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Juan Pablo Zaramella Preps Season 2 of ‘Tiniest Man in the World,’ Finishes ‘The Way Things Are’
ANNECY, France — Argentine stop-motion creator Juan Pablo Zaramella has finished the first 26 much-awaited episodes of “The Way Things Are,” a stop-motion TV series produced at his studio, JPZtudio. Twenty six more episodes are scheduled to be finished by the end of the year.
Zaramella was Oscar-shortlisted for his 2011 short “Luminaris” which won the Fipresci Prize and Audience Award at Annecy. The French festival devoted a special program to Zaramella in 2010.
In March, Guinness organization stated the six-minute long “Luminaris” to be the most awarded short film in history, scoring a total of 324 kudos.
Currently, Zaramella is writing his feature debut, a futuristic tale kicking off in Plato’s Allegory of the Cave. In the feature, “Some beings discover the limits of the world where they live. And so far the main
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In my first post at Concept Dezain we are going to take a look at the excelent work of illustrator and animator Juan Pablo Zaramella. First a litlle about the person: Zaramella was born in Argentina en 1972 Graduated at the Instituto de Arte Cinematografico de Avellaneda as Animation Director, he began his career making animations for advertisement. Since 2000, Juan Pablo has been making independent animated shorts with the producer Silvina Cornillón. These films have been awarded prizes all around the world.
Trailer: “Viaje a Marte”
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Some Illustrations done for 10k Nike in 2007:
If you want to get more info about Zaramella you should check out his website: www.zaramella.com.ar. And tell me what you about this artist??
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Tuna Bora is an award winning LA based,Turkish illustrator, animation director and production designer , best known for her distinctive storytelling style and diverse daily sketches. She has worked on many companies such a as Google, Nexus Studios, for the advertising, animation, games projects.
In this episode on the first half of the podcast we talk about unspoken parts of immigration, opening up yourself the way you are and the cultural differences between west and east and all the vulnerabilities it brings.
On the second half we discuss the process of Tuna's work:
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00:55:15 All about making "Pearl", the first VR film to receive an Oscar nomination,all the innovations storytelling and style of the short.
01:20:00 Making her own independent movie "Solipsism" and the symbolic meaning behind it and my interpretations about the movie.
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