Showing posts with label Aaron Blaise. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Aaron Blaise. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
The Making of Hare and Bear
John Lewis 'The Bear & The Hare' - The Making Of from Blink on Vimeo.
Here's an excellent video which explains how Aaron Blaise and his team put together their Hare and Bear TV commercial for British retailer John Lewis, achieving a unique look combining live action footage and hand-drawn animation. You can read more about the project here.
---Alex
Friday, August 23, 2013
It's Official - Art Story is the First Animated Feature Film to be Funded at Kickstarter....
Art Story, the independent animated film directed by Aaron Blaise and Produced by Chuck Williams. is officially the first animated feature film to be funded at Kickstarter.
Chuck and Aaron have raised $365,000, enough to start work on their film - a hugely impressive start. Their goal was $350,000 and they have comfortably exceeeded that sum.
Chuck and Aaron have raised $365,000, enough to start work on their film - a hugely impressive start. Their goal was $350,000 and they have comfortably exceeeded that sum.
Monday, August 12, 2013
Chuck and Aaron launch $350,000 Kickstarter campaign for "Art Story"
My old Florida animation kumrads, Aaron Blaise and Chuck Williams, have just launched a $350,000 Kickstarter campaign to produce a new animated film - Art Story
Aaron and Chuck are veterans of the Florida Disney studio, and produced and co-directed the Academy Award-nominated film 'Brother Bear.'
Thursday, September 27, 2012
Chuck and Aaron fight to save "The Legend of Tembo"
Chuck Williams and Aaron Blaise, fresh from the recent closure of Digital Domain, are fighting to save the feature film "The Legend of Tembo" which they spent two years developing. According to yesterday's Wall Street Journal, they still have a fighting chance to save their picture.
The Beijing company Galloping Horse has bought out the remains of Digital Domain for $32m at a bankruptcy auction. Chuck and Aaron are now hoping that the Chinese investors will also have the stomach to finish "Tembo", the story of an African elephant taken from his home and forced to go to war.
All power to Chuck and Aaron - and what a triumph if they can pull it off.
---Alex
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