The Flats: Migration Excerpt
Link to a longer edit of the above frog animatic (gives more context).
This is an excerpt from an animatic that I've been working on working off-and-on for the last 2-3 years on my free-time. The intent and purpose of it was to experiment with a "slow cinema" approach to storytelling by referencing directors such as Tarkovsky, Kelly Reichardt, Kubrick, and a handful of others. I spent a lot of time and research on the film-making techniques, camera angles, editing choices, and other such things to try and make it feel authentic to a film produced somewhere between the 1960s-1970s. It is definitely not for everyone, but it was a great project to develop and I learned a lot through it.
Below is roughly the first act of the film if you are curious (though it is still a work in progress).
Aplomb Man Storyboard with the original beatboards included.
Kalinnikov's 1st Symphony 2nd Movement Animatic
This is an excerpt from an animatic that I've been working on working off-and-on for the last 2-3 years on my free-time. The intent and purpose of it was to experiment with a "slow cinema" approach to storytelling by referencing directors such as Tarkovsky, Kelly Reichardt, Kubrick, and a handful of others. I spent a lot of time and research on the film-making techniques, camera angles, editing choices, and other such things to try and make it feel authentic to a film produced somewhere between the 1960s-1970s. It is definitely not for everyone, but it was a great project to develop and I learned a lot through it.
Below is roughly the first act of the film if you are curious (though it is still a work in progress).
Aplomb Man Storyboard with the original beatboards included.
The Flats Part 1 Animatic from ChrisParker Extravaganza on Vimeo.
The Flats Parts 1-3 Combined: This storyboard includes the previous animatic as well as two additional sequences after the animatic.Kalinnikov's 1st Symphony 2nd Movement Animatic
Kalinnikov Animatic Snippet from ChrisParker Extravaganza on Vimeo.
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