“iCare” Wins “Best Student Film” at the 8 & 1/2 Film Awards

Congratulations to the makers of the short VFX film “iCare“, which has won “Best Student Film” at the Eight and a Half Film Awards.

 
Directed by Bruno Urzi and produced by Alex Sellen,  iCare was a collaboration between undergraduate VFX and animation students, working together to create an original story.
 
This is the film’s first festival award.


iCare
You can watch iCare below:

iCare | Student Short Film – Escape Studios from Bruno Urzì on Vimeo.


iCare
iCare” is one of the latest short VFX films created by our third year animation and vfx students at Escape Studios.  Directed by Bruno Urzi and produced by Alex Sellen,  iCare was a collaboration between undergraduate animation and vfx students, working together to create an original story.  Studio projects such as this one are part of what we call The Escape Method – bringing together students with multiple talents to work in teams and produce an industry-quality outcome. 

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iCare tells the story of a care robot who looks after an elderly woman, played by Sara Wilson-Soppitt.  The short was directed by Bruno Urzi and produced by Alex Sellen.

Software
iCare was animated in Autodesk Maya, rendered in Arnold, and edited in DaVinci Resolve. Meshroom was used for for photogrammetry. 

iCare Credits
 
Escape Tutors
 
iCare was overseen by four tutors at Escape Studios, offering expertise in 3D VFX, animation, and 2D Compositing.
 
Festival Success
“Best Student Film” at the Eight and a Half Film Awards.
 
IMDB
You can find iCare at the IMDB here.
 
The Escape Studios VFX Blog offers a personal view on the art of visual effects.

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