Animation Spotlight: Big Buck Bunny
By Maria Popova
In October 2007, the Blender Foundation decided to invite seven of the world’s best 3D animators to Amsterdam, where the team was to spend 7 months collaborating on a short film licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 license.
Dubbed the Peach Open Movie Project, the effort resulted in Big Buck Bunny — a delightful animation showcasing both world-class talent and the ability to create phenomenal content through collaboration.
So if you’re a believer in this kind of idea propagation, do scroll down to the bottom of this page an make a modest PayPal donation.
Meanwhile, the film is also available to download in a variety of free formats. Or, you can buy the DVD, which includes a number of super sweet extras besides the HD film — the original script and story files, all models and textures used to animate the characters, commentary tracks by the animators themselves, and more.
Here’s to the power of creative collaboration.
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Published January 23, 2009
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https://www.themarginalian.org/2009/01/23/animation-spotlight-big-buck-bunny/
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