March 05, 2020
The Strokes - At The Door
DIRECTED BY Mike Burakoff
PRODUCED BY Mike Burakoff & Benjy Brooke
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Lagan Sebert
STORYBOARDS: Benjy Brooke & Adam Henderson
DESIGN LEADS: Benjy Brooke, Adam Henderson, Mathieu Bétard, Adam Sillard, Kelsi Phung, Pete Sharp, Victorin Ripert
TYPOGRAPHY: ADCo
ANIMATORS: Benjy Brooke, Peter Lowey, Maxime Jouniot, Adam Henderson, Adam Sillard, Jose Luis Rosado, Tyler DiBiasio, Tucker Klein, Ryan Plaisance, Joao Monteiro, Gaurav Wakankar, Shane Dering
ASSISTANT ANIMATORS: Camille Guillot, Pedram Taghavi, Giulia Riva, Julia Lama, Tamerlan Bekmurzayev, Jose Goyo Moreno
COMPOSITING: Mike Burakoff
COLOR SCRIPT: Agathe Leroux
MEGASTRUCTURE TIMELINE PRODUCED BY: 2veinte
CREATIVE DIRECTOR: Pablo Gostanian
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Agustin Valcarenghi
CHARACTER DESIGN: Diego Polieri
ART DIRECTION: Pablo Gostanian & Diego Polieri
POSTPRODUCTION COORDINATOR: Florencia Cruz
ANIMATION DIRECTOR: Diego Polieri
ANIMATORS: Diego Polieri, Fernando Toninello, Israel Giampietro, Lisandro Schurjin
ASSIST & CLEAN UP: Adrian Peralta, Facundo Garcia, Agostina Salvemini, Lisandro Schurjin, Eugenia Beizo, Sebastian Garcia, Facundo Brunella, Yazmin Hanna
BACKGROUND DESIGN: Sike
BACKGROUND PAINT: Ivan Olszevicki, Nahuel Sagarnaga, Ailen Sbrizza
COMPOSITING, 3D & VFX: Facundo Brunella & Mateo Vallejo
1982 COSMONAUT TIMELINE
PRODUCED BY Remembers
DESIGN: Ugo Bienvenu
LAYOUTS: Ugo Bienvenu
ANIMATORS: Ugo Bienvenu, Felix Kerjean, Hugo Lemonnier
COMPOSITING: Ugo Bienvenu
PRODUCTION COMPANY: MBX
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Rick and Morty: The Non-Canonical Adventures
Adult Swim sponsored shorts. Rick and Morty parodying classic films in claymation. Made by http://www.leehardcastle.com
0:02 - Beetlejuice
0:15 - The Blair Witch Project
0:32 - Evil Dead 2
0:46 - Hellraiser
1:00 - Home Alone
1:11 - Jaws
1:26 - Predator
1:44 - Reservoir Dogs
1:57 - Terminator 2
2:10 - Videodrome
2:31 - 2001: A Space Odyssey
2:49 - Aliens
3:04 - Blade Runner
3:18 - Invasion Of The Body Snatchers
3:34 - A Clockwork Orange
3:48 - E.T.
4:07 - Ex Machina
4:28 - Ghostbusters
4:42 - Gremlins
4:56 - Halloween (1978)
5:11 - Poltergeist (1982)
5:29 - Re-Animator
5:41 - Honey, I Shrunk The Kids
5:57 - The Fly
6:10 - The Thing (1982)
6:24 - The Matrix
Directed, Animated, Written by
Lee Hardcastle
Sets & Models made by
Jonathon Hobson
Jemma Klein
Jordan Ramoth
Ingrid Pakkas
Lee Hardcastle
February 23, 2020
Bionic Six - Concept Art by Alex Toth
Artwork provided of Steve Poon.
The title characters of the series are a family of machine-enhanced human beings possessing unique powers after being augmented with bionic technology. Each family member is given specific bionic powers, and thus they form a superhero team called the Bionic Six.
What most people don't know is that creator Robert Dranko (often credited as "Bob") began to develop the series in 1985. he eventually had Mike Vosburg to help with creating character designs and model sheets, but long before that, he initially enlisted the aid of legendary animation designer Alex Toth for some visual development as they were slowly getting the series off the ground. Bonus, here are pages from the original series bible from a 1985 Toon Magazine article.
Dranko was a master storyboard artist and art director himself, with decades of experience, having Alex on board no doubt helped to nail down the visual style for the series. Less than a year later, the show is in full production, with renowned Japanese animation director Osamu Dezaki as chief supervising director, and his distinctive style (as seen in Golgo 13 and Cobra) is evident throughout all its episodes. But Alex Toth was the very first artist to try his hand at some concept designs to get things off the ground early into pre-production, here are some of his sketches, you can even see some of Robert's revision notes on the pages.
The title characters of the series are a family of machine-enhanced human beings possessing unique powers after being augmented with bionic technology. Each family member is given specific bionic powers, and thus they form a superhero team called the Bionic Six.
What most people don't know is that creator Robert Dranko (often credited as "Bob") began to develop the series in 1985. he eventually had Mike Vosburg to help with creating character designs and model sheets, but long before that, he initially enlisted the aid of legendary animation designer Alex Toth for some visual development as they were slowly getting the series off the ground. Bonus, here are pages from the original series bible from a 1985 Toon Magazine article.
Dranko was a master storyboard artist and art director himself, with decades of experience, having Alex on board no doubt helped to nail down the visual style for the series. Less than a year later, the show is in full production, with renowned Japanese animation director Osamu Dezaki as chief supervising director, and his distinctive style (as seen in Golgo 13 and Cobra) is evident throughout all its episodes. But Alex Toth was the very first artist to try his hand at some concept designs to get things off the ground early into pre-production, here are some of his sketches, you can even see some of Robert's revision notes on the pages.
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