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Coraline

Coraline is a 2009 American animated film based on the book by Neil Gaiman. The film is directed by Henry Selick and tells the story of Coraline Jones, an 11-year-old girl who moves into an old house with her parents. She discovers a secret door in her new home that leads to a parallel world, where she encounters enhanced versions of her parents and everyone else she knows. However, she discovers that this world is an illusion created by an evil witch who intends to keep her trapped and steal her eyes. Coraline must use all her courage and cunning to escape and save her parents.

Coraline is a 2009 American animated film based on the book by Neil Gaiman. The film is directed by Henry Selick and tells the story of Coraline Jones, an 11-year-old girl who moves into an old house with her parents. She discovers a secret door in her new home that leads to a parallel world, where she encounters enhanced versions of her parents and everyone else she knows. However, she discovers that this world is an illusion created by an evil witch who intends to keep her trapped and steal her eyes. Coraline must use all her courage and cunning to escape and save her parents.


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The film Coraline

The film Coraline, is a work considered the first stop-motion animation for the 3D format. In fact, to date, it was the longest drawing ever produced using this technique. The film had the support of 500 people, 70 of whom were puppet makers. The animation took about four years to complete. The photography work alone took 18 months.

The film Coraline, is a work considered the first stop-motion animation for the 3D format. In fact, to date, it was the longest drawing ever produced using this technique. The film had the support of 500 people, 70 of whom were puppet makers. The animation took about four years to complete. The photography work alone took 18 months.


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The garden scene, called The Fantastic Garden

The garden scene, called The Fantastic Garden, in which Coraline spent time in the insect machine with the Other Father, was the most complex in the animation! Furthermore, it took about 4-5 months to complete and the garden setting was replicated in various parts of the studio so that simultaneous shooting was possible.

The garden scene, called The Fantastic Garden, in which Coraline spent time in the insect machine with the Other Father, was the most complex in the animation! Furthermore, it took about 4-5 months to complete and the garden setting was replicated in various parts of the studio so that simultaneous shooting was possible.


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In the film coralline

In the film coralline, the sequence of the jumping mouse circus scene, featured 51 carefully choreographed mice, all at once. And every one of them had to be repositioned to give the idea of movement or they were replaced by another mouse, in a different position, at least 12 times for every second of filming. In the end, about 650 different mice or 6,000 separate parts were used.

In the film coralline, the sequence of the jumping mouse circus scene, featured 51 carefully choreographed mice, all at once. And every one of them had to be repositioned to give the idea of movement or they were replaced by another mouse, in a different position, at least 12 times for every second of filming. In the end, about 650 different mice or 6,000 separate parts were used.


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