With a lot of your projects (Interesting Ball, Broomshakalaka, Possibilia) you like to take the initial idea to its extreme conclusion. Do you find yourself scrapping projects if the initial idea is not able to grow and transform in this style?
You see a lot of shorts being made to specifically showcase vfx and others structured like sketches with a punchline ending. I feel like you guys have been able to blend a distinct style of vfx, absurd humor and surprisingly rich narratives. Is there any advice you would have on how to balance these different traits and not having a project feel like it is just trying to do one thing?
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Hi Daniels!
Two questions:
With a lot of your projects (Interesting Ball, Broomshakalaka, Possibilia) you like to take the initial idea to its extreme conclusion. Do you find yourself scrapping projects if the initial idea is not able to grow and transform in this style?
You see a lot of shorts being made to specifically showcase vfx and others structured like sketches with a punchline ending. I feel like you guys have been able to blend a distinct style of vfx, absurd humor and surprisingly rich narratives. Is there any advice you would have on how to balance these different traits and not having a project feel like it is just trying to do one thing?
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