Hayao Miyazaki’s The Boy and the Heron will premiere in Colombia on January 25. Ahead of that debut, the film is getting an unplanned and likely unappreciated marketing push, as a local woman has gone viral for convincing major media outlets that she drew around 25,000 frames for the film’s production.
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“Over 20 months, I had to deliver 25 thousand frames, and those 25 thousand frames corresponded to a 10-second scene, so to speak”
Animation runs at 24 frames per second, so 10 seconds of animation would be 240 frames.
She’s off by a factor of 104. LOL. A liar AND bad at math.
25,000 frames would be 1,041 seconds or 17.36 minutes of the film.
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May there be separately animated creatures or objects later put into the composition of a shot?
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