How Art Camp made a 2,200 hand-painted frame video for Bright Eyes’ return
After releasing its ambitious animation in June of this year, the creative studio today releases a making of video to reveal its collectively painstaking process.
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Back in April experimental creative studio Art Camp received a brief which appeared to encapsulate the whirlwind of emotions we were all feeling. Asked to create an animated video for Bright Eyes’
Mariana Trench (the band’s first single after almost ten years of anticipation), the track features layered apocalyptic undertones, both on a personal and global scale. “What makes it so good,” Art Camp’s team tells It’s Nice That, “is that it points to our own self-destructiveness – greed, cowardice, selfishness – as well as the structures that govern us, like the financial markets and the police state, as the causes.”