Evacuee

Old stuff

Lino

First weeks of secondary school

Land of Me

Such an amazing & sweet project made by wonderful people.
That's one of the coolest jobs I ever had the chance to work.

Find out more over there:
www.thelandofme.com

Dr Strangeglove Animated music

Producer: Jack McCall
Music by: Sanj
Voice: Ashley
Lyrics: Steve Cleverly

Direction: Wip Vernooij, Cako Facioli
Animation: Jeroen Jaspaert, Cako Facioli, Wip Vernooij

Car design: Trevor White
Illustration assist: Nick Stoney

All characters are existing designs from the Moshimonsters online game. (Copyright Mindcandy)

Jamie's Dream School

©2011 Channel 4

Advertising for the new Documentary series on Channel 4 lead by Jamie Oliver.

Directed by Marc Reisbig with the design of Hanne Berkaak for Passion Pictures.

Producer: Geraldine McCarthy

Project Manager: Helen Lord

Flash Animation:
Nick Appleton
Cako Facioli
Grigoris Leontiades

Roto:
Sarah Juniper
Guillaume Cassuto

Colorists:
Giles Dill
Tim Divall
Anita Corcoran

Compositing:
Stephane Coedel
Celine Desrumaux


Editing:
Anne Monnehay
Tim King

The Super Moshis

Produced by:
Wip Vernooij (Director/Animator)
Cako Facioli (Animator)
Daan Hendriks (Sounddesigner)

Royalty free music licensed by stockmusic.net

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Change for Life

Little animation test made as a pitch for "Change for Life" campaign at Passion Pictures in 2008

Nickelodeon Film Club

Passion Pictures 2007
Directed by Jerry Forder
Cako Facioli (part of the animation team)

Peladagem

Monsters

Bagman

Absent Dad

Xmas post

It's been two years since I started working on this piece, then last week I finally managed to get it done.
This sculpture it's so meaningful to me, as it's based on a period of my son's life (from 7 to 9). At this time, for some reason, Lino got himself totally immersed into 1940's, to the point he decided to live as a IIWW boy, dressing up every day as an evacuee and carrying a cardboard box containing a gas mask I had to make to him, asking his mum to cook recipes from that time, not to mention the countless times we had to visit the Imperial War Museum. More impressively, he would ban himself from videogames and any electronic devices for weeks in a row! That era last 2 impressive and funny years, and I'm glad we even celebrated it at my birthday party asking our friends to come dressed as 1940's too. Check it here.
So well, I thought one day that it would be nice to make a sculpture from that character I was living with. After a few sketches I jumped into the clay model, but to get the mold and cast done took me a while as I was afraid to destroy my model in the process! Anyway, this is it ;)

Here you can see a bit more about each step of the process:
references
early sketches
previous post 2008
molding and casting
painting
2 years celebration