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Hungu is an animated film by Nicolas Brault inspired by African rock paintings. The NFB (where I work) put it in the YouTube Screening Room as part of Black History Month. Already 360,000 views.
The animation is a combination of sand animation and digital 2D. Here’s a video where Brault describes the process. Pretty cool.
Director/animator Michel Gondry is curating the featured videos on YouTube’s home page during the Sundance film festival, where his Be Kind Rewind is premiering. The collection of videos feature the types of creative imagery that you’d expect from a Gondry playlist, including a fair share of stop motion and pixilation, as well as this demonstration of some MIT technology that allows computers to understand simple drawing and mechanics.
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