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RICKY'S BATTLE SHOCK and G.I. TUBBY TOMMY by LEE HARDCASTLE
Ricky’s Battle Shock and G.I. Tubby Tommy

Lee Hardcastle is an atypical director because the casting who does interpret his films is composed of characters or toys made of clay.
Thanks to the technique of Stop Motion based on the scene or character animation frame by frame, Lee creates his animated films by assembling thousands of photographs depicting various scenes and continuous.



Ricky’s Battle Shock and G.I. Tubby Tommy videos were specially made for GI Joe Film Festival, held annually in the U.S., and fully dedicated to the Stop Motion video clips that have as characters the unforgettable GI Joe, the famous toys produced by Hesbro since the beginning of the sixties.



To create animation and give the illusion of movement, Lee has physically moved 25 times per second the characters.



Ricky’s Battle Shock
was made a year after the G.I. Tubby Tommy and required a greater effort due to the script especially, more complex than the last. The sound is by Tim Atkins, a collaborator of the Lanelea recording studio in Soho [London], who mixed the music of Fantastic Mr. Fox and Terminator 4. in this way Lee was able to work, as a director, in a  very professional way with a recording studio, capturing all the opportunities and skills.




G.I. tubby Tommy is the first fully filmed work on a blue background,the images drawn by Lee were scanned and then animated using the software Flame, a composition program used for films, commercials and music videos.

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