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The award winning “Monster do not exist” Stop Motion by Ilaria Angelini, Luca Barberis Organist and Nicola Bernardi was made using our products. The film was produced whilst studying at Civica Scuola di Cinema Luchino Visconti.

So far, the film has won the Best Short Film at the FMK Festival as well as the prestigious FriulAdria Quality Award from the Cariparma Crédit Agricole Group.

We think it’s a great film, and we predict exciting futures for its makers. For the moment we only have frames from film to show, but we understand the film will be available to see online in the not too distant future.

Animation Supplies components were used to make Monsters do not exist
Animation Supplies was proud to supply products for Monster do not exist

Find out more about the production on their blog.

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