"Extinguished" - Charming 3D Animation Short

A Screen Capture From The 3D Animation — "Extinguished"

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Hi!

Through the years, Ringling College Of Art And Design in Sarasota, Florida, has produced a number of excellent student animators and artists—and many go on to work for the major studios that create the large budget 3D animated films, TV cartoons, and commercials/ads we're all likely familiar with.

Fortunately, the school and its students share their animation projects on-line—and IMHO many rival the quality of what you'd expect from a studio with a HUGE budget like Pixar.

A case in point, is a lovely 3D animation called Extinguished—by Ringling students Ashley Anderson and Jacob Mann.

Screen Captures From The 3D Animation — "Extinguished"

The plot features a young man searching for love—and all the highs and lows that go along with that.

Bonus points go to Corey Wallace who created a perfect music track for this student project. 

Enjoy!


Extinguished from Extinguished Short Film on Vimeo.
"Extinguished" by Ashley Anderson and Jacob Mann
In a world where flames represent love, it's easy to get your heart burned.

Created at Ringling College of Art and Design

https://www.facebook.com/ExtinguishedMovie/

Jacob Mann - jacobmannart.com - jmann@c.ringling.edu
Ashley Anderson - ashleyanderson.squarespace.com - aanderso@c.ringling.edu

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The AMAZING Singing And Acrobatic Ross Sisters!!

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Superlatives are very overused these days—but this video of a Ross Sisters performance is truly AWE inspiring!

This trio of sisters were not only a triple threat by birth—but all three could sing and harmonize—AND they were phenomenal athletes who could do acrobatic moves that clearly required unbelievable flexibility and strength to perform.

Screen Captures From The Video Below

Their singing/dancing/acrobatic routine of Solid Potato Salad is from 1944's Broadway Rhythm—which was originally filmed in black and white—but is nicely colorized in this version.

There's a bit of corny acting that starts this clip—but the video is embedded to start at 1:23—just before the sisters start singing/dancing.

Their acrobatics begin at about 2:25.

Enjoy!





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