Nick Dorra Production

What’s Up – short film

admin — Sun, 22 Aug 2010 14:57:52 +0000

What’s Up is a short film written, directed and largely created by Meruan Salim. The logline of the film is “What goes around, comes around” and that’s actually all we’re going to say about the contents. At 5,5 minutes more info would just spoil it for you

Current status of the film
The film premiered on August the 21st at the Espoo Ciné festival in the Méliès d’Argent competition. More info can be found at www.whatsupfilm.net

Info sheet

Logline:

“What goes around, comes around”

Running time:

Premiere:

Financiers:

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Production company:

Crew:

Writer / director / animator

Character modeling & rigging

Modeling location & props

Blocking / animating

Art director

Studio producer

Editor

Composer

Sound designers

Producer

Choices – short film

admin — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 15:02:59 +0000

Choices is a short film about, you guessed it, choices. This is the first project for Nick Dorra Productions to venture outside animation, but it will probably not be the last. Let’s see how much fun this gets, I’ll decide later.

Current status
Principal photography has wrapped, it was a blast! Thanks to everyone on the crew. The film is in post-production is now finally in the last stages of editing. It’s taken a while due to more important projects taking precedence, but we’re getting there. Some sort of premiere will definately take place this autumn.

Cramps and strains – series

admin — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 14:04:23 +0000

Cramps and strains is a 20 x 1,5 minute series based on the longest running finnish comic strip of the same name. It is aimed at a 15-35 year audience and is animated with Flash.

Current status of the series
The preproduction and a pilot episode are now finished. Contact us for more information.

About the comic
The comic has been written by Pauli Kallio since 1991 and Christer Nuutinen has been the artist for the lion’s share of the stories. Seven albums and hundreds of strips have been published, the current venue for the new one-page strips is Suomen Kuvalehti.