Post MortemWins Hon. Mention at London Movie Awards
Congratulations to the makers of the VFX short "Post Mortem" which has won an Honourable Mention in the category of "Best Super Short Film" at the London Movie Awards.
Post Mortem takes place in a futuristic secure facility, where a surgeon performs an autopsy on a mysterious patient. This is Post Mortem's seventh festival award.
Post Mortem takes place in a futuristic secure facility, where a surgeon performs an autopsy on a mysterious patient. This is Post Mortem's seventh festival award.
Post Mortem takes place in a futuristic secure facility, where a surgeon performs an autopsy on a mysterious patient. This is Post Mortem's fifth festival award.
Post Mortem takes place in a futuristic secure facility, where a surgeon performs an autopsy on a mysterious patient. This is Post Mortem's fourth festival award.
Post Mortem takes place in a futuristic secure facility, where a surgeon performs an autopsy on a mysterious patient. This is Post Mortem's third festival award.
Congratulations to the makers of "Post Mortem", the VFX short produced at Escape Studios, which has won Best VFX at the Tokyo International Film Festival.
Congratulations to the makers of "Shimmer", a vfx short film created by students at Escape Studios, which has won "Best VFX" at the Athens International Film Festival (AIMFF)
"Shimmer" was directed by Will Moss and produced by Aidan Callaghan, and tells the story of two glass figurines which come to life.
Cinematography was by DOP Clement Gharini. The 3D Lead was Toby Haslam, and the 2D lead was Lily Barber.
Animatic image from "Giles and Rupert's Prehistoric Predicament"
What is an animatic? And why do animators need one? An Animatic is something that all of our first year students have to tackle as part of PR4001, a creative story-telling module in which our undergraduate students work in teams to create a teaser or trailer for an original TV series.
Later, working on their own short films and group projects in the second and third year at Escape Studios, our students will become very familiar with the process of creating an animatic, which is an essential first step in the creation of any animated content.
Giles and Rupert's Prehistoric Predicament is a teaser/trailer for an original animated TV series created at Escape Studios by Toby Haslam, Denise Esposito, Louis Chevis, Cameron Haley, Joseph Dunn and Oriyarna Olaku. The project was created as part of CR4002 and PR4001, two first year modules in which students first create an original idea for a TV series, and then turn it into an animatic - a filmed version of the storyboard. In this case, Toby, Denise and their team have included the previs edit shown above, setting the bar even higher for what can be achieved in the first year at Escape.