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Camenati
Video captures courtesy of
Broken Saw and Camenati (mirrored by Gilby1385)
Camenati
Video captures courtesy of
Broken Saw and Camenati (mirrored by Gilby1385)
Escape Plan
From the Audiovisual Identity Database, the motion graphics museum
This is the production company of Oliver Kassman.
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Visuals: On a black background, the eye of a hare in teal is revealed, followed by the dark reflections of its face. Zooming out, the hare sees a faint light on the top right and leaps towards it. As the hare jumps further, the light grows brighter before absorbing the whole screen in white. The view of the hare with its limbs spread out is shown on its right side while the background becomes teal. While the latter sequence happens, the company name in white and in Plantagenet typeface fades in below. There are a few, faint moving paint strokes in the background before they all disappear.
Technique: Oil paint/2D animation.
Audio: The opening theme of the film.
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Visuals: A desert set during nighttime is shown. From the top left, a UFO flies in, halting to hover above the desert ground. After landing, a gray convertible drives out of the opening door with an anthropomorphic version of the hare from before in a black leather jacket and the wolf from the Lobo Films logo wearing a gray jacket in the driver and passenger seat respectively. The vehicle swirls to a side angle where the two briefly stare at the screen with the latter raising a peace gesture. The convertible drifts away and the screen quickly pans over to a 50's style road direction sign featuring the neon text and symbol "Escape Plan", in a cursive font, and a cactus to its left and "LOBOFILMS", with each letter in their own box and in front of a right-angled arrow pointing leftwards. The "P" and "L" are seen flickering until the end.
Technique: Flash animation with rubber-y movements, animated by Daniel Stankler.
Audio: The opening theme of the film.
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