Sabrina Richert

Wade
Written by my friend and co-director Genevieve Lefevre (www.genevievelefevre.com), Wade is a short that I made the set and puppets for out of wool and natural materials, animated, and edited. It follows the protagonist Billy as she faces a daunting obstacle, and is a metaphorical story of the seemingly impossible challenges and obstacles that womxn, especially womxn of color, have to overcome.

Animation Reel
1:21 of highlights from various animation projects of mine.

In The Barn
The story of Arwen, one of the sheep on the farm I grew up on, and her lambs.

Disposable

A political film on the inhumane treatment of undocumented immigrants in the US.

Friends
This is a very short project that I did to try out replacement animation. The sounds were either recorded by me or from freesound.org (special thank you to dominictreis on freesound.org for the great music!).

Shear Madness
Exploring the textures of wool and both on and off the sheep during the shearing process.

On The Farm
Reflections on growing up on a farm and how people perceive me.

Fibers
A study of the colors and textures of wool fibers.

Sunny

One of my first forays into Maya, where I use camera angle to create a reveal at the end.

Lamb Tails
A story of two mischievous young lambs and their caretaker.

Chain Reaction
A surrealist animation of some modeling tests.