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Metropia

Unlike Mike Curtis, I’m not at FantasticFest, but I still heard about an interesting (to After Effects artists) screening there - an animated movie called Metropia. According to Brian Behm (who did attend), the entire movie was done in After Effects: “Talking to the director afterwards, he had upwards of 40 layers in the eyes that they were animating. Really a pretty stupendous thing.” If you see the whole thing, stay through the credits and note the thank-yous to Adobe and to Peter Norby of Trapcode.

The movie above is the film trailer; for those who clicked through, here is a further teaser from the movie itself:

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