Powerhouse

Animated short for the Animation Design course at university, based on the jazz music Powerhouse by Raymod Scott (performed by Carl Stalling).

Animação feita para a disciplina de Grafismo Eletrônico do curso de Audiovisual da USP, baseada na música Powerhouse, de Raymond Scott, versão de Carl Stalling.

Directed by / Direção ANTONIO LINHARES

• Category

  Film & Animation

[Matt Ferry]

This song makes me want to check on my highly diversified investment portfolio.

[XanderBLEH]

Game Grumps!

[b54v55]

Dude, please tell me how you got the file 'cause I've been searching for ages for a link to download that song but I just can't seem to find any ... That'd be kind of you ! Thanks in advance

[SuperTortoisedude]

Anyone reminded of the opening titles to Monsters Inc.?

[AmbidextrousMoose]

Well, opinions are opinions. I do not hate all of cartoon network. i think Adventure Time is amazing and I haven't really watched much regular show, but the episodes I have seen, they are great.

[Batabii Idontwantalastname]

I never really liked tom and jerry. Also Gumball, Dragons, Ben 10, Young Justice, most of Toonami, and Regular Show are all great.

[shmallowlol]

So who came here because of Arin Hanson?

[MultiNonymous]

Love the music, and the animation looks professional grade! Kudos!

[AmbidextrousMoose]

Can i just say, Tom and Jerry used to be amazing. I have nearly all of them on video cassettes. Know what happened next? Cartoon Network. Now tom and Jerry's dead. The only good cartoon network thing i can think of is Adventure Time.

[Batabii Idontwantalastname]

I could say the same thing.

[MISTERASMODEUS]

This was fantastic. Great animation, you got it down even better than the inventors.. Not a fan of chuck jones loony tunes, but a big fan of his animation

[Huitzil37]

This music piece was used very frequently in the Looney Tunes shorts from the 1960s, any time something automated or industrial-looking was going on. Most people recognize the song from Looney Tunes, which they probably saw on Cartoon Network, back when it showed classic cartoons instead of terrible live-action dreck. That's why someone can hear this and think "man, I really miss when Cartoon Network was good."

CN has good programming people don't give them credit for, but that's another thing