ontogenesis

student film produced at the UCLA animation workshop in 2003
there is no post processing or editing, this was created with a 16mm animation crane by drawing under the camera with prismacolor and gel-ink pens, some sequences were created with multiple exposures by rewinding the film and re-shooting the frames repeatedly. The entire film was recorded in one session that spanned almost three days. It was an exploration of the aesthetics of increasing complexity of biological and digital surfaces and phenomena that arises from feedback loops.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• animation
• 16mm
• film
• Stop Motion
• biology
• ontogeny
• science