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What Is This Thing?
SuperRayRay19 1 year ago
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I'm sorry. please don't read this you will die in seven days if you don't post this comment on 10 videos in the next hour, if you do tommorrow will be the best day of your life
greydip 2 years ago
Great stuff...when are you posting new thing Soren?? and how is eveything with the developing going any place online you can follow it???
rasmuslm 4 years ago
Hi there - you can follow progress on zombiewestern (dot) com - it'll be updated every now and then. The best thing is to sign up for the newsletter.
The DVD can now be purchased online! - zombiewestern (dot) com
sorenfleng 4 years ago
hank is a very well crafted puppet!
lazerdon 4 years ago
Hi there. Thanks! We also love Hank very very much!
All the best, Soren
sorenfleng 4 years ago
Technically, this isn't animation; they're rod puppets filmed in real time.
Niffiwan 4 years ago
It really depends. The actual meaning of the word "Animation" is "To give life" which is what we do. The term "frame by frame animation" is used by certain film festivals to make a technical destinction between Live Action and Animation. Soren
sorenfleng 4 years ago
Well, I think that's ONE meaning of the word, but some words have more than one meaning, which is true in this case. A lot of people would say that "frame by frame" IS the definition of animation in film. A live-action character, for example, can be animated (in the sense of being energetic and lively) in a live-action film, but nobody would call that an animated film.
Niffiwan 4 years ago
Hi again. That's true, and it's definitely not going to make it any easier for us. All the animators I've met consider this animation. But festivals, like the one in Annecy, France - the biggest in the world - have rejected our film for that reason. But this film belongs with an animation-loving audience!
sorenfleng 4 years ago
True enough. I personally don't consider this animation but I agree that it's much closer to animation than to live action. Have you considered submitting your films to the Waterloo Festival for Animated Cinema? They're a festival focusing entirely on animated features and they have a "tidbits" programme which will likely accept your film. They accepted "Strings" in 2005, which has a lot of similarities with your film. Search for the festival on wikipedia.
Niffiwan 4 years ago
This is soooo gross... and yet so TOTALLY AWESOME!!! Puppets rule. This film is definetely not for children!
KathyBray 4 years ago