Using Lego bricks for stop motion animation is all the rage nowadays, but we’ve never seen anyone use the technique with as much artistry as Swedish techno band rymdreglage does in this experimental music video. Enjoy Lego wizardry at it finest!
Category Archives: Saturday Short
SATURDAY SHORT: HARVIE KRUMPET (2003)
We can easily infer that the Academy Award winner for Best Animated Short Film is not going to be our most outlandish Saturday Short. Still, “Harvie Krumpet” was certainly peculiar enough, and, without doubt, professional enough to have captured our attention. At over twenty-minutes long, it better fits the label short-film than any other Saturday Short we’ve posted. It nearly has the plot and character development of a full-length film, and compromises almost solely on time. Narrated by Geoffrey Rush.
CONTENT WARNING: This short contains brief animated nudity and a scene of mild sexual content.
SATURDAY SHORT: DEREALISER LA FAILLE (2010)
Hedonistic, claustrophobic, original, and downright weird; “Derealiser La Faille” is a nightmare toying with our senses and psyche. Trust me, this one will remain in your subconscious for the remainder of your day.
Déréaliser la faille from Jeremy Zèle on Vimeo.
SATURDAY SHORT: THE ADVENTURES OF MR. COO #4 (2007)
In this fourth installment of The Adventures of Mr. Coo, Mr. Coo turns into a carrot, explodes as a castle, makes amends with a car, etc. Although this is the fourth episode, it won’t make much more sense than the first three. This series is focused more on awe-inspiring animation than plot.
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SATURDAY SHORT: GREEN SCREEN COOKIES (2009)
When interviewed about her show, “Food Party” (which plays on the Independent Film Channel), Thu Tran explained that she wanted to approach food as a material to make art with. Trust me, after watching her series, you won’t see food the same way again.