Bucky the Beaver returns in this all new animated short “A Christmas Caper!” After Bucky hears a noise in the middle of his sleep on Christmas Eve, he jumps up to meet Santa, but something isn’t right.
From the imagination of William Sikora III, the director of “Patch” comes the latest animated film that will bring your family together, make your kids laugh, and remind you of yester-year.
The film is reminiscient of old 1930′s cartoons like Mickey Mouse and Looney Tunes.
Directed By: William Sikora III
Written By: W. Sikora III
Release Date: December 18, 2009
Runtime: 10 Minutes
When the white man sailed onto these shores, they ravaged the lands and delcared their territory, making way for gold and glory. Little did they know, this land was already claimed, by the indians. The people who once ruled this land were rubbed out, soon there was hardly any trace of the indians, the tribes were vanishing, live were lost. Rumors have it, that the spirits of these deceased indians still roam the pinelands, chasing out anyone that comes onto their land. Deep in the heart of the pinelands, lies a dark past.
Sarah Cooper (Ally Iseman) discovers that dark past when her and her husband (Todd Ryan Jones) get lost during a trip to visit family. The terror escalates when a child appears in the woods following Sarah. She decides to help the child, but things go terribly wrong!
From director/creator William Sikora III comes the haunting tale that is sure to keep you entertained all the way through! Packed with bonus features, you’ll go behind the scenes and discover for yourself how the movie was made and much more!
Directed By: William Sikora III
Written By: W. Sikora III
Cast: Ally Iseman, Arianna Torres, Todd Ryan Jones, Martha Gay, Kaitlyn Hadden, Meeka Balseiro, Xavier Motley, Megan Soska
Release Date: 2006 & 2008
Runtime: 50 Minutes
When the white man sailed onto these shores, they ravaged the lands and delcared their territory, making way for gold and glory. Little did they know, this land was already claimed, by the indians. The people who once ruled this land were rubbed out, soon there was hardly any trace of the indians, the tribes were vanishing, live were lost. Rumors have it, that the spirits of these deceased indians still roam the pinelands, chasing out anyone that comes onto their land. Deep in the heart of the pinelands, lies a dark past.
Sarah Cooper (Ally Iseman) discovers that dark past when her and her husband (Todd Ryan Jones) get lost during a trip to visit family. The terror escalates when a child appears in the woods following Sarah. She decides to help the child, but things go terribly wrong!
From director/creator William Sikora III comes the haunting tale that is sure to keep you entertained all the way through! Packed with bonus features, you’ll go behind the scenes and discover for yourself how the movie was made and much more!
Directed By: William Sikora III
Written By: W. Sikora III
Cast: Ally Iseman, Arianna Torres, Todd Ryan Jones, Martha Gay, Kaitlyn Hadden, Meeka Balseiro, Xavier Motley, Megan Soska
Release Date: 2006 & 2008
Runtime: 50 Minutes
An animated film about the ancient legend of Shunra, a warrior who defended his entire kingdom and saved his country from the darkness of war.
When released in 2003, it was B Entertainment Animation’s finest and largest work. Bright vivid locales and action from start to finish, the film marked a new era for B Entertainment. Digital animation was at the heart of William Sikora, taking on the entire film by himself…the intro scene took over one month alone to animate.
Directed By: William Sikora III
Voice Cast: W. Sikora, A. Salickram
Release Date: December 2003
Runtime: 24 Minutes
A 16mm short film that follows the heartbreaking story of a woman who confuses reality and insanity. She takes a turn for the worst when she decides to stop taking her medicine and puts her entire family on the line. Filmed at Full Sail University, the 16mm film was written by William Sikora III and went onto production while in film school.
Directed by: Full Sail University
Written & Edited by: William Sikora III
Cast: Jill Killian, Daniel Oser
Release Date: 2002
Runtime: 8 Minutes
The classic animation from the Walt Disney era returns with an unknown star, Bucky the Beaver! This little guy seems to have no luck when a big storm threatens to wash away his home forever. Bucky must do anything he can to save the day, but that is no easy task.
‘Rainy Rampage’ was very much inspired by Walt Disney’s early animated shorts that were released in the 20′s and 30′s. The work of Walt Disney really drove William Sikora III’s passion for entertainment for all ages.
We are excited to announce that B Entertainment has changed to Sikora Entertainment. Over the many years, we’ve been working hard to deliver quality, original content to you and our original name actually originated back when William Sikora was twelve years old and wanted to name his company for his home videos, the “B” stood for Billy (his name as a kid.) It has been many years since that day and since our move to Los Angeles, we have really exploded onto the entertainment scene.
At the same time, we were thinking of a new name for our company. We thought of many, many, many different names but nothing really stuck. After a few people confirmed that SIKORA would be a perfect name, we actually put that on top of the list. It was not easy deciding but now with the new logo and vision, we are excited to finally unveil the name. It is unique, strong, and we believe it represents us in full. So, with that, welcome to SIKORA ENTERTAINMENT!
The new site was designed from the ground up to celebrate the new vision of the company, we hope it is easy for you navigate and access wherever you are!
We are excited to announce that B Entertainment has changed to Sikora Entertainment. Over the many years, we’ve been working hard to deliver quality, original content to you and our original name actually originated back when William Sikora was twelve years old and wanted to name his company for his home videos, the “B” stood for Billy (his name as a kid.) It has been many years since that day and since our move to Los Angeles, we have really exploded onto the entertainment scene.
At the same time, we were thinking of a new name for our company. We thought of many, many, many different names but nothing really stuck. After a few people confirmed that SIKORA would be a perfect name, we actually put that on top of the list. It was not easy deciding but now with the new logo and vision, we are excited to finally unveil the name. It is unique, strong, and we believe it represents us in full. So, with that, welcome to SIKORA ENTERTAINMENT!
The new site was designed from the ground up to celebrate the new vision of the company, we hope it is easy for you navigate and access wherever you are!
Sikora Video Diaries goes behind the scenes with CollectiveUth as Sikora films their music video “Workin’ Day & Night” choreographed by Trey Rich. See how everything is made and all the fun and craziness involved. After the crew and dancers arrive at a warehouse that was much smaller than advertised, things got stressful and a new place to film that could accommodate the dancers, was an absolute must and time was running out! Watch what happens! If you are interested in CollectiveUth you can go to http://www.collectiveuth.com and see if it is available in your city!
