Video and Sound Production | FINAL PROJECT

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Gao Yuan Yi 0373945

Video and Sound Production / Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Creative Media / Taylor's University

FINAL PROJECT

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Favourite stop motion shorts

1. Save Ralph
"Save Ralph" is a stop-motion animated short film produced by Humane Society International, telling the story of a rabbit named Ralph, whose life reflects the reality of animal testing. Using anthropomorphism, Ralph shares his experiences in a humorous yet poignant way, revealing the pain and injustice of animal experimentation. The film raises awareness about the cruelty of animal testing and encourages viewers to take action in support of cruelty-free cosmetics and products

Save Ralph

Save Ralph


2. The Lost Thing

Based on the picture book by Shaun Tan, this short film tells the story of a young boy who discovers and helps a lost object. Through dreamlike visuals and profound metaphors, the film explores themes of loneliness and belonging.

The Lost Thing

3. Archie

"Archie" is a stop-motion animated short film directed by Matt Hart, telling the story of a lonely dog named Archie. Through exquisite animation and touching narration, the film portrays Archie’s journey in search of friendship and belonging. As the story unfolds, Archie learns the importance of connecting with other animals and experiences the warmth of love and friendship along the way. The short not only explores themes of loneliness but also conveys messages of hope and togetherness, resonating deeply with viewers.

Archie



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