Louise Bagnell's graduate short, which she made in 2007, portrays a timid girl that doesn't have enough confidence to make friends and decides to go exploring, where she can be herself in her own world. She stumbles across a 'jack in a box' and angers a robot bee which flies out of the box. As she runs away from the bee, she accidentally bumps into another character, and they become friends, exploring together.
This animated short would be suitable for a young audience through the use of the main characters design, the colouring used, the music and the plot of the story.
In my opinion, I believe that Bagnell uses traditional pose to pose animation through the sketchy design of the characters and the background illustrations.
In my opinion, I believe that Bagnell uses traditional pose to pose animation through the sketchy design of the characters and the background illustrations.
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| Marmalade by Louise Bagnell |
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