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Cameselle Roque returned to school this time to tell us about how he became "the little magician". In a time condenses the work of five years, flash lighting which was the time it took him and his team to finish the project.
Explained flash lighting to a feature cartoon is very complicated: the first part of a text. He adapted his novel "Benedict Doubtful" and reescribiuna as a screenplay. Then to do the drawings, in a process similar to the comic, but much more laborious, since so we can see movement in the film must be prepared twenty-four drawings per second. They had to make more than one hundred thousand drawings and worked in this part of three hundred people, made them by hand. After funds prepared and painted with watercolors finally used the computer to add color and special effects. Also told us about the setting of the film, as you know, takes place in the city of Tui, and the design of the costumes flash lighting that have put the protagonists. For all this had to find much documentation because everything happens in medieval times.
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