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'Sucker Punch' Animated Short 'The Trenches' - Video

'Sucker Punch' Animated Short 'The Trenches' - Video

Director Zack Snyder and animator Ben Hibon collaborated with Splastk to further explore the fantasy worlds in the upcoming film Sucker Punch. The animated shorts they created provide a distinct glimpse into those surreal places, allowing people to experience the worlds in a very unique way.

Director Zack Snyder and animator Ben Hibon collaborated with Splastk to further explore the fantasy worlds in the upcoming film Sucker Punch. The animated shorts they created provide a distinct glimpse into those surreal places, allowing people to experience the worlds in a very unique way.

“It made sense to me to not only approach the worlds from an original direction in terms of story and focus,” says Snyder, “but also to really push the visual style in a different direction as well. Having seen his contribution to the latest Harry Potter film and looking at some of his other recent work, Ben’s talent was obvious and his aesthetic felt like a perfect fit. His work is graphic and visually arresting.”

Hibon relished an opportunity to expand upon Snyder’s unique vision. “Zack is one of the most exciting and original directors working in Hollywood today. Sucker Punch is nothing short of pure visual madness.”

About The Trenches:

In Sucker Punch, the girls face off against an army of mechanized WWI soldiers. Through the use of clockwork and steam technology, human soldiers who die in battle are reanimated and sent back to the front lines. Although seemingly indistinguishable and soulless, the zombie army is not just made of gears and steam, but also of human flesh, bone, and memory. In The Trenches there is a tragic tale behind each lifeless mask.

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