THE BOLT WHO SCREWED CHRISTMAS TRAILER - THE FINAL WORK OF JONATHAN HARRIS

Currently the entire film is available on youtube until further notice (as of 12-2010). Check my other films or search the title.

The film made its theatrical premier in the Santa Barbara International Film Fest 2010 and has also played the Da Vinci festival, and San Luis Obispo Festival and will be in the Hollywood FirstGlance Online Competition. Upcoming festivals include The Phoenix Film Festival 2010 and L.A. Comedy Shorts Film Festival 2010. Winner of 3 awards at the Los Angeles Reel Film Festival with 6 other nominations and winner of best animated short film in the Very Short Movies Festival VSM Cinema, Best Animated Short at DragonCon and Best Animated Film in the Nevada Film Festival.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• jonathan harris
• bill mumy
• angela cartwright
• marta kristen
• tress macneille
• dr suess
• the grinch
• Trailer (promotion)
• Promotion (marketing)
• Cartoons
• Marketing
• Animation Short
• Stop Motion
• Animation Art
• Christmas

[fredjerk69]

will you dedicate this movie in johnathan harrois memory.

[wedgeworld1701]

Yes I will, or I should say I did, IN MEMORY OF JONATHAN HARRIS is the first of the end titles.

[fredjerk69]

just like boris karloff johnathan harris voiced the narrator and the main villian who later becomes good.

[wedgeworld1701]

Very True, and I chose him because of his voice, very distinct like Karloff.

[fredjerk69]

what took you so long to release the film.

[wedgeworld1701]

Took me 3 years to find the right animator, took the animation team 2 years to finish their work. Took me 6 months to realize I wasn't going to be happy with my own music and hired a composer etc.......

Actual work time was probably just a few months, dragged out over 8 years.

[bassyck]

looking forward to it : )

[skok65]

I look forward to seeing this.

[wedgeworld1701]

Nope, that would be Tress, Marta is at :16 and :18, two charachters. Bill plays 2 as well.

[SaganAppreciationSoc]

0:23 Is that Marta's bit? Rwor.