The AMA will begin at 1PM Eastern, but feel free to post questions now!We independently produced and released an animated feature film "Sgt. Stubby: An American Hero" – the first of its kind to be based on a true story! – as a way to introduce kids to the First World War during this centennial year. Rated PG, the film offer's a "dog's eye view" of history by depicting the life and times of America's most highly decorated (and Reddit's favorite) military working dog, Sgt. Stubby! Because no one has ever really used family animation to tell true stories – much less ones taking place in combat – we founded Fun Academy Motion Pictures to make relevant, authentic, real-world children's films.From the sketchbook to the big screen, we've spent nearly a decade bringing this story to life which culminated in a wide theatrical release across the world and a home media deal with Paramount Home Entertainment. Ask us anything about History, Animation, or the Filmmaking/Distribution Process!We are:Richard Lanni - Writer/Director/Executive Producer. Previous projects include "The American Road to Victory" WWII series.Jordan Beck - COO of Fun Academy/Voice of Olsen/2D Sequence DirectorJean-Noel Le Moal - Art DirectorProof:Rotten TomatoesReleased in theaters across the North America in April 2018 and still going strong around the world, SGT. STUBBY: AN AMERICAN HERO is now available throughout the U.S. and Canada in stores, online, and via digital download TODAY!Tl;dr: we made an animated film about a real dog. Ask us about it. via /r/movies https://ift.tt/2SGtt1z
No comments:
Post a Comment