Julian Glander Talks About How He Brought His Animated Indie Feature ‘Boys Go to Jupiter’ to the Big Screen With the Help of Some Friends
Julian Glander’s self-produced film follows teenager Billy 5000’s quest to earn $5,000 during winter break, exploring themes of independence and late-stage capitalism.
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Julian Glander Talks About How He Brought His Animated Indie Feature ‘Boys Go to Jupiter’ to the Big Screen With the Help of Some Friends
Julian Glander on how he brought indie animated feature ‘Boys Go to Jupiter’ to life with the help of some friends like Julio Torres and Jack Corbett.
Boys Go to Jupiter - Spectrum Culture
In 1986, the music video for Dire Straits’ single “Money for Nothing” was one of the first examples of 3D, computer-animated human characters the world had ever seen. People who watched it on MTV at the time knew they were gazing into the future, even if there was also a creeping sense of unease about the uncanny valley of possibilities it promised. Julian Glander, a mostly self-taught visual artist and 3D animator, carries forth this style with…
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