The Orchard (1995)
One morning, as kids are stealing apples from an old man’s orchard high above a seaside town, an earthquake hits. No one is hurt, and the townsfolk are non-plussed, but the old man is agitated: he alone is aware of the imminent tsunami and tries to warn the village. Based on a classic Japanese fable, The Orchard was made by one-man band Bob Stenhouse, who had been nominated for an Academy Award the previous decade for pioneer tale The Frog, The Dog and The Devil. Fans of the animator will recognise his lush, luminous hand-drawn style.
Director: Bob Stenhouse
| Sound | Kit Rollings | Sound Designer |
| Camera | Bob Stenhouse | Camera Operator |
| Writing | Joy Cowley | Story Consultant |
| Directing | Bob Stenhouse | Director |
| Sound | Michelle Scullion | Music |
| Visual Effects | Bob Stenhouse | Animation |
| Production | Hugh MacDonald | Producer |
| Sound | John Boswell | Sound Mixer |
| Sound | Kit Rollings | Sound |
| Writing | Bob Stenhouse | Writer |
