Hand-Drawn: Documentary

Hand-Drawn: Documentary

Hand-Drawn: Documentary

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Hand-Drawn: Documentary

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An indie documentary exploring the art form of hand-drawn animation through a contemporary lens in the digital era. Featuring insights and anecdotes by hand-drawn animation artists from around the world.

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26 members

Acting

Tina Nawrocki

Self

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Directing

山村浩二

Self

山村浩二

Directing

Anatola Howard

Self

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Directing

細田守

Self

細田守

Visual Effects

Glen Keane

Self

Glen Keane

Visual Effects

鈴木亜矢

Self

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Directing

Lucrèce Andreae

Self

Lucrèce Andreae

Acting

Shinya Ohira

Self

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Visual Effects

磯光雄

Self

磯光雄

Directing

Joanna Davidovich

Self

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Visual Effects

Nancy Beiman

Self

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Directing

Sébastien Laudenbach

Self

Sébastien Laudenbach

Visual Effects

Rune Brandt Bennicke

Self

No Image

Visual Effects

井上俊之

Self

井上俊之

Acting

Zach Hadel

Self

Zach Hadel

Directing

Vivienne Medrano

Self

Vivienne Medrano

Directing

Benjamin Renner

Self

Benjamin Renner

Acting

Aaron Blaise

Self

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Directing

Jorge R. Gutierrez

Self

Jorge R. Gutierrez

Visual Effects

安藤雅司

Self

安藤雅司

Directing

Aaron Long

Self

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Directing

Eléa Gobbé-Mévellec

Self

Eléa Gobbé-Mévellec

Directing

Tina Tomar

Self

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Writing

Craig McCracken

Self

Craig McCracken

Directing

Michael Ruocco

Self

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Art

Nas Pasha

Self

Nas Pasha

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