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sentence you overheard somewhere. And you keep collecting all these little things that just sort of drift by... a dream, a beautiful sentence in your head that just appeared while doing the dishes, an anecdote you stole from your old diary... and eventually you find connections between all the things and with all these parts you've gathered up you now have enough stuff to build a raft. And then once you have the raft you can remove all the bits that don't quite fit anymore, the spare parts that you didn't need after all, you toss them back or maybe save them for another raft later. When I write, there isn't a lot of active effort or swimming around, or calculation... for me that can be very poisonous to creativity. The big ideas won't happen right when you mentally stress on them... it's more a matter of being patient and being open to all the things that just drift in.

2210:...Many people in our industry would see advertising work as the ultimate goal, which really illustrates the sad state of affairs that's set up for many young animators. They're basically being taught that their work has no value. Their personal projects, even when Oscar-nominated and whatnot, are perceived as just a way to attract some empty corporate advertising gig where they can maybe make enough money to fund another personal project that's maybe dropped on YouTube, loses money, and forgotten about. It's a terrible cycle. Artists shouldn't be making art on the side, it should be their job. We need to retrain audiences who've grown used to the free YouTube model that are worth paying for. 33: 633:

that because I shoot on film and animate on paper I must be doing things the hard way, when in fact my last four movies would have been visually impossible to produce digitally. The only thing that matters is what actually winds up on the big screen, not how you got it there. You could make a cartoon in crayons about a red square that falls in unrequited love with a blue circle, and there wouldn't be a dry eye in the house if you know how to tell a story.

1061: 690:...You need to try to return to the time when you were a little kid, creating things on a big sheet of paper in a beautiful sunbeam, and not having any cares at all about how it might one day be received. It's when children learn to think, "Is this any good?" that they start to become paralyzed creatively. And this is why most adults don't draw, don't write, don't sing, don't dance, and are terrified in front of audiences. 991: 1301:, an unannounced, new five-minute cartoon at the "Evening with Don Hertzfeldt" screening at the Ottawa Animation Festival. It later screened at the Sundance Film Festival in January 2010 and the Fantasia Film Festival in Montreal, where it was awarded a Special Jury Mention. In 2010, it appeared as part of a series on the Showtime Network called "Short Stories". 1188:

That's when you say to yourself: are stick figures supposed to make me feel this way? In the hands of a master, yes. And Hertzfeldt is to stick figures what Franz Liszt was to planks of ebony and ivory and what Ted Williams was to a stick of white ash: someone so transcendentally expert that to describe what they do in literal terms is borderline demeaning."

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In a March 2009 blog entry, Hertzfeldt compared filmmaking to his love of hiking and exploring new places: something he does just because he "enjoys doing it and will probably always enjoy doing it." He compared doing advertising to being paid to not go explore the woods, but to walk around someone's

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Since the 1990s, Hertzfeldt has annually auctioned off rare animation artwork and original film props to raise money for local charities. Other artwork has been occasionally given away through the Bitter Films online store through special promotions. Because Hertzfeldt does not often do signings, his

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was released as another DVD "single". Special features on this release included over a hundred pages of "archival" material (sketches, storyboards, deleted materials), and a hidden feature that played a narration-free version of the film. Fans who pre-ordered the DVD received a unique 35mm film strip

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where he and his family have evolved into grotesque, mindless, catchphrase-spouting creatures. Future Homer sadly remembers past futuristic episodes, in which he still had an emotional connection with Marge and the children. Simpsons producer Al Jean called it "crazier than we thought," and "the most

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Scenes throughout the trilogy are often divided into multiple windows of action on the screen at once against a background of pure black. Animated still photographs are also incorporated inside certain windows, as well as a handful of the colorful special effects and experimental film techniques that

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I don't know why these things are always framed as a big dumb cage match: Hand-drawn versus computers, film versus digital. We have over 100 years now of amazing film technology to play with, I don't understand why any artists would want to throw any of their tools out of the box. Many people assume

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was listed by many film critics as one of the best films of 2012 and the L.A. Film Critics Association named it runner-up for Best Animated Feature Film of the year. After a limited UK release in 2013, the film was ranked #3 on Time Out London's list of the 10 Best Films of 2013 and #4 on The London

