Coda
- By
- Marcos Camargo
Three ballerinas are in their homes… alone in their own deliriums or would these be their truth in fantasizing?
Three ballerinas are in their homes… alone in their own deliriums or would these be their truth in fantasizing?
Coda is an animation short-film that uses the techniques pixilation and light-painting.The technique consists in a stop-motion made with people, like they are toy dolls. The movements of the actor/toy doll are captured in each photogram by the camera. The illumination technique of light-painting consists in painting people and objects with a flashlight , inside a dark-room, creating drawings with the light. The union of the two techniques has beens made to animate the own light, resulting in a improbable scene-lighting and drawings that interacts with the characters. With direction and cinematography by MARCOS CAMARGO, CODA is the first result of two of his passions: photography and animation films.
Marcos uses light painting to create a ghostly, dreamlike setting that I find fascinating. Also, the stop motion animation and costumes actually create the impression that you’re looking at something that isn’t real.
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