Clip from Sony Pictures Animation’s musical feature Vivo, debuting on Netflix August 6.
In the movie, Vivo, a musically gifted kinkajou embarks on the adventure of a lifetime to deliver a song to his cherished owner’s long-lost love, with the help of Gabi – an energetic tween who bounces to the beat of her own offbeat drum. Along the way, the pair have been forced to take a shortcut through the Florida Everglades – but nothing can stop this dynamic duo, not even gators!
Hi everyone! With this new video game and this AWESOME LOOKING movie from Sony Animation, my inspiration for the last Character design challenge been obvious to me….;)
Hello people of the Internet, I am really hoping this can go viral but that can’t happen without your help, please reblog and share and even steal this content and put your own watermark on it, I don’t mind at all as long as a large amount of people see it. Please note: not all data may be accurate
Please reblog and get you friends to reblog, this is in two parts, this is part one go check out part two, if this gets popular enough I will make a part three
imagine a team of automobile experts were tasked with making a clown car. this is what happened here
yeah i major in animation i know :)
wait are they really, because if so wtf, & how are the different than like… idk frozen??
Compared to Disney’s semi-realistic approach, Sony Animation’s entire personality as a company is their snappy, cartoon-like animation; their rigs are complex and advanced, made with exaggerated deformations in mind.
On top of the poses achievable by their specialized rigs, animators will sculpt the characters by modifying the mesh itself so as to achieve the strongest, most efficient poses possible, reminiscent of classic 2D animation.
Before co-director Mike Rianda announced a special “The Mitchells vs. the Machines” blu-ray home video release at CTN Expo, executive producer Phil Lord and co-director Jeff Rowe attended the Animation is Film Festival premiere. The two had very different reasons they related to the Mitchell family
“The Mitchells vs. the Machines” special edition, featuring deleted scenes, the extended Katie Mitchell cut, and a behind-the-scenes short about filmmaking, comes out on Dec. 14, 2021. The disc or digital download also includes instructions on making your very own Katie-face cupcakes.
