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Stopmotion Girls
Throwback Video
It’s been 10 years since Charlie Kaufman’s stop motion animated movie hit theaters. I still find this film to be pretty devastating and probably a better story about adult life and how I often feel than I’ve ever seen before.
>He continued, “At this point, the only thing that makes money is garbage. It’s just fascinating. It makes a fortune, and that’s the bottom line. It’s very seductive to the studios but also to the people who engage and become the makers of that garbage, especially if they’re lauded for the garbage because they don’t have to look inward or think long about what they’re doing.”
>“Even though the sales pitch is presented in a way that suggests they are being fed something of value, they’re not,” Kaufman said. “As long as they are in that arena making that shit, then you might as well have A.I. do it.”
Pick a favorite from Charlie Kaufman
Get a Life
Ned and Stacey
Being John Malkovich
Human Nature
Adaptation
Confessions of a Dangerous Mind
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Synecdoche, New York
Anomalisa
I'm Thinking of Ending Things
Orion and the Dark
I don’t like any of these
oh to be the studio that did Moral Orel, Anomalisa, Community stop motion and Severance stop motion. it sounds weird at first but then you think more and it totally starts making sense.
Anomalisa, Charlie Kaufman and Duke Johnson (2015)
anomalisa (2015)