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On finally making the leap to digital animation after twenty years of working with pencil and paper, Hertzfeldt joked, "I kind of feel like it's like a rock band who traditionally was guitar, guitar, guitar and then for their new album, they're like, we're going electronic! But they only use Casio

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In 2009, Hertzfeldt noted, "I don't often make the same sort of movie twice in a row. It's always been whatever's next in my head. From a commercial standpoint I guess I've made some pretty inscrutable decisions, like following up 'Rejected' with a sprawling abstract film about human evolution, but

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It's like you're floating in an ocean, and you want to build a raft. So you just float there and you wait and wait. And eventually this little piece of something comes drifting by, maybe a memory, and you hang on to it, and then another little piece comes around, it is unrelated, maybe it's a funny

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While at film school, Hertzfeldt was drawn to animation as it was a less expensive form to work in. He could not afford to buy the numerous rolls of 16 mm film required to shoot live action. He has stated, "I think I've always approached animation from a strange angle, a bit like a live action

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was released in 2006, collecting the first 10 years of his work. All of the short films were remastered and restored in high definition from their original film negatives. The DVD was made available only to fans via the Bitter Films website, with the first 750 pre-orderers receiving an "exclusive

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In December 2015, Hertzfeldt received a special award from the Austin Film Critics Association, "in celebration of a career of remarkable short filmmaking and contributions to animation spanning two decades, with 2015's award-winning "World of Tomorrow" being recognized as his best work to date."

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It's not unusual for Hertzfeldt to write, direct, produce, animate, photograph, edit, perform voices, record and mix sound, and/or compose music for one of his films, at times requiring years to complete a single short by working alone. The animation for one of his films may often require tens of

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wrote, "There is a moment in each installment of Don Hertzfeldt's masterful trilogy of animated shorts where you feel something in your chest. It's an unmistakably cardiac event, the kind that great art can elicit when something profound and undeniably true is conveyed about the human condition.

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In the film, the evolution of the human race is traced from prehistory (mankind as blob forms), through today (mankind as teeming crowds of selfish, fighting, or lost individuals), to hundreds of millions of years into the future as our species evolves into countless new forms; all of them still

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is the first chapter of a three-part story about a man named Bill whose daily routines, perceptions, and dreams are illustrated onscreen through multiple split-screen windows. Bill's seemingly mundane life, narrated in humorous and dramatic anecdotes, gradually grows dark as we learn he may be

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drew international attention. In appearances Hertzfeldt has told the humorous story of how he was tempted to produce the worst possible cartoons he could come up with for the companies, run off with their money, and see if they would actually make it to air. Eventually this became the germ for

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Hertzfeldt's work has been described as "some of the most influential animation ever created", "some of the most vital and expressive animation of the millennium", "some of the most essential short films of the last 20 years", and "films of a sort that never really existed before." In 2020,

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house eight hours a day wearing a sandwich board with a picture of a product on it. "Money's not the reason I take walks. It doesn't really factor into it. I take walks because I enjoy doing it. It's something I'd do if I was rich, and it's something I'd do if I were poor."

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was released as a similar "single" in 2009. It featured a similar 148 page "archive" of production materials, as well as the hidden narration-free feature. Fans who pre-ordered the DVD received a unique 35mm film strip clipped from one of the film's theatrical prints.

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The film presents itself as a reel of rejected commercial work by a fictional version of Don Hertzfeldt. The commissioned animated vignettes grow more and more abstract and inappropriate as the animator suffers a mental breakdown, until they literally fall apart.

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In the commentary for Rejected on the Bitter Films Vol. 1 DVD, Hertzfeldt stated that "You never want to lie to your audience... you can trick them, you can disturb them, you can annoy them, but you can never lie to them. To me commercials are nothing but lies."

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and a selection of his other films to 22 cities on a sold-out American tour (with two stops in the UK and three in Canada). '"An Evening with Don Hertzfeldt" presented a 35mm selection of his work followed by an onstage interview and audience chat with him.

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performs the voice of the short's lead character, opposite Hertzfeldt's then-four-year-old niece, who was recorded while drawing and playing. Her spontaneous, natural vocal reactions and questions were then edited into the story to create her character.

