Patrick Jenkins is an artist, animator and documentary filmmaker living in Toronto, Canada. He specializes in Paint on Glass Animation. His latest film "Sorceress" has been shown at festivals around the world. He has been a Special Guest Filmmaker at several International Animation Festivals including the 2013 Melbourne International Animation Festival in Melbourne, Australia; the 2012 London International Animation Festival in London, England and the 2011 Anima VI Animation Festival in Cordoba, Argentina. His film "Tara's Dream" won both best animation and second prize at the 2011 Toronto Urban Film Festival. His film "Amoeba" (2010) is an abstract animated film based on music by John Zorn. His film "Inner View” (2009) is an animated homage to the art of Canadian artist Kazuo Nakamura. His film "Labyrinth" (2008) is a surreal detective story done using the paint on glass animation technique. It has been shown at festivals around the world and won 1st place in the Independent in the 6 to 30 Minutes Category, at the Kalamazoo Animation Festival International 2009 and 3rd Prize for Animation at the BEFILM Festival 2010 in New York City. His documentaries, "Of Lines And Men: The Animation Of Jonathan Amitay" and "Death Is In Trouble Now: The Sculptures Of Mark Adair" premiered on BRAVO! Television in October 2007. His film “The Skateboarder” premiered at the 2005 Montreal World Film Festival and was shown at the 2005 Ottawa International Animation Festival and the prestigious 2006 Annecy Animation Festival in Annecy, France. His stop motion animated film “Man Versus Geometry” premiered at the 2004 Ottawa International Animation Festival and was also shown at the 2005 Annecy Animation Festival in Annecy, France. His documentary film "RALPH: Coffee, Jazz and Poetry, The Poetry of Ralph Alfonso" premiered at the 2001 Montreal World Film Festival and was broadcast on CBC Television's Canadian Reflections and BRAVO! Television. (For more information go to http://www.patrickjenkinsanimation.com)