âThe stupidest way to make a movieâ: Travis Knight on Wildwood
For the Masters of the Universe film-maker, bringing his latest stop-motion animation movie to the big screen has been a lengthy labour of love
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For the Masters of the Universe film-maker, bringing his latest stop-motion animation movie to the big screen has been a lengthy labour of love
After a blunt description of Australiaâs loss in the second Test, the vice captain said they should continue to reinforce with seasoned players, rather than make radical changes.
The founder of stop-motion studio Laika speaks with Culture Editor-at-large Michael Idato about his childhood watching Ray Harryhausen films and Wildwood's 16-year journey to the screen.
âWildwoodâ director Travis Knight is weighing in on Hollywoodâs use of AI. âIâm not embracing it at all,â Knight told me Wednesday night at AFI Festâs opening night U.S. premiere of âWildwood.â âI see technology as a tool, and we use technology at Laika. A pencil is technology, a paintbrush is technology, a 3D printer [âŠ]
The filmmaker and Nike scion poured untold millions into his critically acclaimed "grand experiment." But he knows the real test is yet to come.
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