Beings
Network: FX/Disney
Production Company: Dan Britt Studio, Nice Try
Beings is a six-part animated comedy anthology created for FX, where the bizarre meets the mundane in unexpected ways. Each standalone short dives into a surreal encounter with a strange being - sometimes otherworldly, sometimes all-too-human, peeling back layers of the unexplained to reveal something oddly familiar. The series blends sci-fi with absurdism, with each episode made in collaboration with a different comedian, writer, and performer, bringing their unique voice and perspective to the universe of Beings. 


Written by Sam Campbell, Jamie Demetriou, Ayo Edebiri.
Ellie White & Simon Longman, Johnny Pemberton,
Brendan O’Hare & Cory Snearowski.
Director: Dan Britt
Executive Producers: Alex Plapinger & Dan Britt
Associate Producer: Brianna Sedor
Music: Jerry Paper
Animators: Charlie Lane-Bush & Dan Britt
Clean-up & Colour: Jamie Hobbs & Lois De-Silva
Compositor: Dan Britt
Background Design: Tom Clohosy Cole, Dan Evans & Jamie Lewis
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Goblin Solutions
Client: Channel 4
Production Company: Blink Industries
Goblin Solutions is a surreal comedy for Channel 4, set in a world not too different from ours, except for one detail: Goblins are real, and they’re terrible flat-mates. Written and Directed by Dan Britt
Starring: Nick Mohammed, Tom Lawrinson,
Emma Sidi, Lorna Rose Treen
Executive Producer: Hugo Donkin, James Stevenson Bretton
Animators: Charlie Lane-Bush, Campbell Hartley, Chris Cray, Jac Clinch
Colourists: Weiden Wong, Alina Besanidou
Background Design: Guy Field, Pete Sharp
Background Colour: Bárbara Oliveira, Camille Perrin
Compositor: Dan Britt
Sound: Charlie Pelling







Alley Cats
Client: Netflix
Production Company: Blink Industries
Release 2026 Created by multi-award winning Writer and Performer Ricky Gervais,  Alley Cats is a brilliantly crude, rude and surprisingly heartwarming story about some jaded old strays who stumble upon a kitten searching for her home. 

As Compositing Supervisor on the show, I worked closely alongside Co-Director Elliot Dear and Art Director Tang Heng to set the final look of the 6 episode series. We wanted the characters to feel as richly textured as the beautifully painted backgrounds, and I was in charge of crafting an ambitious and meticulous compositing pipeline to achieve this.

Once the look was set, I created a set of unique comp templates for each of the characters, which would apply grain and shadows to the Animation Layers in a bespoke process. Alongside this I worked with Blink Industries Pipeline team to create a set of pipeline tools to allow the Comp team to build each of the over 1500 scenes from these templates in an automated way - allowing the team the maximum time to work creatively on the shots.

As the series progressed and our team grew, my role evolved into the creative direction and oversight of the Compositing shots created by our 8 strong Comp team, to ensure every shot was of a consistant standard from animation render through to final delivery. Throughout the production I also worked hands on as lead compositor on the most technically challenging shots in each episode.Writer & Director: Ricky Gervais
Co-Director: Elliot Dear
Art Director: Tang Heng
Technical Director: Erica Lack
Comp Supervisor: Dan Britt
Compositors: Paul Cheshire, Gustaf Linstrom, Jordan Siddall, Chris Bowles, Tom Fisher
Pre Compositing: Diana Blasquez, Michael Parsons






Space Man
Client:  Adult Swim
Production Company: Dan Britt Studio

While taking out the bins, Graham meets a Space Man. What starts as a simple encounter turns into a surreal journey through friendship, the universe, and the end of the world as we know it.

Originally shared as short clips, the Space Man shorts become a 12 minute special which aired on Adult Swim’s cable channel, with further shorts created for the Smalls series Planet Space Man. Written & Created by Dan Britt
Director: Dan Britt
Animator:
Director of Production Adult Swim Digital: Danya Levine
Executive Producers: Matt Harrigan & Dave Hughes
Music & SFX: Dan Britt







Flix by Tomi Ungerer
Client: Pictor Pictures
Production Company: EyePresent This 60-second teaser brings to life Flix, Tomi Ungerer's beloved story about a dog growing up in a town of cats (and the odd rat).  

Featuring the voices of Simon Bird, Gráinne Maguire and David Elms, the teaser helped spark major interest in the project. On the strength of this short, the show was greenlit for full TV production, introducing a new generation of audiences to a world where being different is both a challenge and a superpower.Directed by Dan Britt
Written by Nicole Paglia
Starring: Simon Bird, Grainne Maguire, David Elms
Animators: Blance Martinez, Campbell Hartley
Compositor & FX: Dan Britt






Sting Theory
Web Series Pilot
Production Company: Blink Industries
It was autumn... Sting hated autumn...

A day in the life of Sting as imagined by Katy Wix. Animated frame by frame and textured using digital watercolour brushes to give it a hand-crafted feel. This pilot was part of a pitch for a mini-series, each episode exploring the surreal inner worlds of different iconic figures.Directed by Dan Britt
Written and Voiced by Katy Wix
Music by Dan Michaelson
Produced by Charlie Perkins




Squiggle Goes for a Walk
Client:  Adult Swim
Production Company: Dan Britt Studio
In this experimental short created for Adult Swim smalls, Squiggle encounters new perspectives on the universe, friendship and soft drinks while out for his daily walk.

Written and Directed by Dan Britt






I Decided to Leave
Short Film
Commisioned by Channel 4 - Random Acts

I Decided to Leave is a short film commissioned by Channel 4's Random Acts program. The film follows the spiraling consequences of a man’s decision to quit his job and exploring the unpredictable aftermath. Using a non-linear narrative, the story cuts between the past and future, gradually revealing the unexpected consequences of this seemingly simple choice.Directed by Dan Britt
Voiced by Tim Key
Music & SFX by Skillbard






Don’t Hug Me I’m Scared - Workplace Stress
Production Company: Blink Industries
Client: Channel 4

I was invited to guest direct an animated segment for the BAFTA-winning cult series Don’t Hug Me I’m Scared, created by Becky & Joe.

I brought some of my signature animation techniques to this musical, lift-based brainwashing video shown to Duck after he threatens to leave his job.Animation Direction by Dan Britt
Series Created by Becky & Joe
Voiced by Lolly Adefope
Animators: Dan Britt & James Hatley 
Clean-up & Colour: Lois De-Silva.