Guilherme Marcondes : Bunraku Title Sequence
Puppetry meets animation
Published On
Oct 05, 2011
Editor's Pick
Director Guy Moshe picked Guilherme Marcondes to create titles for his martial arts thriller Bunraku after seeing Marcondes' short film, Tyger, which combined puppetry with animation. The result is this stunning title sequence, which uses elements of live action puppetry, 2D and 3D animation to explain the backstory of the universe in which Bunraku takes place.
The titles were shot at the Hornet Workshop in Brooklyn, and you can read more about the process behind on the work on Hornet's website.
Credits
- Date
- Oct 06, 2011
- Brand:
- Guilherme Marcondes
- Client:
- Guilherme Marcondes
- Director:
- Guiherme Marcondes
- Studio:
- Hornet Workshop
- Executive Producer:
- Michael Feder
- Producer:
- Hana Shimizu
- Producer:
- Jan Wohrle
- Lead Compositor:
- John Harrison
- Compositor:
- Yussef Cole
- Compositor:
- Julien Koetsch
- Compositor:
- Arthur Hur
- Storyboard Artist:
- Tom Lintern
- Storyboard Artist:
- Carlos Ancalmo
- Character Design:
- Rafael Grampa
- Character Design:
- Mike Luzzi
- Editor:
- Joseph Suslak
- Live Action Producer:
- Joel Kretschman
- Assistant Director:
- Jeff Lazar
- Director, Photography:
- Toshiaki Ozawa
- Gaffer:
- Michael Yetter
- Key Grip:
- Joe Mandeville
- Art Director:
- Ryan Heck
- Assistant Art Director:
- Andy Byers
- Set Design:
- Andrezza Valentin
- Puppet Fabricator:
- Adam Parker Smith
- Puppet Fabricator:
- Carolyn Salas
- Puppeteer:
- Adam Pagdon
- Puppeteer:
- Ulysses Jones
- Puppeteer:
- Megan McNerney
- Puppeteer:
- Celli Clemmons
- Production Assistant:
- Matthew Churchill
- Production Assistant:
- Rick Matera
- Production Assistant:
- Connie Li Chan
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