Seeing the world through Wes Anderson’s films triggers a child-like feeling of wonderment. In this episode, we take you closer to the people and crafts behind Wes’ visionary cinema. With Jay Clarke, Simon Weisse and Tristan Oliver, we delve into his live-action and animated features to explore questions of storyboarding, prop making and animation cinematography.

Watch and listen to all featured talks in full length:

• Puppet Regime: Dogs and Snails in Stop-Motion (2020) With Jay Clarke, Niki Lindroth von Bahr, moderated by Andrew Amondson

• The Devil Is in the Detail: Prop and Modelmaking (2019) With Simon Weisse, moderated by Andrew Amondson

• What a Small World: Animation in Miniature (2021) With Tristan Oliver, Björn Susen, moderated by Andrew Amondson

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