May 9
2012

Wetzig’s Graduation Film is a Royal Pain


posted by Aaron

Who you gonna call? Well, Natalie Wetzig comes to mind, if you’re in the mood for some royal palace comedy. Here’s Royal Pain, Natalie’s GC-animated senior film from her studies at CalArts:

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May 8
2012

Reicher Rolls Out The Red Tide


posted by Aaron

The Red Tide is Jason Reicher’s 2nd year film from his studies at CalArts. It’s a 2:30 minute noir short that’s full of brilliant production design and moody music by Max Rubell.

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May 1
2012

Shorts From Pair of Promising CalArts Animators


posted by Aaron

Here’s a pair of intriguing student shorts recently revealed from CalArts students.

Story Time Confessions – Hannah Ayoubi

Wife of a Farmer – Amanda Winterstein

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Apr 30
2012

Howard Survives Night of the Headhunter


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Aim your sites on Night of the Headhunter, Colin Howard’s 2nd year film from his studies at CalArts.

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Apr 27
2012

Spears Lets Mafuta of the Cage


posted by Aaron

As the film films start pouring out of the various animation schools, I draw your attention to Kyler Spears’ heroic first-year film from his studies at CalArts. Spears is certainly a young animator to keep your eye on. Here’s Mafuta:

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Nov 3
2011

CalArts Student Reveals The Plague Bearers


posted by Aaron

Zoë Moss’ CalArts graduation film is a “chilling historical fantasy” titled The Plague Bearers. Blending stop-motion and Flash animation, Zoë creates great tension and unease without a single word of dialog. Hit the play button, and you’ll be taken back to 1655, a year in which the Black Plague, among other evils, is ravaging the village of Eyam:

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May 13
2011

Law Marooned at CalArts


posted by Aaron

Tom Law’s second-year film produced at CalArts introduces a couple struggling, after a crash landing, to get off an island. The design work and painterly animation style is extremely applealing, and the timing and energy baked into the short gives it a vitality and immediacy. There’s little lip-sync, and a somewhat unsatisfying ending, but I’d keep my eyes on Mr. Law. Here’s Marooned 3.

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