The Green Ruby Pumpkin was made by visual effects artist Miguel Ortega and Tran Ma in their living room, with the help of a small crew of their friends. It was "inspired by the work on Edward Gorey, Dr.Seuss, Charles Addams and Shel Silverstein" and the film has an overall storybook feel to it.
Although the space and budget were limited, the pair managed to create and elaborate, spooky world and characters through the use of green screens and digital effects.
The story takes place on Halloween, in a town where all the children visit the house of Bella Deats each year, for a chance to get some of the candy from her green ruby pumpkin.
There is, however, one rule: "No costume, no candy"...
For more information on The Green Ruby Pumpkin, its creators and their current, feature-length project The Ningyo, visit the sites below↓:
An excellent little tale, and it just goes to show Candy causes nothing but trouble . . . . .
ReplyDeleteYes...candy and trolls cause all the trouble!
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