Newland also designed and directed the National Film Board of Canada vignette, "Bill Miner" (1978). Rocketship also produced TV commercials, promos, and network ID's for clients like MTV, YTV, YTV Jr., Nickelodeon, Nick Jr., the Children's Television Workshop, Lifetime, HA! TV Comedy Network, TV Heaven 41, MuchMusic, Channel V and Locomotion, pilots for series, and two longer films: "Gary Larson's Tales From the Far Side" (1994), which won the Grand Prix at the Annecy International Animation Festival in 1996, and a sequel in 1996. Outside of Rocketship, Newland has freelanced for other animation companies. This work includes directing episodes of the 3D stop motion series, "The PJ's", for Will Vinton Studios in Portland, Oregon; "The Preacher's Life" (1999); "Fear of a Black Rat" (1999); and "Let's Get Ready to Rumba" (2001). Newland also created story boards for the Montreal and Vancouver studios of the National Film Board of Canada (1999–2000). In 2001 Newland produced three animated films by two other directors; "Friday Night Idiot Box" by Bruce Wilson, and "Explodium" and "My Friend Max" by Peter MacAdams. Later projects have included "Scratchy" and "POSTALOLIO" (2008), a 2D animated film in which all of the drawings were hand-painted on postcards and sent through the international mail to the film's producer, Frederator Studios in New York City. All of these are International Rocketship Limited Productions. His film "Anijam" was included in the Animation Show of Shows. The Academy Film Archive has preserved several of Marv Newland's films, including "Anijam", "Bambi Meets Godzilla", and "Black Hula".