I promised some time ago that I would get around to posting my cartoon movie, "Mashed," and today is that day. Without further ado, I present to you the fruits of my BYU education.
I hope you love it. If you do, spread the word, because I would love for many people to be able to enjoy it. Thanks so much!!
Also of note: somebody else produced a student animated short this year called "Mashed." From what I understand, it was a student from RIT. Sorry, other kid, for stealing the title to your short film. Luckily the twain shall never be confused, because while yours is a sophisticated animated short, no doubt, mine is a stupid cartoon movie.
13 comments:
ALL HAIL! watched this many times in portugal, loved every second.
love your face.
Lovely.
Finally!!! I love it!!
I hail. I still think it looked pretty good in fuscia.
Awesome! I love the last shot.
hey dude, just saw ur film, it was awesome!!! congrats on the film!!!great stuff on ur blog!! ill be sure to drop by again to check out more!!!ciao
A new take on Mr. Potato Head...upping the game for those guys at some upstart studio who just premiered their final sequel of a little computer-generated movie called..."Toy Story", I think.
Great job! Very clever!! Hope you earned some good chocolate for all your efforts. And congrats on graduating, the soon-to-be baby and the move to Californeeya!
You're going to do great in California. Good luck cousin.
Also, I love this movie so much. Hooray for squishy jellybean cop cars.
This is such an excellent short, Anthony. I love every minute of it. Congratulations, it's such an achievement!
Anthony!
First of all, congrats on the new job at DW! You def. deserve it.
I sent the you tube link to practically every artist here at Digital Domain, and so far everyone really loves it! One person said, "this reminds me of the triplets of belle ville". I thought you would like to hear that.
I loved it as well! nice work.
Great idea, amazing execution! Thanks for posting. You are too talented.
Well done my friend! Well done indeed! Fantastic work! And congrats to Richard for the award winning music!
Pillowy mounds of mashed potatoes Batman!
I'm so excited to watching this again and again and again and again ...
Pretty much this is one of my favorite short films of all time. I am not even exaggerating.
The #1 thing that really caught my eye was how "deep" your camera felt, things moving in front of and behind other things, the focus of the "camera" etc. etc. provided a very real feeling of depth.
Super sweet dude. Dreamworks is lucky to have you.
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