Posts Tagged ‘Traditional animation’
ATOMIC ROBO TEASER TRAVELS THE WORLD AND THE WEB ::
On August 30, 2010, Salondelmal.com wrote:
Confieso que gracias a este sitio he podido aprender sobre los comic de calidad, especialmente lo que concierne al comic gringos no maistream (Y: the last man, The Authority, The Boys). Dentro de este grupo podemos incluir aAtomic Robo, comic independiente escrito por Brian Clevinger y dibujado Scott Wegener, que para la alegría de muchos recibirá su adaptación animada gracias al estudio The Fictory a través de un cortometraje que será conocido como Atomic Robo: Last Stop.
Whereas this spanish site wrote:
Lo scrittore Brian Clevinger, come anticipato sul suo sito lo scorso gennaio, ha confermato che Atomic Robo, la sua creazione per la casa editrice Red 5 Comics, con l’artista Scott Wegener, sta per ottenere un cortometraggio prodotto dallo studio di animazione The Fictory, intitolato “Atomic Robo: Last Stop“.
Petite découverte du jour que ce court métrage sur ce robot guerrier accomplissant des missions d’un genre particulier. Il y a un petit côté Hellboy version robot la dedans. Le style graphique n’est peut-être pas forcément incroyable, mais j’aime bien l’énergie qui se dégage de ces quelques minutes. Voici la description du projet faite par les producteurs de The Fictorys:
Tags: #bcc, America, animated short, Animation, Arts and Entertainment, atomic robo, Austria, Baltimore, Canada, Comic, Comic-con, Convention, Filmmaking, France, Illustration, Japan, Last Stop, Red 5, Short film, Spain, Traditional animation, U.S., USA
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ATOMIC ROBO TEASER TRAILER RELEASED ::
Over the past few months we’ve been working our butts off to bring youAtomic Robo: Last Stop. I know I speak for the whole crew when I say, we’re happy to finally reveal a little taste of things to come. Available in four flavors (480p, 720p, 1080p and youtube) for your viewing pleasure, the Atomic Robo: Last Stop Teaser. Enjoy.
And hey, if you’re going to be in Baltimore this weekend for the Comicon, be sure to stop by Artist’s Alley booth A21.There you can check out the trailer in person, meet some of the crew, and participate in a raffle for some awesome Last Stop related goodies! In the meantime, make sure to Watch the Atomic Robo: Last Stop Teaser on Youtube and our official Atomic Robo: Last Stop page.
Be sure to also head over to our new Fictory Comics branch for 5 options of fresh online comic content.
You can also download the Press Release: Atomic Robo Last Stop -Teaser-PRESS RELEASE
Tags: Animation, atomic robo, Computer animation, Film, Film festival, Filmmaking, Traditional animation
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REFOCUSING ON COMEDY ::
REPOST FROM THEFICTORY: This past Thursday, Damian Eby and Parker Lindstrom, long time friends of theFictory and Postage, Inc., sat down and recorded some tracks. We were working from a script based on a world we been trying to really dive into, on and off for the past few months. Well we got some great stuff and I look forward to getting some more voices down so we can really get cooking on the animation.
[At Postage, Inc. / the Fictory], working on comedic animation is very different from more narrative or commercial applications. Sure, at the end of the day, many of the same techniques are used, but the journey to get to a finished project vary dramatically (no pun intended, I swear!). With something like our American Terror: Company Man or our upcoming Atomic Robo short, we begin with a plan. We massage that plan, working out the kinks until it’s as perfect as we can make it. From that point we put on our production hats and get things done. But with comedy it’s a much more organic process. Comedy is all about timing and living in the moment. That’s why we never say we’re going to do anything for sure it’s a constantly changing animal.
I’m excited to see where the comedy carries us. While we wait, be sure to check out Parker and Damian’s podcast STICK IT IN YOUR EARHOLE.
Tags: Animated Sit-Com, Animation, Circus, Sit-Com, Stan Fop's Big Top, Television, Television Series, Traditional animation
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FRESH WATER IN OUR CREATIVE POOL ::
Postage would like to welcome Stephen Campbell and Courtland Ellis as the Winter 2010 interns.
Courtland is working towards his associates in specialized technology, visual arts at Hussian School of Art in Philadelphia. He spends some of his time away from studies working on illustration and motion projects with us here at the studio. Courtland is proficient in illustration as it applies to traditional animation and is already a part of a soon-to-be-announced animated short.
Stephen attends Lebanon Valley College and is spending his internship working on in-betweening, 3D modeling/animation as well as programming expressions and scripts for use in general workflow and specific projects.
We are incredibly pleased with both interns as they have a common level of talent, creativity and motivation. Welcome aboard, gentlemen! Postage is currently interviewing two additional interns.
Tags: Animation, Hussian School of Art, Lebanon Valley College, Traditional animation, Visual arts
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