The Wobble Incident
2009
4 min
Coming soon
The Wobble Incident is an erratic journey through layers of cinematic illusion. When the First Sound rings out in a silent cartoon world, two characters experience momentous change as their universe goes bananas. NOTE: While the original version of this film is a 3D animation produced on Sandde, the streaming version is available in 2D only.
Details
The Wobble Incident is an erratic journey through layers of cinematic illusion. When the First Sound rings out in a silent cartoon world, two characters experience momentous change as their universe goes bananas. NOTE: While the original version of this film is a 3D animation produced on Sandde, the streaming version is available in 2D only.
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directorClaire BlanchetSam Vipond
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producerMaral MohammadianKat Baulu
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associate producerMelisa Forero
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production designerClaire Blanchet
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animatorClaire Blanchet
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sound designerSam Vipond
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music composerSam Vipond
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consulting filmmakerSteve Woloshen
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sound editorDon Ayer
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sound mixerGeoffrey Mitchell
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online editorDenis Pilon
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technical coordinatorSteve Hallé
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technical consultantPaul Kroitor
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technical supportMarylin Drolet
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digital editing technicianIsabelle Painchaud
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marketing managerMia DesrochesMoira Keigher
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program administratorStephanie Brown
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senior production coordinatorCamila Blos
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production coordinatorStefanie BrantnerHeather GibbChristine Williams
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legal counselPeter KallianiotisStéphanie L'Écuyer
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online Web marketing managerMatthew Forsythe
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partnerships officerCecilia Ramirez
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digital vaults coordinatorNatalie Tessier
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CineRobothequeClaudine Thériault
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executive producerRavida Din
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workshop presenterMila Aung-ThwinJoe BalassPhilippe BaylaucqDaniel CrossMunro FergusonBrett GaylorSimon GouletSteve HalléRemy KhouzamAlanis ObomsawinTina PiperSayedali RawjiKatarina SoukupJean Paul VialardDonald McWilliams
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internSusannah Heath-EvesAshifa KassamDara MoatsStephanie ScottAdam ShamashPegah Sonboltar
Education
Ages 16 to 17
Arts Education - Visual Arts
Media Education - Film Animation
Media Education - Film and Video Production
Technology Education - Communications and Technology
Students reflect on how sound can illustrate a story while screening clip, take notes. Students create short animation using sound; make two soundtracks to change emotions/movie. Students research Canadian animators through the NFB and present to class their work, use of sound in their animations. Students’ research and report on history of sound in cinema and animation. Students choose a silent film and present to class short clip with explanation.