The Night of All Fears is wonderfully designed and realized short animation (1 minute) that was the winner in last years’ “B-Movie” challenge on CGSociety.
Theme of the challenge was to bring to life a classic B-Movie, or to suggest one that didn’t exist. An example of the latter approach, The Night of All Fears is essentially a trailer for a hypothetical 1950’s style classic B-Movie.
The short was directed by Cyril Corallo and a group from the French studio Rheo freelancers association, which, as the name implies, is a group formed of individual freelancers, who made the short their first project together.
You can view the short on Vimeo, or on the Rheo site, where you can also see a slide show of stills.
In addition, there is also a one minute making of video on Vimeo. There is a making of article and interview with the team on the CGSociety site, where you can also see the other winners of the challenge.
[Via Max the Mutt Animation School, on Twitter @MaxtheMutt]
one minute making of
The Night of All Fears on Rheo
Making of article and interview on CGSociety
Other winners of the challenge on CGSociety
~Them!~ (1954)
Great work and the fact that it’s been rendered in Flash makes it even more remarkable. I hope they make either a movie or a series out of this. Amazing work.
WOW this is great animation. It revitalizes my interest in B movies
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