Ellen Meske

Oakie Doke was a children's television programme that was broadcast from September 1995 until December 1996 on the BBC. It was produced by Cosgrove Hall Productions and was shown in stop motion animation. The show ran for two series, each containing 14 episodes.

Educational film for a campaign against wife battering in 1985 in The Netherlands.

A man does the family planning, preparing future love-making sessions with his partner, without worrying about whether the desire is mutually felt. She doesn't seem to have the same desire as him, or rather not quite exactly the same.

One of a series of humorous claymation films about an alternative distribution of household responsibilities between men and women.

Animated illustrations of statements by male church leaders about women and their role in society. According to our Catholic teachers, women are harmful animals, failed men or diabolical creatures, fit only for childbirth... This reveals the momentous influence of the church in the centuries-old oppression of women.

Animated film made using the 'pen on paper' technique, with blown-up shapes forming the letters of the alphabet. A drawn man tangles with these letters.

One of a series of humorous claymation films about an alternative distribution of household responsibilities between men and women.

A series of humorous claymation films about an alternative distribution of household responsibilities between men and women. House Holding, Overkoken, Ingewikkeld, Gelijk oversteken and Day Care.

One of a series of humorous claymation films about an alternative distribution of household responsibilities between men and women.

One of a series of humorous claymation films about an alternative distribution of household responsibilities between men and women.

A clay animation film by Ellen Meske and George Isherwood about a girl who is inspired in her music studiesby three playful winged creatures. However, on the night of her debut with a grand orchestra, their arrival has unexpected consequences.

One of a series of humorous claymation films about an alternative distribution of household responsibilities between men and women.