Here is an exclusive insight into the production of Mark O'Connell's new animated short
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I also welcome your comments and suggestions!
Box of Tricks
copyright Mark O'Connell 2001
Box of Tricks grew from a drawing by Mark O'Connell in early 2001. From that drawing a storyline was developed. The cartoon was in pre-production from March-October the same year. During that time, the script was writen, the main scenes were storyboarded, and an animatic was created. I then set upon finding the voices to bring life to my characters. A drama college proved the ideal place to audition people. I soon cast all of the roles. Once everyone had recorded their vocal parts, I plotted out the whole cartoon on X-Sheets (Dope Sheets).
These are the most frequently asked questions submitted to this site, and MOC Toons.com.
As the film is still in production, the plot is being kept under wraps for now. I can reveal that the kid's name is Daniel, and he is the film's main star.
The running time for the film is 3 minutes long. It was made using 2-D traditional animation with Macromedia Flash.
For more information, please visit this site for regular updates. If you have a question about this cartoon, please
These are the most frequently asked questions submitted to this site, and MOC Toons.com.
As the film is still in production, the plot is being kept under wraps for now. I can reveal that the kid's name is Daniel, and he is the film's main star.
The running time for the film is 3 minutes long. It was made using 2-D traditional animation with Macromedia Flash.
For more information, please visit this site for regular updates. If you have a question about this cartoon, please
