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Entre Baldosas (Cracks In The Pavement)

2019·9m|

Recent·Children

- No Dialogue.

Pollution, city life, save the planet, kids, stop motion animation

Director:Nicolás Conte

Script And Storyboard:Micaela Doll and Nicolás Conte

Producer:Nicolás Conte

Stop Motion Animation:Micaela Doll and Nicolás Conte

Digital Animation:Laura Estévez and Nicolás Conte

Cinematography:Micaela Doll

Art Direction:Nicolás Conte

Sound Designer:Jerónimo Kohn

Original Music:Rómulo Conte

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