The Statement of Harley Warren
A look, tongue in cheek, at the other side of Randolph Carter’s Statement by H.P. Lovecraft. We follow Harley Warren as he goes down in the tunnel leaving Randolph Carter on the other end of the phone line. I was half way through this animation when I decided to try my hand at stop motion comic books. So I turned this project into my fisrt stopmo comic. Which is why parts of it are very limited animation. I found a whole lot of animation footage when updating my ebook “Stop Motion on a Shoestring” 10th edition. So I decided to assemble the footage into some kind of animation ala NBC’s “Telecomics”. It still works even without full animation. And, fittingly, just In time for Walpurgis night.
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Larry LocDirector
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Larry LocWriter
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Larry LocProducer
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Larry LocKey Cast"Randolph Carter"
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Tobias Jon LocKey Cast"Harley Warren "
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Project Type:Animation
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Runtime:3 minutes
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Completion Date:April 30, 2019
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Country of Origin:United States
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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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Cefalù film festival 2019Cefalù, Palermo
Italy
July 5, 2019
World Premiere -
Art All Night - TrentonTrenton, NJ
United States
June 15, 2019
Larry Loc is a Stop Motion and 3-D computer animator and an animation educator. He has been a Board Member of ASIFA-Hollywood, the founder of Orange ROP Animation Program, a History of Animation Professor at Cal State Fullerton and other colleges, an after school instructor of Stop Motion Animation at a Junior High School, the director of an International Short Animation Festival, head of volunteers for Lovecraft Film Festival, L.A. and the author of “Animation on a Shoestring” and “Stop Motion Animation on a Shoestring”. Some credits include Return to Innsmouth (CGI Undersea City) , Bill Plympton's Guard Dog Global Jam, Innsmouth Turnpike, Race Gods Race, P.P.F., Debate, Weiner Olympics, An Evening With Bill Melendez / Floyd Norman (producer) etc.
Stop Motion Animation is the red haired step child of animation education. By and large, stop motion is just not being taught in animation programs. I do everything I can to change that.