If you delight in old school puppetry and innovative musical videos then, Bad Man He Comin' by Mr. Cat & the Jackal will probably fill you with joy.
Using skeletal puppetry and funny story plots, the producers of this music video takes a bizarre musical puppet in action to a whole new level. It can only be described as an epic project that will steer you into a creative stream of animation. The video was shot on a Fresian Stud Farm in South Africa and almost everything used in the video was picked up or salvaged on the farm. With about 8000 images shot in total and amazing editing and self-built sets the producers surely brings a stunning video.
You can find this track on Mr. Cat & the Jackal’s album ‘Sins and Siren Songs’ produced by Yesterfang Puppetry & Animation in South Africa or view the video above.
Skeletal Motion Puppetry
Bad Man He Comin' by Mr. Cat & the Jackal is Hilariously Bizarre
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