Showing posts with label Moon Bear. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Moon Bear. Show all posts

Sunday, 9 February 2014

Moon Bear Update: Check Out the Intro for Scotty Jo Cartoons



You may remember that, a while back, we told you about a Kickstarter campaign for an animated short film by friend of the blog, Scott Nicholson. The short exceeded its $3500 goal, and is in the midst of production right now. Now, Scott asked me to share this nifty little intro with all of you: the animated logo for the group bringing you Moon Bear, Scotty Jo Films. Check it out above!

The sound design is by Rachel A. Fowler (Staff Editor at Prologue Films and owner of Freelance Motion Graphics Designer) and all the animation was done by Scotty Jo himself. More updates on Moon Bear as and when we get them.

Thursday, 2 May 2013

Moon Bear: Fully Funded and on The Pixar Podcast


Over the past month, we've been telling you about Moon Bear, an independent animated short film being animated, directed and written by our friend Scott Nicholson. The film's Kickstarter campaign has been quickly crawling towards its $3500 goal, and we're pleased to report that that goal has now been reached, and in fact surpassed!

Saturday, 13 April 2013

Inside Moon Bear: Discarded Storyboards and More



Last week we introduced you to Moon Bear, the great animated short being Kickstarted by Scotty Jo (of The Scotty Jo Podcast). The short is based on a storybook Scott made in college and is in the early stages of production. As such, he recently rolled out the above video, explaining the paramount importance of storyboarding and offering up some discarded boards from the short - set to Michael Giacchino's magnificent Up score.

Thursday, 4 April 2013

Back The Moon Bear Animated Short on Kickstarter


You guys remember Scotty Jo, right? Friend of the blog who's been kind enough to have me over on his podcast and let me ramble about animation twice now (with a third time coming up shortly). Well, he's working on a little animated short film of his own, Moon Bear. Moon Bear is based on a storybook Scott himself made in college, a touching story about loneliness, all told in a charming visual style.