Adam Cooley

Features four distinct, bizarre, existential tales about people whose lives are in transition, who are each asking questions about themselves, their environments, and about God(s).

A man returns from the dead only to split into two separate beings.

A guy tries to make a no budget film, but no one wants to work with him.

Four artist friends interact in this tale of self-disintegration and disconnection from the outside world. Loneliness prevails.

A talk show hosts realizes there's no reason to exist, but he won't bother with suicide.

A visual essay on a disintegrating relationship.

Features four distinct, bizarre, existential tales about people whose lives are in transition, who are each asking questions about themselves, their environments, and about God(s).

A guy tries to make a no budget film, but no one wants to work with him.

Four artist friends interact in this tale of self-disintegration and disconnection from the outside world. Loneliness prevails.

A talk show hosts realizes there's no reason to exist, but he won't bother with suicide.

A visual essay on a disintegrating relationship.

A wild, eccentric, surreal no-budget animated series, which has absolutely nothing to do with drug use. The creators (Adam Cooley/SeaMonster3D) aren't into drugs -- the show is here to ask the question, "Why do people want to watch a show about a superhero who is on drugs?" An absurdist existential essay on the idea of animation and superheroes, the core of the show is primarily about a pot-smoking superhero deer who knows he's on "television" and constantly talks to the audience about what it's like to be a superhero. He is fully aware he is being animated.

An animated series where a folk singer runs a graveyard -- in his mind. He has done something horrible in his past and he is being haunted by God -- who has taken the form of his doG -- who is trying to get him to relive his repressed memories.

Avant-garde streetlight shots.

Drama in reverse.