Grasshopper
At Paul McCartney's concert in the devastated midwest of Brazil the stage was invaded by a thousands of grasshoppers attracted by the light.
What happened to them was a fantastic transformation.
This amazing story is told through the perspective of the grasshoppers.
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Lia ReisDirector
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Lia ReisWriter
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Taina de Luccas / Agencia SapiensProducer
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Cory Von AchenKey Cast"Lino Grasshopper voice"
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Vinicius SoaresIlustration and Animation
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Stella NeryIlustration and Animation
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Jellyframe studioIlustration and Animation
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Vinicius Soaresediction
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David Nogueiraoriginal sound
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Thiago Rossioriginal sound
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Project Type:Animation
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Runtime:5 minutes 30 seconds
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Completion Date:January 21, 2021
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Production Budget:10,000 USD
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Country of Origin:Brazil
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Country of Filming:Brazil
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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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unpublished
Distribution Information
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Agencia SapiensSales AgentCountry: BrazilRights: Internet, Free TV
I was born in Brazil,in 22 april 60
I studied comunication and started making documentaries filmes, must of them about environmental and social issues.
I worked for many years in Amazon region, where I made two feature film documentaries.
I also shot in India,Laos, Buthan and South America.
Im currently living in southeast Brazil, where I own and manege a small reserve of Atlantic Forest biome and work as scripwriter.
Short Filmography:
Mamazonia 108' min. 1997- the documentary register one decade of the occupation of Amazon region.
Cinema in trance 70'mim. 2007- The experience of itinerant cinema in small villages in amazon forest.
Under the Mantiqueira sky 52'min. 2010-Mantiqueira mountains is known as mother of waters, but not for long.
The condor and the dragon - documentary about happiness shoting in Bolivia and Bhutan- in editing phase.
Grasshopper is my first experience with animation movie.
I was at that Paul McCartney concert in the midwest of Brazil, where the stage was taken by thousands of grasshoppers.
I really wanted to tell this story because it was directly related to the devastation of the brazilian Cerrado biome and I also wanted to express my gratitute to Paul McCartney's extraordinary music which has been the soundtrack of my entire life