Showing posts with label Ornana. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ornana. Show all posts
21 January, 2015
Short Take: "Confusion Through Sand" is a Unique, Mesmerizing Experience in Animation
"Confusion Through Sand" is one of the animated competition selections from the 2014 Atlanta Film Festival. The film comes from Ornana, a studio founded by native Georgians Danny Madden (director and animator of the film) and Benjamin Wiessner (producer). Previously, the guys produced "euphonia," which turned out to be one of ATLFF 2013's best films and the perfect example of just how daring and beautiful a true Georgia indie film can be.
Labels:
Animation,
Atlanta Film Festival,
Benjamin Wiessner,
Confusion Through Sand,
Danny Madden,
euphonia,
Georgia film industry,
Jim Cummings,
Ornana,
Short Take,
Vimeo
18 April, 2013
Atlanta review: "euphonia" (****)
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| Maria Decotis stars in "euphonia" |
Perhaps the best example of experimental film out of the 2013 Atlanta Film Festival is "euphonia." The film struggles to sit still under the 'experimental' label, however, as it possesses relatable central characters, an even tone and an easily mappable and insular plot. This is perhaps the best-looking feature to ever be made for only $700, and most definitely the best-sounding. An ode to sound tech, "euphonia" is a beacon of Georgia independent film and exactly what experimental film should look and sound like.
Labels:
Atlanta Film Festival,
Benjamin Wiessner,
Danny Madden,
euphonia,
Fayette,
Georgia film industry,
Maria Decotis,
Ornana,
Oscar,
Peachtree City,
Review,
SXSW,
Will Madden
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