I made Jinn Jinn Meets Sadiqi over the CoVid lock-down purely as a distraction. During the making, I fell in love with the scratch track by Ravi Shankar because it captured the playfulness and spirit of what I was trying to do in animation. As it usually happens, I couldn’t get the rights to use the music in its entirety and had to find free music that fit the flavor and action but it changed the whole level of energy and mood. It works, and you can see it here: https://vimeo.com/447473057 But, I still missed the Shankar tribute version, so I put this version of the Ravi piece here on my blog just to show how much music can influence the feel of an animated cartoon. Sorry for the poor quality, (go to the linked version above for better image quality and the alternative sound track), but this way I won’t get any strikes or violations…
2 comments:
This is beautiful Joel, really lovely. :) (Teresa D)
Thank you Teresa, that means a lot coming from you. Even though you are anonymous, I know who you are. All the best!
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