The Way Out
Andrew Huynh
STUDENT'S ARTWORK
ARTIST STATEMENT
‘The Way Out’ is a short animation based on the true stories of life in post war Vietnam and is set around the Vietnamese boat refugees of the late 70s and early 80s. The story covers the struggles of post war life and highlights the bond of family through a prison break. The animation is a frame-by-frame rotoscope animation drawn in Photoshop and composed in After Effects and Premiere Pro. The animation style was inspired by the animations from the 60s to 80s and was chosen to fit the era of the story.
Artwork medium: Animation, Photoshop, After Effects, Premiere Pro
ARTIST INTRODUCTION
Hello there, I’m Andrew Huynh, a final year Media Arts student interested in everything filmmaking, from VFX to animation. I am a passionate storyteller with a fascination in all mediums of media, and how it can be used to explore and tell different stories in many unique forms and styles.
Acknowledgement of Country
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