COMPUTER GRAPHICS VIDEO & FILM		close window
	Anima		video
	Anima is an unusual computer graphic video project because its plot happens in a real environment. It tells a story of two quite different characters. A male clay figure wakes up in a sterile white room containing simple geometric forms as furniture. At the same time a 3 D animated female figure who looks like a robot explores a second room. This room contains heavy chains, pipes and old steel plates. The story unfolds: The characters discover that one wall in their rooms comprises of a special soft textile. The clay male figure pushes his head through the wall. The 3D animated woman cuts the wall with her knife-blade fingers. When the two characters meet, they watch each other sceptically – an encounter which will take a tragic turn. Anima features the excellent combination of stop-motion and 3 D animations. The uniqueness of this computer graphics is expressed n the interaction of a real and a virtual character in a real environment. Produced by: David Zuderstorfer Stefan Unterhuber Johannes Wohlgemuth Andreas Gessl Daniel Kuales Florian Landerl Christian Hanl University: University of Applied Sciences Hagenberg www.fh-hagenberg.at Supervised by: Roland Kiel Adress: Lange Gasse 48, 8a 1080 Wien Phone: +43 664 5442026 Email: david.zuderstorfer@fh-hagenberg.at Website: anima.checkbit.com Mediaformat: Mini DV