Mikey and Dan’s lamination complication

Clashing with coworkers, meeting the big boss, and passing wind in the lift are (fairly) normal things to worry about on your first day at work. Breaking a mysterious orb and unleashing infinite possibilities of chaos in the workplace, however, is not. 

Unless you’re Alan - hapless laminating intern and loveable protagonist of directing duo Mikey and Dan’s ten-minute stop-motion epic Alan The Infinite. 

When Alan grabs a strange floating entity he finds in the store room, it immediately explodes and disperses into slippery, bouncy atoms which, when touched, cause office objects infinitely transform. To win the prized summer placement, Alan must impress his boss, while keeping a lid on this Pandora's box of absurdities.

A co-production between Blink Industries and Parabella Studios, the film was produced out of Mikey and Dan’s studio in Hoxton with a box of balsa wood, a couple of laminators and a small team of expert craftspeople. It features the vocal talents of Don’t Hug Me I’m Scared’s Baker Terry, Rob Carter and Dan Ojari himself in the titular role.