MAKING OF LOS ROSALES - SHORT FILM
LOS ROSALES - DEBUT SHORT - GOLD YDA CANNES | STOPMOTION ( 21.000 FRAMES )
"LOS ROSALES is a wordless portrait of labor, technology, and the bohemian quest for truth and beauty, as told through the eyes of a robot." - Vice Magazine
Young Director Award in Cannes
Jury Prize in Palm Springs
Winner 'Best Animation' at FestcineAmazonia
Winner 'Best Film' at FestcineAmazonia
Winner 'Best Script' at FestcineAmazonia
Winner 'Honorable Mention' at Mumia Underground World Animation Fest
Finalist at MyHero International Short Film Festival
Finalist at Miff Awards Milan International Film Festival
Finalist at Baixada Animada
Interview 1.4 Magazine
A humble and solitary robot is stuck in a repetitive life, turning wheels and cogs all day to produce his only means of survival - until he finds a way to feed his heart instead.
Constructed from cardboard sets, old computer machine parts, and metal wire, each piece of Fabrica researcher Daniel Ferreira's short film Los Rosales, was individually moved to create a stop-motion animation of over 21000 frames. Dedication, endurance and sleepless nights were needed to get the job done. But the collaborative process with other Fabrica creatives, made the realisation of this film a typical case of "the whole is greater than the sum of its parts".
Credits
Making of footage by Daniel Ferreristico
Edited by Akshay Mehta
Sound by Geremia Vinattieri
http://soundcloud.com/fabricamusica/los-rosales
http://vimeo.com/fabrica/losrosales
A film by Daniel Ferreira
Edited by Daniel Ferreira & Alessandro Favaron
Music by Jhon William Castaño Montoya
Sound by Geremia Vinattieri
Set Assistance by Luca Carrara
Color correction by Alessandro Favaron
Creative Supervision by Ries Straver
