Included below is a link to the short-film R'ha:
R’ha is a computer animated short-film from fresh talent
Kaleb Lechowski. The 22-year old has
written, directed, and animated the 6 minute tale of an alien being tortured
for information by a robotic despot.
Under duress, the alien reveals his backstory and the origins of hatred
between his race and the machines that hold him hostage.
The majority of this presentation is high quality. The
direction is crisp, the animation is outstanding; there are times you forget
you’re watching computer graphics except for one moment near the end which is
completely forgivable. The lighting completely sets the mood appropriately for the story, which is what helped make the
film so good; the simplicity of the story and the dialogue. The wow-factors
were the animation, even the voice overs (provided solely by Dave Masterson),
and it all seems so remarkable due to a well told story. It doesn’t matter how
many times you’ve seen or read this kind of tale, if there is committed passion
and a hint of talent, it will be remembered amongst the other great stories of
its kind. Hopefully, R’ha will lead Kaleb Lechowski to greater things; best of luck to him.
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