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The creative team behind “Marionette” tell us about their experiences…<\/h5>\n

Matt:
\nI first became interested in animation after watching Pixar\u2019s \u2018Monsters Inc.\u2019 and decided that it was the perfect way to combine my three favorite subjects, Film, Drama and Art. What drew me to stop motion was the love of making physical sets and props and animating an armature moving through a real environment.<\/p>\n

Carmen:
\nAlthough I grew up surrounded by animated films I didn\u2019t consider animation as a career choice until my last year of 6th form when I made a three minute stop-motion animation for my art final piece. I loved the process of giving \u2018life\u2019 to an inanimate object so much that I pursued it through foundation and up to the Arts University College At Bournemouth.<\/p>\n

Tom:
\nWhen I was young my Father and I used to watch some of the Harryhausen films such as, Clash of the Titans, Jason and the Argonauts, Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger and First Men in the Moon. These films amazed me and still do. I wanted to animate so that one day I could influence people the way I was influenced as a child.<\/p>\n

Frayah:
\nGrowing up I was always captivated with Aardmans\u2019 work, I loved anything to do with miniature worlds. And so when I applied to do an animation degree I did it with the intension of going into stop motion. As a dancer I have always been a lover of movement and so, having the opportunity to combine my two passions in a new and interesting way was a wonderful opportunity.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div><\/div>

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