nogggin1

I absolutely love all of these films! I still remember watching Coraline for the first time when I was about 13 and being extremely disturbed by it!

I'm just going to go with the standard, why get into stop motion? I studied film for ~3 years at University and often considered trying to submit stop motion films for some of my assessments though I never ended up giving it a shot. I'm just wondering how you ended up working with such a... Complex? Animation technique?

Although, if you're really desperate for any action...

I imagine at 11 that would have been extremely traumatic for you and your friends once you knew what was going on. I guess having that fear of cancer for the rest of your life confirms that, and I really hope that it doesn't end up happening! Anyway, I was wondering how people went about dealing with it at that age, like, such a massive disaster must have affected the way people grew up and stuff?