BreakThru Films is in the midst of creating 'Loving Vincent', which is an animated biographical film, featuring the many paintings and drawings of Vincent Van Gogh. The idea behind this project (currently being funded through Kickstarter) is to tell Vincent Van Gogh's story through his paintings and letters he'd written. This is an extremely clever approach both to biographical films and to animated movies.
Every scene featured in Loving Vincent will be created in the style of a Van Gogh painting. BreakThru Films has over 70 painters currently working on the storyboards for this intriguing film.
Art fans will be drawn to this creative biographical film, which examines the life and death of famous impressionist Vicent Van Gogh.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Animated Biographical Films
- The success of 'Loving Vincent' demonstrates the potential for animated films to bring to life the stories of famous artists through their own artistic styles.
- Crowdfunding for Creative Projects
- The Kickstarter funding model used by BreakThru Films for 'Loving Vincent' opens up opportunities for artists and filmmakers to pursue unique and innovative projects with the support of their audience.
- Incorporating Fine Art Into Entertainment
- 'Loving Vincent' showcases the potential for merging fine art and animation to create visually stunning and emotionally engaging films.
Where This Applies
- Film Production
- The success of 'Loving Vincent' could inspire film production companies to explore more unconventional storytelling methods in both animated and live-action films.
- Art and Design
- The marriage of art and animation in 'Loving Vincent' presents opportunities for artists and designers to collaborate on projects that push the boundaries of traditional visual storytelling.
- Crowdfunding Platforms
- The crowdfunding platform utilized by BreakThru Films for 'Loving Vincent' demonstrates the potential for supporting creative projects outside of traditional funding channels, opening up new possibilities for filmmakers, artists, and other creatives.
