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1,861,443 Views • Oct 13, 2023 • Click to toggle off description
CHECK OUT THE PEOPLE WHO HELPED BRING THIS VIDEO TO LIFE:
EARLY CONCEPT EXPLORATION
- Domenic Serena www.instagram.com/jabberjock/
STORYBOARDS
- Melissa Xu www.instagram.com/itabiaa/
- Christian Larocque
DESIGNS
- Francesca Falcioni
- Shi Chang
- Melanie Chabot
- Jordan Voth
BACKGROUND ARTISTS
- Jordan Marchand
- Rachel Scott www.instagram.com/rachelscottdraws/
- Shannon Carty
- Naomi Devenport
- Bonnie Badour
- Robert Lautenschlager
RIGGING
- Nathan Dickey
- Rick Gi
CG CAR
- Russ Klawitter
ANIMATION
- Jean Luc Sauve ca.linkedin.com/in/jean-luc-sauv%C3%A9-26642a188 - (Jean Luc actually helped me with all kinds of random stuff aside from animation, like dabbling in some design stuff and getting the character rigs to work great!)
- Liane Savioe
- Sarah Connelly
- Stefan Frank
- Natalie Westrup
- Giza Di Giosia Rabbe www.instagram.com/gizanicolle/
- Trisha Hartnett
- Rob Zilio
- Jason Kelly
- Colin Hovila
- Alex McGowan
- Chantal Williams
- Heather Wood
- Krystalle-Ann Innes
- Ryan Wright
- Barry Kennedy
- Danielle Hodgson
- Grace Roe www.instagram.com/graceful_doodles/
- Melissa Courville
- Christine Dy
- Kate Hanchuk
FX ANIMATION
- Matt Stewart
- Dany Xenos
- Matthew Timms
- Darren Bird
- Glenn Wright
COMPOSITING
- Chris Goettler
- Vu Nguyen
- Andrzej Neugebauer
EDITING
- Mike Stefanelli
- John McKinnon twitter.com/skunkypants
MUSIC
- Ryan Carlson twitter.com/ryajamcar
VOICE ACTING
- Erin Scott
SOUND
- Connor B
- Julian Rudd
PRODUCTION MANAGER
- Niya Mirtcheva
Views : 1,861,443
Genre: Film & Animation
Date of upload: Oct 13, 2023 ^^
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
I was wondering why the animation of this channel was so familiar. It turns out the director of Hilda The Series is behind this channel. He's impressively talented and I wish his channel will reach millions of subs
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“It gets passed on when you tell people about it.”
Proceeds to tell everyone on the internet
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I like how the narrator, isn't recounting events to warn people away, as seen in stories like "At the Mountains of Madness", but for selfish reasons, so he doesn't have to deal with it anymore.
I also like how his curiosity, is what helped The Worm to live. Sparrow knew, had the capacity to do awful things, to keep others from spreading The Worm, but also the strength to keep from spreading it herself. What she didn't count on, was a curious doctor, who had the moral flexibility to not only undergo a frowned upon practice for answers, but to spell it all out, in order to free himself. She almost won, if it weren't for him.
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Cool how the song at the beginning talks about sparrow hosting the worm
"In the mist of memories remains, yeah I've had this dream before, I always wanted more"
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It's a small (and obvious) detail, but demonstrating the passage of time through the character's hair is brilliant.
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This is so good. The idea that a curse is being passed onto you, the viewer, always ends a slight chill down my spine. Even if I know it’s just a story.
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This has two of my absolute favourite horror tropes in it!!
1) Cognito hazard type thing that gets “passed” to the viewer at the end
2) The LITERAL monster is not actually the TRUE monster (while The Worm is indeed terrifying, the psychiatrist is the one who allowed it to escape, infected everyone else with it, and also abused his power to violate a vulnerable patient’s consent and a whole bunch of other malpractice things — The Worm wouldn’t have spread if it wasn’t for him)
This was SO fantastic, the atmosphere and everything else was SO haunting and beautiful and just brought everything together, I just discovered this channel today and these are all so amazing!!! 💕💕
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Mnemonic hazard stories that end with the narrator telling us about the thing and "passing it on" to the audience never fails to send chills down my spine and give me goosebumps! Good work!
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Thank you for passing the worm to us and dooming us all to hell. Now I gotta try to stay awake like the kids in A Nightmare on Elm Street. 1-2 the worm is coming for you. 😱
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This was even better than the first one! I loved how fluid the dream sequences were. The minimal movements during the doctor's narration makes the dreams more jarring.
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I love how you used her hair dye to express the passing of time so creative!!
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I can tell, even as abstract as it was drawn, that poster on the cell wall is the Hang In There Cat.
Which adds to the cuteness of the animation and the horror of the situation. Why would the hospital remind patients that suicide is an option?
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Shocked to see none of the comments acknowledging the true horror aspect of this, the medical malpractice. The narrator isn't sympathetic at all. As someone with mental illness who has had psychiatrists good and bad, I would not want to be in this guy's care ever. The attention to detail with the notes on his patient and the way he makes subjective assuptions about her and belittles her (soft-spoken, smaller than expected, etc) is subtle but terrifying.
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I love how the doctor's moral flexibility and her vulnerable position adds its own layer of horror, and puts a hauntingly relatable twist on the "horror as morality tale" trope.
If you cross people's boundaries for their own good, it miiiiiight turn out well...
But keep in mind, you might just get your brain eaten by a contagious lovecraftian dream worm! 🙃
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Wow, I am blown away at this remarkable short film. The build up to the end, it pulls the whole thing together making me feel more in the story. It left me with goosebumps, not only from feeling uneasy but also how good it was. I just subscribed and can’t wait to see more
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As an animator this is SO good love the simplicity yet attention to detail. Sound work is amazing too. bravo all around
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This is one of those 15 to 20 minute videos that makes you positively feel like you’re watching a 90 to 120 minute long film. I’ve been getting interested in indie shorts (live action and animated) lately and this one is definitely going to my list of favourites.
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The fact that this isn't a whole season show is a tragedy. I am left wanting more
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I love things like this. Because it's so simple. It's just a story. You're just listening. But that very fact is what relaxes you, you feel safe in just observing. Only for it to creep into you, and twist at the end. Beautiful delicious. Thank you.
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@DWHAAD
6 months ago
A lot of people have been asking questions so I'll just pin this here! - What is that song on the radio at the beginning? It's an original song we made for the video. We called it "Thinking It Over" and it was written by my buddy Ryan Carlson who did all the music you hear in "The Worm". He's awesome. Ryan's friend Carmen Elle did the vocals for us. - Where can I listen to the full song? Here you go! open.spotify.com/album/1hF6L6a6UCIXe049y0pf11 - Is the opening sequence a dream? Yes. It is one of Sparrow's dreams. - Are you going to make more stories? Absolutely. It'll probably take a while though. I also have a regular job and animation takes a lot of time and work. I make this stuff because I love doing it, so I'd rather just take my time and be happy with the things that I make than rush out videos just to chase some algorithm or something. This is just for fun. - What did Sparrow actually do? What she had to...
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