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in Fremont. In his childhood, Hertzfeldt drew homemade comic books and, at the age of 15, he began to teach himself animation with a VHS video camera. Two of Hertzfeldt's teenage VHS cartoons can be seen on the "Bitter Films: Volume 1" DVD collection.

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Nevertheless, several international ad campaigns have borrowed heavily from his unique style and bear enough resemblance to Hertzfeldt's work as to be mistaken for it. The most well-known instance of this is a series of television ads for Kellogg's

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Hertzfeldt traveled with the film to theaters on a "winter mini-tour" in December 2017. The screenings opened with a surprise new two-minute cartoon, in which an animated Hertzfeldt introduces the program from the caverns of an alien planet.

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Encorp has used a Hertzfeldt-like style of short animation clips on TV and the Internet to promote its "Don't Mess With Karma" campaign to encourage recycling. One of the latest ad campaigns to use an art style similar to Hertzfeldt's is

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cartoons in the 1960s and 1970s. Built in the late 1940s, it was one of the last remaining functioning cameras of its kind left in the world, and Hertzfeldt found it to be a crucial element in the creation of his films and their visuals.

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Hertzfeldt's student films in the 1990s were photographed on 16mm. From 1999 to 2011, Hertzfeldt photographed his films on a 35mm Richardson animation camera stand, believed to be the same camera that photographed many of the

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special effects audio commentary, an over 140-page "archive" section (of rare footage from Hertzfeldt's earliest cartoons, original pencil tests, deleted sequences, abandoned footage, and sketch to scene comparisons),

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filmmaker who just happens to draw. Editing, writing, sound—those are the things that usually come first in my head. Animation is often just the busy work I need to get through to connect the dots and tell the story."

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In 2012, Hertzfeldt edited the three chapters of the short film trilogy together to create a seamless new feature-length version of the story. The feature film shares the same title as the third chapter of the story,

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sequence or a universe of moving stars created by back-lit pin holes, other effects are new innovations on classical methods, as seen with the in-camera compositing of multiple, split-screen windows of action in the

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described the film as "visionary" and "possibly the best film of 2015," in spite of its short running time. The Austin Film Critics Association gave Hertzfeldt a Special Honorary Award in recognition of the film.

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behaving the same way. The film concludes in the extreme future, with two creatures (apparently an adult and child subspecies of future human), having a conversation about the meaning of life on a colorful shore.

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was to regularly "free the work of these independent artists from the dungeons of Internet exhibition," and bring them into proper movie theaters where most of the short films were originally meant to be seen.

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Sight and Sound "Greatest Films of All Time" poll, Hertzfeldt listed the following ten films as important titles that had "knocked me over the head at some point in life and continue to do so":

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was released in 2006 and became Hertzfeldt's most critically successful piece to date, receiving his strongest reviews. The 17-minute animated short was based on a character, Bill, from his

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theme of a collection of cartoons so bad they were rejected by advertising agencies, leading to their creator's breakdown and ultimately the cartoons' metaphysical crisis.

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meanwhile launched a supplemental DVD series of animated short films, with content that varied from the annual theatrical programs. These DVDs were distributed by MTV.

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was subsequently released on DVD, iTunes, Netflix, and on-demand on Vimeo. The film was released on Blu-ray in 2015 and in 2021, a remastered version was released on

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Hertzfeldt has never held a job other than creating his animated films. His earliest teenage video animations found film festival exposure, and in film school at the

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were made widely available to the public. Many of these works were only previously found on limited-release VHS collections of animated shorts, long out of print.

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Critic J.R. Jones wrote, "with his humor, darkness, philosophical yearning, and insistence on drawing every line himself, may be the only legitimate successor to

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was very well received by film critics. The Los Angeles Film Critics Association named it their runner-up for Best Animated Feature Film of the year, behind

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described his work as "simultaneously tragic and hilarious and philosophical and crude and deeply sad and fatalist and yet stubbornly, resolutely hopeful."

