Every feature flick seems to be 3D nowadays, even the non-animated ones, but not every film makes thoughtful use of the technique. The independent stereoscopic shorts included in this program show you how stereoscopy can be used in different ways than just chucking random stuff in the general direction of your noggin.
Barcode takes the viewer along on a journey through a virtual landschap, shaped by light and shadow given off by small poles in an endless expanse. The shadows, caused by animated light sources that move across the expanse and between the poles, unexpectedly create a familiar world.
Endtrip is an animation short film in which we experience a breathtaking trip through the bizarre and fantastical unconsciousness of a drug overdosed girl.
Emily has been Foxed! in this stop-motion 3D animation about fighting for what you believe in.
A playful, collaborative, conversion of Academy nominated animator, Don Hertzfeldt's, original 2D animation, "Intermission".
A 6 Am in the morning drive through a retro-future desert landscape. Official music video for Mike Luck.
The symbols of a slot machine influence the environment around, and a grumpy old bourgois becomes the victim of his own curiosity... (Animation short series 4 Episodes and 2 in S3D)
A Wild Ride Through the Wild West
An experimental animation film that does not tell a story in a classical sense but rather creates a movement of wet ink on a white background that seems to take up the dramatic arch of the overture we are hearing on the soundtrack. Their interplay stimulates us to see things, events, maybe even drama in what is basically just black shapes on a white surface. The film happens on the screen before us and is simultaneously created in our head.
Kaboom Animation Festival is the one-stop-shop for the latest and greatest in all things animated. Ranging from cutting-edge experimental arthouse to colorful stories for families and kids, Kaboom will cater to the animation needs of all. Yes, even yours, my amazing weirdo friend!
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