The work that I want to create involves trying to tell a simple, yet engaging, story using the means of no dialogue, all sound effects done by myself with unusual origins and having a couple of different animation styles featured. It is about a young child (animated using 2D animation) who decides to spend their time in solitude on the grass on a warm day. However, their plans are cut short when they discover that a snake (animated using Claymation) has been unknowingly following them, causing a chase between the child and the snake. However, the child eventually perks up the courage to stand up to the snake, give him a good spin and throw him into the sun so that he explodes, which leaves the child to resume chilling under the sun. For the simple story with no dialogue, I was inspired by the short film The Adventures of André and Wally B (1984, directed by Alvy Ray Smith), seeing as the plot of my short feels reminiscent. It was also a short film made by Pixar personnel before Pixar ...
For my Experimental Video project, I decided to create a short film with the idea of it having different animation styles on top of live footage, as well as having no dialogue, but all the sounds and music were created by me. I decided to call the short film Snake in the Grass, as not only was it because the film featured a literal snake around some grass, but because it is also a metaphor that means “someone you heavily dislike because they pretend to be your friend, but they eventually betray you”. The story was inspired by a very early Pixar short film, The Adventures of André and Wally B , which was about a character named André who wants to rest in the forest before being awakened by a bee named Wally B. André tricks Wally B, runs away, Wally B gets miffed and hi jinx ensues. Although it’s not very strong in terms of story, it's efficient as an inspiration. At first, the idea of me working on an animated project sounded like a tedious one, seeing as I had to not only create 2D...
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