Master of Hide and Seek
Mao Mao is a long-haired dog in Grandpa's house. Mao Mao loves to play hide-and-seek with everyone. We thought we would find Mao Mao quickly, but unexpectedly, we found things that looked like Mao Mao, such as a mop, a colored pencil, and a scarf, but we couldn't find the real Mao Mao. Can you guess where Mao Mao is hiding?
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Hsing-Fang LinDirectorWho is it: Who is singing?
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Ming-Ching ChiangWriter
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Ming-Ching ChiangProducer
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Public Television Service TaiwanDistributor
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Project Type:Animation, Short, Television
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Genres:Children, Family, Educational
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Runtime:2 minutes 48 seconds
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Completion Date:December 2, 2022
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Country of Origin:Taiwan
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Country of Filming:Taiwan
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Language:Mandarin Chinese
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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
Hsing-Fang Lin is from Kaohsiung and has been engaged in animation for more than ten years. He has participated in the production of children's animation series, ”MuMuHug” and “Katz Gang” in Taiwan. His personal animation films were also shortlisted at “Taipei Film Festival“, “Toronto International Film Festival” and “Beijing Film Academy Short Film”. Some of his works were also exhibited in the National Gallery and Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts.
This series of stories aims to engage children in observing interesting objects in everyday life. Some objects may appear similar in appearance, but through observation and imagination, they can generate visual amusement. For example, colorful marbles can resemble a cat's eyes, a fuzzy scarf can resemble a dog's fur, scissors can resemble a bird's beak, a long rope can resemble an animal's tail, and a round drum surface can resemble a turtle's belly, and so on.
Using a first-person subjective perspective allows the audience to get closer to the joy of playing hide-and-seek, increasing their sense of participation.