The Third Wish
A man finds a magic lamp, but through an unfortunate wish he ends up inside it and lets the genie loose.
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Job Michiel van ZuijlenDirectorThe Lost Client, Brain Trust, Pinhead's Dilemma
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Job Michiel van ZuijlenWriterThe Lost Client, Brain Trust, Pinhead's Dilemma
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Job Michiel van ZuijlenProducerThe Lost Client, Brain Trust, Pinhead's Dilemma
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Dennis H.Key Cast
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Ott PhomsophaKey Cast
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Chrissy HaydenKey Cast
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Keith HaydenKey Cast
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Jeanne TrabulsiKey CastBrain Trust
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Job van ZuijlenKey CastBrain Trust
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Project Type:Animation, Short
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Genres:Adventure
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Runtime:12 minutes 48 seconds
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Completion Date:June 14, 2016
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Production Budget:9,000 USD
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Country of Origin:United States
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Country of Filming:United States
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:Digital
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
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Aired on Arlington Independent Media TV (2016)Arlington, VA
United States
June 29, 2016
North American and World Premiere
Broadcast -
True to Life Film Series 2016North Beach, MD
United States
October 9, 2016
Official Selection -
Epic ACG Fest 2016Albany, CA
United States
November 5, 2016
Official Selection -
Short Movie Club Festival 2017Minsk
Belarus
February 24, 2017
International Premiere
Official Selection
Distribution Information
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I was born in The Netherlands and grew up in an environment that stimulated art as well as science. This has drawn me to art forms that have a technology component. Initially my interest was in electronic music, and I have composed scores for a number of short animated films. This encounter with animation has culminated in a desire to create my own animated films.
I have a long-time interest in animation films, especially the kind that goes beyond the typical cartoon. Collectively, these films display an astounding variety in technique and subject matter.
My own involvement with animation has two main reasons. First, I enjoy making the films and, in a way, working hands-on with various aspects of film-making. The second reason is that I have particular ideas about film music. I believe that the soundtrack should be considered a whole, so that the music may blend in with sound effects, background sound, and dialog.
As to the kind of films I make, for me animation is a means, not an end. It is very tempting to dazzle the viewer with special effects. However, the story should be primary, and I try to keep the visuals of my work relatively simple, so that they support rather than detract from the narrative.