LAIKA's 'Wildwood' Took 16 Years to Complete, Director Says
Travis Knight, director of LAIKA's 'Wildwood,' said the film took 16 years to make during a London event. He was joined by cinematographer Caleb Deschanel and composer Dario Marianelli.
The lengthy production time highlights the complexity of stop-motion animation and LAIKA's commitment to the craft.
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- Deadline’s Contenders London event
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Production timeline
Travis Knight revealed that 'Wildwood' took 16 years to complete, emphasizing the effort involved in the stop-motion process.
Collaborators involved
Caleb Deschanel, Dario Marianelli, and Deb Cook were present during Knight's remarks at the event.
Common questions
How long did it take to make 'Wildwood'?
'Wildwood' took 16 years to complete, according to director Travis Knight.
Who was present during Knight's remarks?
Caleb Deschanel, Dario Marianelli, and Deb Cook were present during the event.
Sources
- ‘Wildwood Director’ Travis Knight On LAIKA’s Stop-Motion Fantasy Epic: “It Took Us 16 Years To Make This Movie” – Contenders London By Damon Wise, Deadline · deadline.com
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