda Simensky for Nickelodeon.

Screened at Annecy and London Film Festival.

1993: Speedy Films, London.

Commercials:

Bubblicious: Ink Spots (Art Directors Award, New York)

Kelloggs: Honey Nut Loops: Cat and Bee

Served on selection jury for MOMI (Museum of the Moving Image) Awards, a scheme for producing independent animated films by recent

college graduates, jointly funded by the British Film Institute and Channel Four.

Served on jury for British Animation Awards.

External Assessor, BA Animation Course, Surrey Institute of Art and Design.

Served on jury for British Academy of Film and Television Awards.

Production started on ABDUCTEES for Channel Four Television

Taught animation workshop for Palestinian artists in Ramallah, in Occupied West Bank, funded by British Council.

1992: Speedy Films, London.

Commercials:

Converse: Happy Birthday Chuck

McEwans: Scandinavia

Various animation and graphic effects for Tony Kaye films including

Nike: Kick It

British Airways

Roger Waters Promo What God Wants

1991: Speedy Films, London.

Commercials:

Jell-O: Octopus

Promotion for CBS Television, CBS - Get Ready

Projects:

Live-action test footage (Hi-8) shot in New York City for animated documentary project, ABDUCTEES.

American Colony - a video diary for the BBC

Heads - Liquid Television (Screened at London Film Festival and as part of regional tour with the Arts Council funded Film and Video Umbrella, UK; and as part of Rezfest, USA.

Snake Attack – (MTV ident)

1990: Speedy Films, London.

Commercials:

Jell-O: Octopus

Promotion for CBS Television, CBS - Get Ready

Projects

Script completed for BLOTS, a project for a feature film, funded by British Screen.

American Colony - a video diary for the BBC

1989: Speedy Films, London.

Commercials:

Jell-O: Big Sister and Pudding Punks

Complan: Appearing Man

Test footage (16mm and Hi-8) shot in Jerusalem and West Bank for documentary project, AMERICAN COLONY.

Funding awarded for BLOTS, a script for a 90-minute theatrical feature, by British Screen.

PICNIC winner 1st prize, Films Under 5 minutes, LA International Animation Celebration.

Winner Golden Gate Special Jury Award, Films Under 5 minutes, San Francisco Film Festival.

Acquired by Tournee of Animation for special theatrical and video program, The British Invasion.

1988: Speedy Films, London.

Commercials:

McEwans Best Scotch: Moscow

Hershey: Song & Dance 15 seconds

Colgate: Superstar

Served on jury for Illustrator's Annual of that year.

Projects:

Development work started on BLOTS - project for a feature film.

PICNIC premiered in US at Telluride Film Festival.

Winner 1st prize, films under 5 mins, Ottawa International Animation Festival.

Other festival showings include:  Berlin, Venice, Annecy, Stuttgart, Rio, Ottawa, Zagreb.

Also included in Arts Council of Great Britain Experimental Animation touring program.

1987: Speedy Films, London.

Served on jury for Design and Art Direction Awards.

PICNIC (3 minutes) completed - an experimental short based entirely on found material, collected while traveling in Argentina and the Middle East 1981.

Premiered at Bristol International Animation Festival, in a retrospective of Paul Vester's work.

Film tests (16mm and hand-held 35mm) shot for live-action and animation feature project, GHOST RIDER.

1986: Speedy Films, London.

YODELLING SONGS (9 minutes) completed - a 16mm live-action short.

1985: Speedy Films, London.

Production work on PICNIC.

Work on script for a feature, GHOST RIDER.

1984: Speedy Films, London.

Production work on PICNIC.

Music video: AFRICAN VIDEO, for Christian Gandon Productions, Paris.

Rights to deleted comic book character, Ghost Rider, acquired from Marvel Comics.

1983: Speedy Films, London.

Production work on PICNIC.

ANIJAM (contributing director) Co-operative film for  International Rocketship, Vancouver (supervising director Marv Newland) - an

Exquisite Corpse piece with contributions from an international group of artists.

Festival screenings: Toronto, Portland, Telluride, Denver, Lucca, Oberhausen, Asolo, Hiroshima, Seattle, Annecy, Varna, Madrid, Stuttgart, Melbourne.

Jury Prize: Toronto International Animation Festival

1st prize: Northwest Film and Video Festival, Portland, Oregon

Best Animated Film, Asolo Film Festival, Asolo, Italy

1982: Speedy Films, London.

Production work on PICNIC.

Music video: ISRAEL, for Siouxsie and the Banshees.

1981: Speedy Films, London.

Travel in Argentina, the USA and the Middle East researching and taking photographs for experimental film project, PICNIC.

SUNBEAM on general cinema release in UK with the Oscar-winning feature film CHARIOTS OF FIRE (dir: Hugh Hudson, 20th Century Fox).

Artwork from SUNBEAM acquired by the Victoria and Albert Museum, London for its permanent collection.

SUNBEAM also shown at Annecy and acquired for television in Germany, Switzerland, Sweden and the UK.

Other festival screenings included: London, Sidney, Holland, Zagreb.

Acquired by the International Tournee of Animation.

1980: Speedy Films, London.

SUNBEAM (4 minutes) completed

Winner Special Jury Prize at Ottawa International Animation Festival.

1975-1980: Production work on SUNBEAM - a short film set to a song, "What's at the Top of a Sunbeam", based on sketches, photographs and ideas formulated during a period living in Venice, California - with assistance from the Arts Council of Great Britain and Christian Gandon Productions, Paris.

Two animated alphabets completed for MR TRIMBLE.

Music recorded for PICNIC, a project for a three-minute short.

1976 - : Director, American Colony Hotel, Jerusalem.

1974-1975: Speedy Films, London.

SERIES 2 and SERIES 3 of MR TRIMBLE completed

Pre-production work for SUNBEAM.

1973: Speedy Films established, London.

TITLES and SERIES 1 of MR TRIMBLE completed - animations for children for Yorkshire Television.

1972: Taught part-time at Ravensbourne College of Art, Bromley College of Art, and Central School of Art, London.

Work with Vivian Stanshall of the Bonzo Dog Doo Da Band on a script for a feature, THE PRIVATE LIFE OF FATHER CHRISTMAS.

1971: Halas and Batchelor Ltd, London.

FOOTBALL FREAKS (7 minutes) completed

Festival screenings include Annecy, Tokyo.

Golden Dragon Award, Japan (1971)

1969-1970:

Halas and Batchelor Ltd, London.

Richard Taylor Cartoons Ltd, London

Bob Godfrey Films, London

Production work on FOOTBALL FREAKS - experiments with sound and narrative fragments.

1968-69: Royal College of Art, London, School of Film and TV.

1965-1968: Central School of Art, London.

REPETITION (1 minute) completed 1968- a film based on a two-line poem by Norman Mailer.

ANIMA (1 minute) completed 1968- experiments with narrative, sound and image, based on the Jungian concepts of Anima and Animus.

Winner 1st prize 1968 National Student Film Festival, UK.