Le Charade
DescriptionA stop-motion psychological comedy set in a run-down 1950s diner. Le Charade follows the final performance of a lonely mime and the psychotic episode that ensues after his imaginary friend breaks up with him and he is forced to re-enter society.
The film was produced in 30 weeks at the Savannah College of Art and Design, written and directed by Erika Totoro as the senior thesis for a team of 8 students. The film's use of 3D printing technology was an advancement for the College, setting a record of 55 face replacements, and making it one of the school's first to use stereolithography 3D printing technology for stop-motion filmmaking. The film also utilizes mixed media by creating digitally enhanced smear frames on the raw images through Photoshop in post.
The film was produced in 30 weeks at the Savannah College of Art and Design, written and directed by Erika Totoro as the senior thesis for a team of 8 students. The film's use of 3D printing technology was an advancement for the College, setting a record of 55 face replacements, and making it one of the school's first to use stereolithography 3D printing technology for stop-motion filmmaking. The film also utilizes mixed media by creating digitally enhanced smear frames on the raw images through Photoshop in post.
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Event Type
Computer Animation Festival
TimeThursday, 5 December 20244:00pm - 6:00pm JST
LocationHall C, C Block, Level 4
