I make animated movies by repurposing and modifying video games, and using a variety of real-time animation tools, and I've been doing so since before there was a name for it ("machinima").

Between 1998 and the present, I’ve over fifty short films in a variety of genres and with a variety of tools, and have done sound design and musical score for dozens more.

My work has been featured in film festivals and exhibitions all over the world, and I have made some wonderful friends along the way.

“Male Restroom Etiquette” is my best known work, which has racked up over 6.5 million views on YouTube. It’s been used as an entertaining instructional aid in college Psychology classrooms around the globe, earned an entry in the Guinness World Records, and has been screened at over twenty film and animation festivals in ten countries.

When I’m not making films, I enjoy other creative outlets like writing, music and podcasting.

This site has a sample of some of what I think is my best or most interesting work so far.

I hope you enjoy - and spread the word!

Phil (a.k.a. zsOverman)