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Kiki’s Delivery Service: More Relevant than Ever
Table of contents: 0:00 – Intro 01:38 – Summary 04:36 – The Book 05:32 – Generational Divide (Modernity and Tradition) 8:32 – Cottagecore 11:22 – Growth and Losing your Magic 14:04 – Burnout 16:33 – Depression 22:10 – Recovery 23:35 … Continue reading
Meteores
Ecriture: Agnès Patron Réalisation : Agnès Patron et Morgane Le Péchon Montage et Storyboard : Agnès Patron Animation : Cécile Milazzo, Sandra Rivaud Lumière : Nadine Buss Couleur : Morgane Le Péchon, Agnès Patron, Chloé Sorin Stagiaire : Noah Jachez … Continue reading
still life
any good that has to do something whit your life has a story of you inside of it , maybe a short memory
The Pale Blue Dot
The Pale Blue Dot was made as a tribute to Carl Sagan as the final project for the Animation 01 course at Ringling College of Art and Design. Created during the Fall 2017, this film was a collaborative effort by … Continue reading
The hidden world of LOONEY TUNES’s background art
00:00 It’s hidden in plain sight 01:36 The art of Looney Tunes 02:10 The artists behind the art 02:50 The genius of Maurice Noble 03:30 The wonky style of Looney Tunes 04:16 Characters and story shape the art 05:53 The … Continue reading
DIPTYQUE – Do Son
Studio & directors: Werlen Meyer Production: Eddy Music: James Blake Follow & contact us: instagram.com/werlen_meyer werlenmeyer.com contact@werlenmeyer.com […]
Asparagus (1979) – Animation As A Daydream
[…] Asparagus (1979) – Animation As A Daydream: This week’s video essay concludes our month on arthouse animation with the underrated Suzan Pitt’s magnificent classic short Asparagus. Often screened with David Lynch’s Eraserhead on the midnight-movie circuit, Asparagus has gained … Continue reading
Colony
A woman scientist’s entomological work creeps into her psyche as her pregnancy progresses and she becomes more hostile towards her partner. As she increasingly becomes obsessed with the ant queen of her research colony, the lines between the ant and … Continue reading