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was released in November 2012. Special features for the release included over 40 minutes of live Q&A material from the touring program, the cartoon

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short film series. Hertzfeldt initially used antique 16 mm or 35 mm–film cameras to photograph his drawings and often employs old-fashioned

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Hertzfeldt was the youngest director named in the "They Shoot Pictures, Don't They" list of "The 100 Important Animation Directors" of all time,

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and toured film and animation festivals in 2005–2006. Though its abstract nature puzzled some critics, it received mostly positive reviews. The

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Hertzfeldt's work has been credited with being a prominent influence on surrealism and absurdism in animation in the 2000s, including shaping

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called the short film "one of the best films of 2015," and The Dissolve named it "one of the finest achievements in sci-fi in recent memory."

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animation artwork is rare for collectors and fans to own. The 2023 charity auction marked the first time original animation drawings from

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Although the film is fictional and Hertzfeldt has never done advertising work, he received many offers to do television commercials after

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as the central pledge reward. The campaign raised over $ 215,000. With rising pledges he restored and remastered additional short films

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In 2012, Hertzfeldt was ranked #16 in an animation industry and historian survey of the "Top 100 Most Influential People in Animation."

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In 2021, a second fundraiser campaign raised over $ 450,000 for future productions. The main pledge reward was the Blu-ray release of

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declaring Hertzfeldt a "genius." The short film was a cover story on the Chicago Reader, receiving four stars from critic J.R. Jones.

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he was able to find international distribution for each of his 16mm student films. He is a 1998 graduate with a B.A. in Film Studies.

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In 2012, Hertzfeldt received the Ted M. Larson memorial award from the Fargo Film Festival, for his "contributions to film culture."

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Critics were universally positive in their reviews, describing the science fiction film as "one of the most satisfying shorts since

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Hertzfeldt owns the rights to all of his work and has self-distributed his films under the moniker "Bitter Films" since the 1990s.

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have all appeared in his films. On occasion, Hertzfeldt has also scored portions of his films himself, with a guitar or keyboard.

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will return to theaters for the first time since 2012, paired with the release of Don Hertzfeldt's newest animated short film,

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pandemic. "Episode Three" finally appeared in theaters in 2023 as part of a special "World of Tomorrow" program with the

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wrote, "If there is a single piece of media that inspired what we nebulously refer to as "internet humor," it's probably

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and almost certain to be the highlight of this year's Sundance, full stop," "dazzling, enthralling" and "astonishing."

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The popularity of each student short at film and animation festivals—and eventually around the world from screening on

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on an iPad for the National Film Board of Canada. It was animated using their app, a tribute to experimental animator

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as "mind-melting," and "two of the strangest minutes of television ever to air on a major network during prime time."

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it's really just been whichever ideas won't go away at the time. There's always a lot of new things I'd like to try."

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and other networks—helped fund the next one, and eventually financed the production of his first film after college.

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critics ranked the film #1 on their list of "The 50 Best Animated Films of the 21st Century Thus Far." In 2019,

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critics ranked the film #1 on their list of "The 50 Best Animated Films of the 21st Century Thus Far." In 2019,

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Hertzfeldt primarily supports his work through self-distribution such as ticket sales from theatrical tours,

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In 2015, Hertzfeldt ran a Kickstarter campaign to help fund future productions, with the Blu-ray debut of

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short films plus a booklet of production notes, a deleted scene, and a related new animated short called

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The sequence depicts Homer accidentally using a time-traveling remote control that regresses him to

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noted, "Hertzfeldt has crafted what might be the crowning achievement of modern science fiction."

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and one of the most influential animated films ever made. In the early 2000s, pirated copies of

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100 Greatest Animated Shorts/Everything Will Be OK/Don Hertzfeldt - Skywigly Animation Magazine

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called Hertzfeldt "perhaps our most beloved and influential living animator not named Hayao."

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film critics ranked it #12 on their overall list of the "Best Movies of the Decade." In 2021,

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film critics ranked it #12 on their overall list of the "Best Movies of the Decade." In 2021,

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Hertzfeldt has been offered numerous lucrative advertising deals, including ad campaigns for

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one of the "10 best films of the 21st century" on his list for the BBC Culture poll in 2016.

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was released on-demand on Vimeo in March 2015, simultaneous with its run in film festivals.

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Don Hertzfeldt did not do those Pop tart commercials. He is looking into ligation about it.

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In another Reddit "AMA", on the subject of creativity, Hertzfeldt suggested the following:

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nomination for Best Animated Short, but did not make the ultimate list of five nominees.

