This is a destoryed building inspired by 1943 photos of the bombardment in Trento.
Alex Harris did a great job with modeling. Ruchita Jeswal beautifully finalized it with her textures.
These guys are a great team even if working thousands of miles apart 🙂
Thanks to Bijan Tehrani, editor in chief at Cinema without Borders for the great article! http://cinemawithoutborders.com/conversations/3165-cinzia-angelini-american-italian-animator.html
Very pleased to share a photo with you all. This is the GREAT Francisco Pacheco, Mila layout supervisor, with his dad Mr. Pacheco that is actively supporting the film by making it possible for his son Francisco to work a couple of days a week on Mila. Thanks to Mr. Pacheco for being such a…
It is with immense pleasure that I share Michelle’s message. My name is Michelle Del Rosario and I am currently a student studying animation. I started working on the Mila project a year ago while still in school. I was encouraged to join the project because it would be a valuable learning experience for me….
Mila’s most complicated prop is the carousel. We’ll have two versions of it, the non destroyed one for a Dream Sequence and the Destroyed one that is showcased here, for the war sequence. This version of the carousel has been in the works for a long time and lot of people contributed to making it…
Here is the new Mila Logo by Guilherme Lopes. We love it! This will be added to the Mila site soon and will follow the film until its release and beyond!
Here is our interpretation of one of the towers in Trento. Model by Willie Swafford and Giovanni Cenna, textures Ruchita Jeswal. You guys are a great team!!