Patience really is a virtue. In this Vancouver Film School movie by graduate Scott Campbell, Scott attempts to show us in this pixar-like movie that patience really is a virtue... well at least until you find out who's actually testing patience. We've all been through that mental anxiety race of getting somewhere on time while everything else seems to go against you on your time!
It's a great way to look at life through the eyes of a talented animator. After all, patience is being exerted right now if you are reading this review and have yet watched the movie. :-)
After reviewing a few movies from the graduates of the Vancouver Film School, I stumbled across this animated video and found it to be completely hilarious.
In addition to its comic value, the animation is fantastic and well put together as there are very few words of the english language that are used. However with a comical animated student acting out his story, you totally get the point and can visualize the same imagined senario with one of our own teachers from our previous grade school life (maybe even high school or college).
Well worth a look for it's great visuals and plot line, this two-minute movie is a hit! Watch and imagine folks.
After watching this short video you will never be able to look at a Rubik's Cube in the same way ever again. It is really quite amazing. It comes to us from Ori Ben-Shabat, a recent graduate of Canada's Vancouver Film School.
The video is a mix of real life action with computer generated graphics and effects. The music is from another VFS grad, and it won Best Original Score. The video is only a little over two minutes in lenght, and the graphics are done extremely well. For someone just out of film school, Ori has a bright future ahead of him if he continues to produce work of this quality.