Wren and the VFX team from Corridor Digital created this stop-motion short film using 3D-printed objects. The process began with a motion capture session, then they rendered thousands of individual poses of Wren into snap-together model parts.
I’ve also included a behind-the-scenes video, and it shows that it took a massive amount of time and effort to produce the 2-minute film. It turned out to be a lot of fun, though!
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