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In 2014, Hertzfeldt wrote, animated, and directed a surreal and futuristic two-minute "

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Hertzfeldt frequently scores his pictures with classical music and opera. The music of

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won the Grand Jury Prize for Short Filmmaking at the 2007 Sundance Film Festival, the

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called it "a must-see animated masterpiece" and "one of the best films of the year."

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called it "one of the best films of the year... a must-see animated masterpiece."

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Unlike its predecessors, it was unable to premiere in theaters due to the ongoing

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in 2000, the short won 27 film festival awards and was nominated for an Oscar for

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In 2015, Hertzfeldt won the Grand Jury Award for Short Film a second time at the

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keyboards and drum machines... It's not the cutting edge CG we're all used to."

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In a March 2008 entry in his blog, Hertzfeldt announced he had decided to leave

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audio commentary, and a retrospective booklet, with liner notes by Hertzfeldt.

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In January 2018, the film played opening night at the Sundance Film Festival.

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began its nationwide release in January 2007, featuring new work by animators

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won the HBO Comedy Arts Festival Grand Prize for "World's Funniest Cartoon".

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Hertzfeldt made four 16mm animated student films while studying film at the

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Welcome to the Show/Intermission in the Third Dimension/The End of the Show

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was released in 2020 to more positive reviews, including another "A+" from

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noted his work as having "influenced an entire generation of filmmakers."

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Soon after graduating from film school, Hertzfeldt purchased his own 35mm

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cinemas, called "An Evening with Don Hertzfeldt, Who Will Not Be There".

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in 2011 and 2012 on another North American theatrical tour to 30 cities.

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through a special partnership with Disney, the stop-motion animated film

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cited Hertzfeldt as an influence in the creation of the animated series

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named the film one of the "thirty best animated short films ever made."

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In 1999, at the age of 22, Hertzfeldt was nominated for the Short Film

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10 Confessions from 'Rejected Cartoons' Animator Don Hertzfeldt - VICE

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for Best Animated Short, Hertzfeldt's 4th nomination in the category.

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edition toured throughout 2005, featuring Hertzfeldt's new short film

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In 2015, Hertzfeldt released his first digitally animated short film,

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called it "one of the greatest short films in the history of movies."

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was the only short film named as one of the "Films of the Decade" by

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In January 2015, Hertzfeldt's first digitally-animated short film,

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was the only short film named one of the "Films of the Decade" by

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At the end of its film festival run, the film won over 40 awards.

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also played at film festivals throughout 2009 and won 27 awards.

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and philosophical themes while others are more straightforwardly

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In 2024 it was announced that Hertzfeldt is collaborating with

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that was autographed by Don, or a unique drawing by Don on a

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release was a 2001 limited edition DVD "single" of the short

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the #1 "Best Animated Film of the 2010s." The same year, the

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In the years that followed, the film's status grew. In 2014,

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the #1 "Best Animated Film of the 2010s." The same year, the

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advanced to the final round of voting as a contender for an

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In 2000, at the age of 23, Hertzfeldt was nominated for the

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called the film "the closest thing on film yet to Kubrick's

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Almost four years in the making, Hertzfeldt's twelve-minute

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bitter films volume one: 1995–2005 (audio commentary)

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Hertzfeldt described his relaxed writing process in a 2015

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In December 2023, Hertzfeldt announced that his next film,

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fast food restaurant to promote their Blitz Energy Drink.

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This DVD marked the first time his student films such as

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In April 2010, at the age of 33, Hertzfeldt received the

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Hertzfeldt has had more films play in competition at the

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An animated science fiction story in the third season of

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Calhoun, Dave; Rothkopf, Joshua, eds. (March 29, 2016).

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In December 2013, Hertzfeldt released a graphic novel,

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and won the Grand Jury Prize, his second. Illustrator

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suffering from a possibly fatal neurological disorder.

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described the film as "soul shaking" and "a triumph".

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was released on-demand worldwide on October 9, 2020.

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premiered in 2017 and received rare "A+" reviews from

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In 2007, according to the animation industry website

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called it "possibly the best film of 2015." In 2019,

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In 2007, Hertzfeldt accepted an invitation from the

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