The mission of Sweaty Eyeballs Animation is to showcase unique, experimental and diverse voices in the field of animated filmmaking with a focus on innovation in craft, storytelling and work that questions preconceived notions of what animation can and should be. We love independent animation, and we love Baltimore. Get ready to join us in combining the two!
Phil Davis, Director + Programmer
began Sweaty Eyeballs as an annual invitational programming series in 2012. He is an animator, avid musician, cartoon watcher and professor of animation and film at Towson University. His animations and music videos have been featured in festivals internationally. He is currently working on an animated documentary short about the town of Millinocket, ME and incidents surrounding a fatal paper mill accident.
Rachel Bone, Festival Operations Director
joined the Sweaty Eyeballs team officially in 2019, and joined the Phil Davis appreciation club in 1996. She is head of marketing at the Made In Baltimore Program, which supports makers and manufacturers in Baltimore City, and for 11 years ran the independent clothing line Red Prairie Press. Rachel's paintings have been shown and collected internationally, and her writing has been published in McSweeneys, BmoreArt, and Baltimore Fishbowl.
Phil Davis, Director + Programmer
began Sweaty Eyeballs as an annual invitational programming series in 2012. He is an animator, avid musician, cartoon watcher and professor of animation and film at Towson University. His animations and music videos have been featured in festivals internationally. He is currently working on an animated documentary short about the town of Millinocket, ME and incidents surrounding a fatal paper mill accident.
Rachel Bone, Festival Operations Director
joined the Sweaty Eyeballs team officially in 2019, and joined the Phil Davis appreciation club in 1996. She is head of marketing at the Made In Baltimore Program, which supports makers and manufacturers in Baltimore City, and for 11 years ran the independent clothing line Red Prairie Press. Rachel's paintings have been shown and collected internationally, and her writing has been published in McSweeneys, BmoreArt, and Baltimore Fishbowl.