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DramaComedyDocumentaryAnimationExperimentalMusic
Off The Beaten Track
Leo Bridle
average rating from 15 members 
       
experimental | 2004 | South West | 2 min
Published 20 Apr 05
A boy goes on a magical, animated journey...through paper.
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synopsis
A teenage boy is cycling through a park, when he takes a wrong turn into the woods and enters a vibrant, animated world.

He travels first through a Jungle, then is lifted up into the clouds. Next, he drops down into the ocean, and is finally propelled back into real life after travelling through a series of mysterious pipes.

short fact
I created this film as part of my 'art - film & video' A-level in Southampton. I designed and made a special glass table to film the animated section, and then spent about six weeks filming the animation.

This film utilises cut-out animation and live-action scenes to create an imaginative, playful atmosphere.
crew
cast
  • Cyclist Mike Sims
festivals, awards and screenings include:
  • Bang! Short Film Festival 2005, - Young Filmmakers Official Selection.
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    © 2004 Leo Bridle

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    comment by Abi  Oxford
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    posted May 20, 2005

    this film put a smile on my face! Very imaginative!
    comment by Trevor  Hardy
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    posted May 18, 2005

    Yeah good fun! nice action jogging along side happily to the music.

    Fun little film, reminded me of peter gabriels 'Sledge Hammer' in a sort of way or maybe one of them 'Sanatagen' multi vitamin adverts...good stuff!


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    comment by Roman  Walasiewicz
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    posted Mar 4, 2006

    Excellent...Im studing Media and Film now, and wish i could do something like this man..
    It is perfect commercial material, someone like 02 or even Honda(it reminded me of their flying engine ad)..I bet the feel can be dramatically played with by altering soundtrack...love to see it with a horror score..
    Great work
    Congrats

    Roman

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