'Anomalisa' ­- Sculpting Animated Characters with Carol Koch ­- Variety Artisans

[@willrueb9573]

THIS IS WHY I LOVED THIS FILM!!!!! EVERYONE IS SOOO PASSIONATE AND YOU FEEL IT! ANOMALISA!

[@redblue3567]

Watch the movie online: h t t p : / / b i t . l y /AnomalisaTheMovie

[@Mr508films]

I am a Stopmotion animator and I love this video . I want to take my animation to a new level and do dramatic stories. I was so impressed by this film from a stopmotion aspect,

[@souventboy]

I would like to see a in-depth (sort of toturial) of the animation process itself. How is it possible to achive a realistic body movement?

[@davidcohen6172]

+Willem Probst Y'know, that's hard for us to do in a single 5-6 minute segment. But over time we are working on getting every part of the animation process into Artisans. This year we've focused a lot on character design. I think we're likely to look at character animation next. Eventually, we'll get into animation costume design/production design, compositing, etc.

[@souventboy]

+David Cohen That sounds great! The quality in which you produce these videos is outstanding and deserves more views. Thanks for the quick response! I look forward for more videos!

[@davidcohen6172]

+Willem Probst Spread the word!

[@crapadopalese]

I am guessing you mean "in-depth" and not "in-debt"? LOL

[@aptonymic3014]

0:46 I find it so hilarious that Dino Stamatopolous named his company after his charcter Starburns from Community

[@GUYVERHEN]

Genius way of animating the faces!

[@davidcohen6172]

+Henry Pucknell It's an old concept but with 3D printing it can now be done with much more detail. Look for an upcoming report in Variety on Laika, which pioneered the use of 3D printing to make faces for stop-motion puppets.

[@matry56tr]

+David Cohen it started with Coraline, right?

[@davidcohen6172]

+TheMatoPato patoo Laika and Coraline pioneered the use of 3D printing to make thousands of faces for puppets. Did you see our Laika anniversary features? Lots on that. variety.com/2015/film/spotlight/laika-stop-motion-animation-3d-printing-expressive-faces-1201659264/

[@matry56tr]

David Cohen thanks! I didn't see that

[@kraphik3d]

Directing was very good and animation was excellent . The core was the human emotion.

[@addapryce510]

Truly fascinating to see even a small fragment of how this astounding film has been crafted

[@naveenrayudi983]

carol koch rocks

[@davidcohen6172]

+naveen rayudi I think so too.

[@FinalCutGaming]

I'm not sure what to think of Anomalisa. It's such a unique film and so different from anything else.

[@showman139]

Why aren't there more movies like Anomilisa?

[@fujithegreat6069]

Because they aren't profitable. If ya' want quality art, become a socialist.

[@gtr45301]

Awesome!

[@FlaminiaJulia]

beautiful video !

[@Mickimoss]

I thought the movie was fully 3D rendered like pixar animations, do they move the actual sculptures in every framerate to make a scene or what ?

[@gelatinousjoe7979]

Yes, it is stop motion, not rendered.

[@lwanco1018]

What is she working on with Wallace Shawn?

[@dannehcocoa3445]

how does one become a sculptor?

[@squackles]

+daniel uychoco buy some clay, tools(or make your own), and practice! Also use reference images, don't sculpt from memory. That's it!

[@agfagaevart]

+daniel uychoco Take classes??

[@Nigel-design]

analog z-brush artist :)

[@junesondrab3833]

It was creepy when he went down on her. Also, i dont like the visible lines in the faces.

[@EpicBlooFox]

Her voice is like Carol Baskin's

[@moime8670]

There is a miss-spelling there, you mean Carol Buckley kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJCwmoZuisRgodU

[@alhayatmudhik6256]

Seriously..!! Sorry ! I can't watch this movie because the voice of females in this movie are so wierd to me...

[@Volbeat696]

Movie is very sexiest

[@ImmaSpaceRanger]

How so?

[@suedoriasue3400]

@@ImmaSpaceRanger Because he didn't understand the movie.

[@ReddoFreddo]

It's super sexiest