The work

Shows & projects

The Remember Kate slate. Two produced series, work in development, and the archive underneath them. Everything here passed the same three-word filter.

Worlds Apart, the office cast at work
Complete · 2 seasons

Worlds Apart

2 seasons, 20 episodes, 40 minutes of finished 2D animation, multiple voice talents, delivered solo. A cast of misfits sharing one workplace. Directed, written, animated and edited by one artist, and the pipeline behind it became the foundation for everything that followed.

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Rex Derrick at the Extinction Report news desk
Complete · Season 1

The Extinction Report

A cranky extinct dinosaur, Rex Derrick, reads the news with a grudge against the modern world. Fifteen episodes, dry and vertical. Season 1 is finished, and Rex now turns up as a segment inside the long-form videos.

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In development

Head-Jobs HQ title art with the alien construction crew
Short on hold · developing in short form

Head-Jobs HQ

A crew of alien construction workers have one job: get their whole race home to Mother Earth. But the tyrant Black Hat would rather they didn't.

The full-length short is paused. The world keeps growing through short-form pieces.

Created by Clinton Connelly. Remember Kate: animation and production.

Watch the 2026 animatic
The Desert Angel title mark
Script & bible complete · on hold

Desert Angel

A feature-length script and series bible, developed through photographic reference and look development. Complete as a package and not currently in production. Available to talk about with the right partner.

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Also in the archive

Zanzi, the tuxedo-wearing Fly Spy

Fly Spy

A fly in a tuxedo with a licence to snoop. A proof of concept for a full series, which was documented and pitched but never went into production.

Willeminna from This Girl Shines

This Girl Shines

The Willeminna short, a smaller character-led piece from the catalogue.

Playful Irreverent Dark

Every project gets the same three-word workout. Two out of three earns a rewrite, not a rejection.