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Horton behind the scenes

Posted on March 17, 2008  10 Comments
Filed under Animation

 I previously posted few links to differents showreels of animators who worked on it but Blue Sky wasn’t too happy about them I guess as they have all been brought down. 

I saw the movie yesterday. It is really fun and the animation is really much to my liking. Really really entertaining.
The only problem I have is that I saw too many behind the scenes and trailers than I had seen pretty much all the funny animation beforehand.

Here are few links for you:

Kenny’s pictures [working link]
Nick Bruno’s Horton showreel [reel taken off]
Jeff Gabor animation stages from video ref to final animation  [reel taken off]

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10 Responses to “Horton behind the scenes”

  1. doctor cerebro on March 23rd, 2008 05:50

    man! we disagree one more time! i was so disappointed! the animation and the characters were great, but the story… pretty lame i think. What was the point? i was bored

  2. Olivier Ladeuix on March 23rd, 2008 11:49

    here we go! The animation! That’s all it is about Mariano ;-) Go and see “no country for old men” if you want a great story ;-)

    You might not be the kind of guy who enjoys watching a good “Tom and Jerry”

  3. doctorcerebro on March 27th, 2008 05:13

    hehe… i enjoy watching Tom and Jerry… little episodes. 5 or 10 minutes of fun animation. But not for 90 minutes!!

  4. Olivier Ladeuix on March 28th, 2008 05:08

    ah ah ah. I found the animation so fresh with the 3d medium that I really enjoyed it. Horton was a bit overanimated for my taste but the Mayor was such a delight.

  5. doctorcerebro on March 31st, 2008 03:45

    yeah i agree on that…
    look, after several months thinking about it… i joined animation mentor! i am starting on summer. i wanted to ask you about working and doing AM at the same time… don’t you go crazy or something? it’s the only thing i am a bit concerned about.

  6. Olivier Ladeuix on March 31st, 2008 04:23

    ah ah ;-) well it depends on your working hours. I won’t go into details but I am pretty lucky here. For class 1 and with your experience you should be fine for the first 10 weeks. It is getting tougher when you reach class 2, 3 and mainly class 4 and 6. Where are you working at the moment Mariano?

  7. doctorcerebro on April 4th, 2008 03:42

    hey man i am working at eurocom now. i am home at 6 pm everyday and life is prety cheap and comfortable here, that is why i decided to do it…

  8. Olivier Ladeuix on April 4th, 2008 13:50

    Ah that’s great Mariano! Congratulation man. When did you start? I will have to visit you some day when the Animation Mentor schedules lightens up (no less than 12 weeks though..) 6pm at Eurocom? That’s quite unexpected. Nice to hear that they have more reasonable schedules.

  9. doctorcerebro on April 8th, 2008 04:17

    mmm i started nearly two months ago… pretty cool and a fun project. now i want to start AM!!!

  10. Olivier Ladeuix on April 8th, 2008 10:48

    ah ah ah. In the meantime you should have an AM graduate to help you out ;-) Manfred just started on monday.

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