Greetings! I am stupidly passionate about animation, and can most often be seen in a bedroom trying to make them.
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First look at 'THE OBJECT SHOW MOVIE: ALL THERE IS TO IT,' otherwise known as PART 3.
The final, feature length conclusion. There'll be no cliffhangers, no remakes, no reboots. This will be the culmination of 10 years of work.
Full clip down below.
People may dismiss Barnyard as 'low class,' but what many don't appreciate is that shots like these not only abide by the rule of thirds but also the Fibonacci sequence ALSO known as the "golden ratio." true cinephiles, take notes
Absolutely astonishing that they for some reason decided to track the camera to the torso. Truly feels like you're dancing with them
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Perfect boarding (note, also drawn by its director). Nothing extraneous, it just gets the point across what is expected of staging and angle choice, and allows the other departments (BG, animation, color) to contribute some of themselves to the final product.
While I buy myself time to work on TOSM, I also wanted to make a few video essays on lesser-known indie animation. I know taking such a turn with my videos may prove unfavorable to the algorithm, but there's so much great stuff out there. Is that something you'd enjoy?
You know, for all the stories we hear of mismanagement and mistreatment of artists, it's nice to hear an actually happy story for once. Here's hoping you the best in future endeavors.
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I know it kind of goes without saying, but the amount of love this got is truly incredible. I'll spare the theatrics, but thank you. Truly.
ThaPotatoOfAwesome retweeted
First look at 'THE OBJECT SHOW MOVIE: ALL THERE IS TO IT,' otherwise known as PART 3.
The final, feature length conclusion. There'll be no cliffhangers, no remakes, no reboots. This will be the culmination of 10 years of work.
Full clip down below.
There's this cloud of constant mistreatment of workers in the industry that I think that has clouded people's judgement on this. We don't have enough information to make a fair judgement call.