This woman can’t stop growing fingers.
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MUSIC: Libythth – http://ift.tt/29FujVP
SOUND MIX: Aidan Reynolds
VOICE of HOT DOG HANDS: Gillian Wallace Horvat
Made at CalArts, 2016
AWARDS AND SCREENINGS:
San Francisco Int’l Film Festival, 2017 – **GRAND JURY, BEST ANIMATED SHORT**
Florida Film Festival, 2017 – **GRAND JURY, BEST ANIMATED SHORT**
Ann Arbor Film Festival, 2017 – **JURY AWARD**
GLAS Animation Festival, 2017 – OFFICIAL SELECTION
SXSW, 2017 – OFFICIAL SELECTION
Athens AnimFest, 2017 – OFFICIAL SELECTION
Stuttgart Festival of Animated Film (ITFS), 2017 – OFFICIAL SELECTION
Anifilm, 2017 – OFFICIAL SELECTION
Pictoplasma, 2017 – OFFICIAL SELECTION
Animafest Zagreb, 2017 – OFFICIAL SELECTION
Annecy, 2017 – OFFICIAL SELECTION
Rooftop Film Festival, 2017 – OFFICIAL SELECTION
NW Animation Festival, 2017 – OFFICIAL SELECTION
Maryland Film Festival, 2017 – OFFICIAL SELECTION
Fantoche, 2017 – OFFICIAL SELECTION
Guanajuato International Film Festival, 2017 – OFFICIAL SELECTION
Winnipeg Underground Film Festival, 2017 – OFFICIAL SELECTION
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Effervescing Elephant from the album „Barrett“ by Syd Barrett, released in November 1970.
Credits:
Direction / Animation : Yoann Hervo
Compositing : Hugo Moreno
Additional Animation : Lucie Arnissolle, Remy Clarke, Hanne Galvez, Nathan Harbonn, Mathilde Loubes
Sound design: Fabien Carouge
Co-production: Eddy
Short stop motion film about different kinds of foods. Film was made as cut-out exercise at FAMU.
An inflatable portrait of adolescence.
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Listen to Supernaive’s Debut EP „Dazed & Confused“
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An independent film by Vincent Tsui
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Colorscript:
Débora Cheyenne Cruchon
Additional animation:
Valentin Stoll
Éva Lusbaronian
Johan Ravit
Pierre Pinon
Hugues Opter
Caroline Cherrier
Hugo De Faucompret
Arnaud Tribout
Special thanks:
Mavra Peponis
Lucas Malgoire
Baptiste Malgoire
Greg Sharp
Lucas Shlo
Arthur Alazard
Publicist: Benoit Berthe Siward
music Supernaive – Opal Waltz / Master & Publishing ©2017 SHLO MUSIC
A young man’s survival is left in his own hands.
Written and Directed by: Stanley Wong & Travis Ashkenasy
Producer: Teresa Lee
Stanley: Stanley Wong
Doctor Diorman: Walter Cox
Nurse Joy: Felicia Hom
Nurse Guy: Dante Swain
Nurse Mann: Tony Garbanzos
Nurse Jefferson: Travis Ashkeanasy
Cinematographer: Roland Lazarte
Producer Designer: Peter Macaluso
Editor: Stanley Wong
Composer: Tyler Koontz
Visual Effects: Michael Kelley
Colorist: Tyler Mahony
Assistant Director: Phil Fox
Art Director: Evan Haigh
Sound Mixer: Angelo Baetiong
Assistant Camera: Willard Chan
Key Grip: Brian Scott
Grip/Electrician: Desmond Chiam
Production Assistants: Dante Swain
Tony Garbanzos
Twitter: SWong37
Instagram: SWong37
Website: http://ift.tt/2twoCHx
Sometime in the 1980s, Caspar Salmon’s grandmother was invited to a gathering on the Welsh island of Anglesey, attended exclusively by people with fish surnames. Or so he says. Thirty years later, filmmaker Charlie Lyne attempts to sort myth from reality as he searches for the truth behind this fishy tale.
Thanks to social media we often get blips and a few laughs from behind the scenes at Dane Reynolds‘ house. His wife Courtney (@NapkinApocalypse)’s Instagram is must-see social media. Between Sammy, Boogie, Pam and the pigeons, it’s content cute overload. And beyond that there’s Dane, the man behind those scenes, is front and center in his scenes. Dane recently produced Chapter 11, his more or less tell-all about the prime of his professional surfing career and the highs and hurdles stemming from the interesting challenges it presented him personally. Above he talks about his next prime. Building a continually growing family, starting his new brand Former now that he’s left Quiksilver, and traversing the world that comes with all that. It’s a lot of new in his world. He still loves surfing. Sitting in the parking lot at Emma Wood. And the occasional Modelo. But we went over to get a look at how Dane’s next chapter is coming along.
In September 1986, the city of Cleveland attempted to set a special record: the simultaneous launch of 1.5 million balloons. But fate intervened, and the result was both crazier and more tragic than anyone could have imagined.
Directed by Nathan Truesdell.
Produced by J. Gonçalves and Charlotte Cook.
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