Wildwood Director Reveals Which Scene in the Movie Was Laika Studios' Most Difficult Ever
The stop-motion studio said the film’s battle and wild Ivy effects were its hardest scenes, driven by a major conflict and high emotional stakes.
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Wildwood Director Reveals Which Scene in the Movie Was Laika Studios' Most Difficult Ever
Laika Studios, perhaps best known for the smash-hit stop motion animated movie Coraline, may very well have a brand-new hit on its hands with Wildwood, an epic stop motion movie that has been more than a decade in the making. Already, Wildwood has been breaking records for the studio, debuting with Laika’s first-ever 100% critic […]
Travis Knight Wanted WILDWOOD to Be a Stop-Motion LORD OF THE RINGS
Director Travis Knight had some pretty epic ambitions for Laika's new stop-motion fantasy adventure Wildwood. He wanted to make something on the scale of Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings trilogy, complete with massive battles, incredible creatures, and the kind of cinematic spectacle you wouldn't expect from a stop-motion animated movie.That's a massive challenge, but it's also the kind of thing that makes Laika's films so awesome. During a…
Laika studios, famous for their mastery of volume animation, once again push the boundaries of the film industry. Their latest feature film, Wildwood, represents the culmination of an entire decade of hard work. This ambitious project seduces the audience and the specialist critic. Indeed, the work displays exceptional scores on the platforms of aggregation of opinions. ... Read more The most complex technical prowess ever made by Laika studios …
Interview: 'Wildwood' Director Travis Knight Discusses Just What Goes into Making a Film at Laika
Travis Knight is more than a filmmaker. He’s the current CEO of Laika, having served in all sorts of positions at the stop motion animation studio. Having worked on nearly all of his films, directing Kubo and the Two Strings, he’s made Laika a part of his life. For over a decade and a half, […]
Q&A with Laika CEO Travis Knight on stop-motion movie Wildwood, the studio's most technically ambitious project to date, and how AI is "theft" and "plagiarism" (Carlos Aguilar/New York Times)
Carlos Aguilar / New York Times: Q&A with Laika CEO Travis Knight on stop-motion movie Wildwood, the studio's most technically ambitious project to date, and how AI is “theft” and “plagiarism” — “Articles of faith” are what Travis Knight calls the stop-motion animated films that the studio Laika produces one meticulous frame at a time.
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