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Jump!
JUMP is a short film to research how we can merge 3D and 2D animation to achieve a new and visually exciting result. The story is about Leaf, a young person learning to use their power to jump into new universes. Each jump gives us the opportunity to explore new stylistic possibilities. We wanted something cyberpunk, alive with Kirby Krackle-inspired graphics and punchiness, with stills you want to hang on your wall.
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JUMP is a short film to research how we can merge 3D and 2D animation to achieve a new and visually exciting result. The story is about Leaf, a young person learning to use their power to jump into new universes. Each jump gives us the opportunity to explore new stylistic possibilities. We wanted something cyberpunk, alive with Kirby Krackle-inspired graphics and punchiness, with stills you want to hang on your wall.
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