Differences by Tyree Dillihay

From the director of "READ A BOOK", Tyree Dillihay presents "DIFFERENCES"...the first in a series of shorts where children from different races and cultures learn more about one another...in a very innocent way.

This film was conceptualized over a year ago, but, after all the controversy READ A BOOK caused, I figured it'd be best I show people another side of my storytelling while still keeping it provocative.

If you like what you see...show support by simply passing the link on and let's get more animated content out that actually makes people THINK.

Produced by Six Point Harness Studios

Stay Tuned for much more to come...

tyree@hiphopolis.net

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Tyree
• Dillihay
• READ
• BOOK
• CNN
• Black
• Animation

[KMLSTUFF]

Hi Tyree,

I'd like to send this to the college I told you about at the WIA meeting. I find your abilities amazing and I think that you would be a great inspiration to the students.

KMLove

[TyreeTV]

Thanks KML!

[Ratzinhozen]

That was great!! How did you get the rough-looking lines on the kids' bodies?

[TyreeTV]

Thanks for viewing. Spread the word! Explore the flash interface a little more and you'll find out ;)

[orphanpixels]

Nice! I love simple!

What do you animate with?

[TyreeTV]

animation done in Flash. backgrounds done in Photoshop. Composite in After Effects. finish in Final Cut.

[veronicougar]

Soooooooooooooooooo adorable!

[toujourspret]

Hi there!

This is really adorable and true, without being condescending. I really admire you for being able--and willing--to say what you've got to say in whatever way works.

[jesterevilyn]

Brother, we are with you... Our daughter does not see a difference... This is the one thing that gives us hope. We are living the dream.

[Ezperiment]

This is absolutely adorable, Tyree. Honestly, I don't understand CNN for having such a fit over "Read a Book". You are a genius in so many ways. :)

[mathoto]

happiness

[kookoo78]

That cartoon reminds me of this book that I'm reading now, "Does Anybody Else Look Like Me? A Parent's Guide to Raising Multiracial Children"...even though I really don't want to read it (don't get me Tyree)