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March 15, 2010

Demo Reel

I needed to cut together a demo reel for that panel discussion a few weeks ago with Dave Levy and Brown Johnson, so I thought I’d share it.

February 16, 2010

Dog in the Burning Building!

The video Will and I made for Miles Kurosky’s new album has been touring the festival circuit for a while, but it’s finally online as of today!

Filed under: After Effects,Animation,Independent Projects,New York,Portfolio,Puppets — frankrause @ 5:12 pm

January 21, 2010

Bruce Bickford

Charles Koegel just sent me a link to some animation from Bruce Bickford. I’m continually amazed by how much animation I still haven’t seen, and the wide ranges of eccentric styles that are out there. It’s definitely worth checking out, especially for those of you who like a little surreality in your storytelling. Some of you may have seen Bruce’s newer work, such as “The Comic That Frenches Your Mind”, at Ottawa this past fall.

Filed under: Animation,Art,Puppets,weird — frankrause @ 1:22 am

March 12, 2009

Elmo is Funny

I grew up with Sesame Street, and Elmo was introduced a few years after I had stopped watching every day. I just knew of him by way of the “Tickle-Me Elmo” craze. Turns out the character, and puppeteer Kevin Clash, are hilarious and talented. Now I see why Elmo is so popular.

Filed under: New York,Puppets — frankrause @ 2:28 pm



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