A script as good as this only comes along once in a while. I was the animation director as well as overseeing all aspects of production from the animatic to the compositing. He tells Cartoon Brew a little bit about putting together the film: The latest animated piece is Lighthouse, a solid three-minute effort directed by Stephan Wernik. The shorts each contain thoughtful messages that explore the theme of “what it means to do the right thing.” Chesterton George MacDonald Gobelins L'Ecole de L'Image Gobelins School of the Image God Guy Gavriel Kay High Fantasy historical adventure Historical Fantasy historical fiction J.R.R.Liberty Mutual has commissioned a handful of animated projects over the past few years as part of their long-term ad campaign The Responsibility Project.
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