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Directed by Mohammed Aqeel Ahmed and Krissy Josephides

Synopsis:

This is a story about a struggle for acceptance. The film follows AI, an alien, as he tries to find acceptance in this world. A visual effects short film, made a documentary/day-in-the-life style

2008, 3 minutes, UK

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Krissy Josephides Biography

Krissy Josephides was born August 25th 1986, and is a Digital Animator from Hertfordshire, UK. She studied Art Foundation at Hertford Regional College and Digital Animation at the University of Hertfordshire, graduating in 2008. Krissy has always had a strong passion for Film and Animation, and among other hobbies practices her Photography work in her spare time.

A versatile young animator, Krissy challenges herself with different characters to animate in different styles, realistic and ‘cartoony’. With influences from Pixar and Dreamworks, and digital characters in Visual FX films, Krissy was hugely influenced by early Disney animations. “I grew up with Disney, and it definitely had a huge impact on me. Disney introduced me to animation, and I really wanted to be a part of that world.” Krissy spent most of her childhood watching animations and drawing. Her favourite Disney films are Aladdin and The Lion King.

Artist’s Statement

Krissy’s recent animation Alienated has been shown at film festivals and has won Best Comedy Award at the Animation Expose at the University of Hertfordshire.

Krissy’s main role for this short film was to animate the character,

“I had a lot of fun exploring Al’s personality and human-like habits, and tried to show this through things like his body language and eye-contact, or even lack of eye-contact as he was a very shy character. I think these personality traits made the character more relatable and enjoyable for people to watch.”

“I learnt a lot from this project. I faced new challenges and set-backs, as all film makers do, and it really showed me what I was capable of. I feel very proud to have animated Al, and hope to animate more great characters like him in the future.”

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