Doesn’t it have a major studio feel to it?
In this interview he gave to Jacehallshow.com, Patrick vaunts the merits of technology and how he mastered it to delve into all elements of production and flood the Internet with whimsical filmaking.
He has totaled more Youtube hits than the channels of CBS and NBC, combined.
He provides the clear evidence that technology has become very powerful and has allowed artists to take the jump and learn by doing instead of enrolling in Film Schools.
Not that we have anything against education mind you.
But some of us are clearly better off without it.
This is work Woolf + Lapin’s newest animation team, Tiny Inventions, did for They Might Be Giants a little while back.
We are thrilled to have them aboard.
The National Film Board of Canada asked See Creature to use an Ipad to create a sample video that would inspire users with the NFB’s new stop-motion Ipad app, PixStop.
The clip was entirely shot with an Ipad2 and directed by See Creature’s very own Sylvie Trouvé.
See Creature has some other really cool projects in the works.
We’ll keep you posted…
Woolf + Lapin is proud to represent the animation team Tiny Inventions who have directed and animated some really hot projects, namely this 2010 short called Something Left, Something Taken.
On top of the technique and overall look and feel, the writing of this gem is quite good.
“It is an animated dark comedy about a vacationing couple’s encounter with a man they believe to be the Zodiac Killer,” say Tiny Inventions.
Tiny Inventions is in fact the talented duo of Max Porter & Ru Kuwahata.
More to come on these guys and our collaboration.