Project Detail

Exquisite Corpses

Synopsis

An hilarious cartoon assemblage, starring Joan Of Arc, Emmeline Pankhurst and Boris Johnson.

"Exquisite Corpses" is an animated version of an old Surrealist game and is a group-project by members of London Animation Club. Each contributor makes a four-second animation, making sure that the last frame of their animation becomes the first frame of the next contributor's.

Details

Year
2013
Type of film
Shorts
Running time
1 min 45 secs
Format
Quicktime
Director
London Animation Club
Producer
Martin Pickles
Editor
Martin Pickles
Sound
Coco Cripps
Music
Coco Cripps

Production Status

Production Company

London Animation Club

Contact: Martin Pickles

E: gmfilm@hotmail.com

T: +44 (0) 7887 608 457
W: http://www.martinpickles.com/londonanimationclub.html

Sales Company

London Animation Club

Contact: Martin Pickles

E: gmfilm@hotmail.com

T: +44 (0) 7887 608 457
W: http://www.martinpickles.com/londonanimationclub.html

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