Here is my sequence for the PSST!3 project, part of an animation with Chris Harding of Shynola & David Shrigley, the full film can be seen here. This features the head of Walt Disney, which can still be downloaded here.
DENMARK
Thank you again to everyone who came to my talks at Lynfabrikken and Republikken in Denmark, and especially to Lasse Schuleit for setting it all up. Both places are totally amazing workspaces for creative people, I wish there was an equivalent in Berlin or London.
Thanks for leaving us all very inspired…BTW that secret thingy, can’t get it to work, but maybe it’s just not up yet?!?!
Comment by Rasmus 04.03.09 @ 1:41 pmReally great job on the sound, and everything else for that matter!
Comment by Ross 04.03.09 @ 1:53 pmgreat! The Disney-nazi connections have always fascinated me.
http://digg.com/odd_stuff/Did_Adolf_Hitler_draw_Disney_characters_2
I’m already looking forward to a future PSST!4 (which I hope I can contribute to)
Comment by Aleix P. 04.03.09 @ 9:30 pmHi David. Thank you for a great inspiration and fun evening at Republikken! Hope to see you soon in DK again..
Comment by Patricia 04.05.09 @ 8:32 pmPhew…For a second there, I thought this would be as artistically disturbing as “WOFL2106″. My sister hates me because of that film.
All joking aside, I’m fascinated with this short’s connections between Nazism and Walt Disney, as well as their subsequent ethical dilemmas. Is the film suggesting that people as horrible as Nazis could be sympathized with simply because of their association with or mere appreciation of the child-like innocence of Walt Disney?
Whatever themes this particular short has, you’re really changing the way people think about films, Mr. O’Reilly.
Comment by Kyle 04.09.09 @ 4:16 amWow! That’s great. beautiful light. bizzar. nice animation – I like the edgy-ness of the movements. all the best, moritz
Comment by moritz 05.26.09 @ 1:39 pmDavid, this one was really scary!!
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