This is Em Cooper's oil-paint animation showreel, giving a quick overview of her work.

TV Ad for Berghaus. An escape to the countryside.

Feature documentary by director Arwen Curry, comprising ten years of interviews with Le Guin as she tells the story of her journey to becoming a major feminist author.

Peabody Award winning ITVS feature documentary following DJ Savarese - a young autistic poet and playwright on a journey to become one of America's first non-speaking autistic students to attend university.

A sample of Em Cooper's animation from Series 2 of Gortimer Gibbon's Life on Normal Street - Amazon Prime's multi award winning children's TV series. Gortimer discovers what happens when parents put too much pressure on their children.

A sample of Em Cooper's animation from series 1 of Amazon Prime's multi award winning children's TV series Gortimer Gibbon's Life on Normal Street: Gortimer learns what it's like to be shy.

Critically acclaimed BBC Scotland feature documentary directed by Eric Steel exploring the extraordinary life of Scottish flymaker Megan Boyd, weaving oil-painted animation with live action.

A collaboration with contemporary composer Jim Perkins. Oil-painted animation screened to a live vocal performance, drawing on philosophical and psychoanalytic themes.

Sierra Leonean MP Bernadette Lahai struggles for gender equality in a political environment shadowed by patriarchy and corruption.

Kapka Kassabova captures the essence of the emotional world of Tango dancing in her memoir. This short film accompanies the release of the book.

A dark tale of the differences in perspective between a mother and her daughter.

Inspired by the work of psychoanalyst, Sándor Ferenczi, a film that vividly portrays the tragic confusion of desire which can be a devastating effect of child abuse.

'Later, she sat me in front of a large mirror…' A response to Maja Hrgović’s story of a passionate encounter between two women.

Shot from the point of view of a newborn baby, a film that encounters the world from the preverbal perspective of the infant.

Commissioned by Devon County Council and aimed at 12-16 year olds, this film raises questions about the emotional complexity involved in cases of domestic violence.

A surreal experimental film capturing the grief of an estranged couple, struggling to deal with the loss of their baby.