“Wavelength stands tall as being one of the more beautiful animated short films this critic has ever seen. This masterpiece is only a little over three minutes in runtime, and yet in that short span, the filmmakers craft such an emotional and complete expression"

"It has real staying power thanks to a beautifully written arrangement of words. It certainly reads like a poem, the kind you would recite quietly to someone special who you truly, deeply miss."

“A gorgeous animated film about love, loss, connection and the ways we communicate through not only words, but through the shifts and adjustments in our body language, in our facial expressions, in just general aura. Coming in at under four minutes, this short but powerful film manages to make a huge impact in such a short time."

"The heartbreak in Wavelength becomes the heartbreak of Wavelength as we understand and share in the experience of a character who does not have a name, often does not have a distinct face. The impression of everything reverberates with the woman’s quiet, tenacious labour to sustain what remains: memory."