What Happens Now? | CalArts 2024
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- Опубликовано: 20 сен 2024
- A young boy deals with the aftermath of his grandmother's burial.
Thank you so much to my family, my friends, Nick Butera's Film Workshop class, Maija Burnett, and my amazing sound designer Shane Vincent!!! (shanevincentso...)
Had a blast making this :)
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This film subtly and touchingly depicted human emotional restraint in response to the death of loved ones through the interaction between children and Tamagotchis.
Dude. The ending showing him “resetting” the picture thinking it would restart I’M BAWLING.
i think you made the right choice going without dialogue. so cute!
This is beautiful, it made me cry. The way you depicted this child’s emotions was perfect. Before switching to animation, I was a psychology major who specialized in child psych. The way the kid didn’t understand death is very well written. Many may thing he was just being a brat but in reality most children cannot process death or understand it. It was heartbreaking when he tried to reset his grandmas button. Beautiful.
I think he was just being a brat during the car part, otherwise he seems to be acting somewhat normal for his age
But according to you, did he understand death or not?
In my opinion, I think the car part where he starts crying is because he held it in during the funeral when he noticed his dad crying. That's what I think
@@mystrangeaddiction5646 Wasn't he screaming?
This is really well done. I really relate to the older sister here, and I love the balance of slight humor among the quiet grief. It makes it feel more real.
With your permission, I'd love to show this during my short film club program for the kids at the library I work at! I think this would be a great film for them to analyze and discuss
Ahh thank you so much!!! That’s so sweet, please feel free to show it!
I'm sobbing my god... The story of this film is just so intensely resonant I was so confused as a child too when my great grandma passed away. Your film really made me feel seen
From personal experience, Artists usually need a lot of encouragement, so I'd like to say, Awesome job! Keep making more awesome jobs!
When I saw the dad grab the picture frame I knew what was coming and it still had me bawling :'((((( crazy good film!
THIS ONE IS SO GOOD??? the animation is so so perfect, i love the artstyle paired with the low-frames animation, and the sound design adds exactly what said "low-frames" might be lacking. the story is so sweet. this is 100% my favorite calarts film so far
This was brilliant. I love how you illustrated the child’s simplified understanding of what the family was going through 😢 if only it were as simple as a “reset” button.
It gets me everytime he screams 😭
This film really resonated with me. Both my grandfathers have passed, one when i was still a kid and one sadly quite recently. Processing death as a kid is odd as you sometimes don't understand the finality of it. I really wish sometimes that i could pull reset and maybe see them again before it was too late. Beautiful film ❤❤ I really love the sound effects.
hi victoria, i just wanted let you know you touched my heart with this animation. i often forget about concept of death, especially when it comes to loved ones because in my heart its almost like impossible of them ceasing to exist.. it's beautifully crafted animation and you should be proud of yourself . thank you and take care.
your portfolio is also very lovely sorry just wanted to add on
@@magicabeats thank you so much!!
I remember seeing you in the animation labs and you were working on the 0:33 tamagotchi scene and I was literally playing my tamagotchi 3 desks behind you I should’ve said something !!!! Loved your film so much at the open show and I was so surprised to see another tamagotchi film~ 🐣🐣💓
A lot of people say that kids don’t understand the concept of death. I don’t think it’s necessarily why it’s hard to understand death of your grandparents. We are usually closer to our parents than grandparents, even if we live with them. For our parents, its a death of their mom or dad. It’s harder, unless you specifically love your grandparents more than parents for whatever reason.
That end got me teary eyed
Beautiful work
the sound design is incredible
Thank you for making this. My mom passed when I was 13. I am now 20. I still struggle with the fact death is permanent every week. I wish I could reset her and have her meet my girlfriend and see our cats 💔
For some reason, the kid reminded me of Puff Puff from Your Favorite Martian, anyway I like how this was like, I enjoyed the art style and the part where he thought grandma would come back with the bended paper clip. He was being kind of a brat during the car part tho.
I also know now that tamagotchi's deaths are not permanent and I can bring them back whenever I want, so thanks for that!
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First- the mom screaming in the car after the boy yelled SENT ME! Beautiful story telling wow! The structure is beautiful and I loved how you told this story with sounds and meaningful facial expressions. Great job!
This might be one of my favorite short films ever
I didn't think I was going to cry, but I cried.
This, this right here has done some damage to me
and i miss my grandpa and granddad even more.
Luv your animation
This hit hard. I've just been watching every CalArts 2024 short film that pops up, and this one's probably one of the most sad.
I LOVE THE ARTSTYLE THOUGH!!
This hit me like a truck. I've been full on sobbing for the past hour, and I just need to say this work touched me in ways I didn't know grief still could. I lost my grandfather when I was 6, during the funeral I was sent with my friend to play in the bedroom, I couldn't process that he was gone. I just recently lost my grandmother, and as the older sibling to 3 younger brothers, I felt it on a whole other level. This film is just so well done, and so raw of a depiction, I legitimately think it helped me process my grief. Thank you.
The last couple of days, I’ve been watching all the 2024 CalArts films. And may I just say this is one of my favorites. As an aspiring animator, I appreciate these wonderful films. The low FPS choppy style shows so much more emotion than 24FPS animated on 1s. I LOVE the classic CalArts style, and this is a great example. Well done, truly unique work of art you’ve made. I cannot wait to see what masterpieces you’ll make in the future! 👏
(Edit) what FPS’ do you guys use?
