Written by Nick Riganas. Truly a very good all out effort to incorporate the open-source or better: open-movie community with Hollywood CGI standards.

Qualitywise characters, environments and storyline are comparable with the best short-movies Pixar has made. In that respect BBB is clearly targeted at a general audience with it's rather lightweight storyline, 'cudly' characters and somewhat crude humor.

Realising that this free! People and software who are capable of doing things like this, may well be rendering Pixar, Disney or Dreamworks obsolete in a few years.

Bladerunner: don't hijack my remark for a private rant. Just read literally what I wrote. Pointer: notice the 'may' in the last sentence.

Even regardless to quality: Blender Foundation clearly found a way to produce quality shorts in a very different way than the Pixars and Dreamworks produce theirs: with a coreteam of seven, their work supported by hundreds, maybe thousands of artists all over the world who make props, backgrounds etc.

Bunny and the new Sintel, which btw uses the voices of two of the biggest and mosty expensive Dutch international actors prove me right: you do not need big pockets, you need talent, creative commons license and the opensource community.

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User Reviews. User Ratings. External Reviews. Metacritic Reviews. Photo Gallery. Trailers and Videos. Crazy Credits. Once airborne, Frank triggers Bunny's final series of traps, causing Frank to crash into a tree branch and plummet into a spike trap below.

At the last moment, Frank grabs onto what he believes is the branch of a small tree, but discovers it is just a twig Bunny is holding over the spikes.

Bunny snatches up Frank. The movie concludes with Bunny being pleased with himself as a butterfly flies past him holding a string, at the end of which is Frank attached as a flying kite.

Following Elephants Dream , Big Buck Bunny is the first project by the Blender Foundation to be created by the Blender Institute, a division of the foundation set up specifically to facilitate the creation of open content films and games.

Work began in October Both the final product and production data, including animation data, characters and textures are released under the Creative Commons Attribution License.

As in Elephants Dream , Blender developers worked extensively to improve the software in accordance with the needs of the movie team. Improvements were made in hair and fur rendering, the particle system , UV mapping , shading , the render pipeline , constraints, and skinning.

Also introduced during the project was approximate ambient occlusion. These features were released to the public with Blender v. The film was officially released in an April 10, premiere in Amsterdam [14] while online movie downloads and files were released on May 30, High-resolution and stereoscopic versions of the film were released in by Janus Kristensen.

The film was followed up with an open game titled Yo Frankie! The main character called Big Buck Bunny was also used in short films created by Renderfarm.

Frank the flying squirrel is also the player character in the Blender Institute's video game Yo Frankie! From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

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Tired of being picked on by Frankie the squirrel and his band of puny forest creatures, JC the bunny finally decides to fight back. Big Buck Bunny is a short computer-animated comedy by the Blender Institute. 'Big Buck Bunny' is a short 3D animation movie created by the Amsterdam based 'Blender Institute' and a small international team of creators. After a production period of over six months, this short film premiered in the hip new Amsterdam cinema ‘Studio K’ and is now available for everyone else to freely enjoy and share. Big Buck Bunny is the winner of two awards: – The MovieSquad Audience Award (kids of voted in the HAFF school program) – The HAFF Audience Award (festival visitors voted, with over 40 nominations) Festival news page. Congrats to the entire team, and of course to everyone who has supported BBB!-Ton-. Big Buck Bunny tells the story of a giant rabbit with a heart bigger than himself. When one sunny day three rodents rudely harass him, something snaps and. Big Buck Bunny (code-named Project Peach) is a short computer-animated comedy film featuring animals of the forest, made by the Blender Institute, part of the Blender Foundation. [6] [7] Like the foundation's previous film, Elephants Dream, the film was made using Blender, a free and open-source software application for 3D computer modeling and animation developed by the same foundation.

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