Thank you!! It’s 24 fps but I use 2s 3s 4s etc (really anything that will make the feeling come across) :)
Nice super cool! I’ve always loved low fps
Oh god damnit that ending. I thought for a minute that the kid was gonna take the photo out of its frame but then they turned it over to look at the photo again and I realized they were trying to reset and bring their grandma back. God DAMNIT. GOD. DAMNIT /pos
Also the scene at the funeral, the kid is upset with their mom and looks to their dad for assistance but goes quiet when they realize how upset their dad is. Ugh I've experienced that so many times and it's so. Real. You don't understand why they're upset or sad but they're emotional and they don't need you bothering them over something that you understand isn't important rn
LOL, real. the fact that tamagotchis never had a sound off button would always frick me up as a kid.
bitches always died after school too..needed 25/8 attention
STOP OMG THE END.. BUT THIS IS STUNNING AMAZING WORK ! 31st SUBSCRIBER
i thought i wouldnt cry since it was already near the end, but god DAMN when he tried resetting grandma i started BAWLING
Came in, stayed for the story, enjoyed the art style, made a face in my heart that looked like this “ :( “ and wanted to rate 5 stars on letterboxed, can’t find it, and will call this the best of the 2024 cal arts short movies.
I remember I use to have a Digimon toy, really distracted me from at home, while on vacations, but thankfully not too much at school. Glad I don't have it anymore.
Our animation teacher showed your work to us on our meeting where we watch short cartoons for inspiration (We're animators too). Your work is really touching, i really like simple shapes and colours that you used. Imatiently wait for next projects! ❤
This was so fucking good. The kid not knowing the concept of death and his only experience being with a tamagotchi is so realistic. Especially when he tries to fix it all by touching the back of the picture with a paper clip. Then realizing it ain’t that easy
THIS IS BEAUTIFUL! as an animation student myself i’m always watching every youtube recommendation from aspiring animators and i’m just crying and sobbing rn! such an amazing work i’m happy that i’ve found this
The picture made me so sad.. it is very well done and touching, i love it!
The ending where he tried to reset his family, that just hurt.
The way the tamagotchi beeped and I immediately knew what it was all about
(This is such a beautiful concept. The ending got me. I’m still in awe shaking my head staring at the void)
This car scream scene is just the funniest
Someone close to me recently lost a loved one and this animation encapsulates exactly how it feels. It was really touching , thank you!
Love the art style - reminds me of paper cut-out pictures
The sound design is awesome! And I love the slightly rough feeling of the art style.
nah slow triplet on gross beat was always a go to. bro already be knowin. fire episode and the track is a gem for surre
Absolutely incredible
This was so beautiful. The moment we realized what death was. I stepped on a lizard when I was around 6 or 7 and that's when I realized that i was going to die one day too.
Watching this on my phone without sound and still cried. Very powerful depiction of emotion.
The metaphor you used in this animation was really novel and the last scene using it later hit me hard. It was the best short animation I've seen recently. Thank you :)❤
The ending got me, beautiful film!!
hello! I really enjoyed your work!! I felt it was such a beautiful, sad, yet sweet story. I thought a lot as I watched the family contrast with the child who had not yet thought deeply about death. Although the weight of the death experienced by the grandfather and the death experienced by the child were slightly different, the feeling of sorrow seemed to be the same. I really enjoyed the directing and expression. Thank you for letting me watch such a great animation! I look forward to your next work!!
There may be errors in translation as we use a translator! TT I hope it was conveyed well.
So amazing, love all the sounds
ABSOLUTE SLAY KM SO HAPPY TO HAVE SEEN THE PROCESS ❤❤❤
This was a beautiful animation, I think one of the best of the year thank you.
Wow! This was extremely well done. Looking forward to seeing more from you!
This is amazing 👏 , I love the way it all flows 😊
SO GOOD! ❤❤
The random screeching was funny ngl
this is so quietly heartbreaking i can't even... well done
love your film !
Awww so amazing
so beautiful and meaningful great job 💜
I LOVE YOU!!! BEST FILM EVER OF ALL TIME!!!!!!!
This is really beautiful ❤
This is amazing. Well doneee❤
This was lovely film! The animation and sound design captured such a perfect tone, brought a tear to my eye
Made me cry :(
Totally underrated.. this was beautiful..
Moral Of The Story: Life is not a game, so play it wisely!
Im not sure how to describe things, but this is so, so good~
This is incredible
nah that ending gon make me cry 😭😭😭
It was sad, beautiful and funny, a great animation fr
Beautiful
such a sweet video!
Amazing artstyle
This is so precious 😭
I think I'm gonna cry
Superb animation ✨🤩👏
It really conveyed the message even without any dialogues
good film and emotion deliver
I love this
The older sibling rubbing their are arm after the dad got cut… idk if it was implying what i think it was
This is crazy crazy hard
KEEP IT UPP
Made. me. Cry
This is so good
Hey what animation software did you use?
@@DrizzleStudioes TVPaint!
Amazingly Nice
Relatably Nice
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soooo goood, people need to know abot u
Это очень круто
Dude
Beautiful
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