Klop Drop

If one word could describe Klop Drop, directed by Nathan Love, it would be silly. This 44 second film hooks you from the moment it starts and you can't help but chuckle at it's randomness. It lacks any real storyline but in an odd way there's no need for one. Technically it is very impressive, though not realistic, the animation is very sleek and detailed, a sort of meeting of Pablo Picasso, Daft Punk and Dr. Seuss. The film was made for an advertising company based in Los Angeles by the name of Mothership. The music comes from an Untitled track by the Electro/Techno Group Sudonim, based in San Diego, California.

Director: Nathan Love
Music: Sudonim
CD: Joe Burrascano
Character designs: Morgan Schweitzer
Concept art: Denis Kozyrev, Anca Risca
Character models: Ylli Orana
Character textures: Ylli Orana, Anca Risca
Character TD: Francisco Naranjo
Animators: Ryan Moran, Dave Han, Kyle Mohr, John Velazquez
Lighting: Joe Burrascano
Compositing/effects: Hopr
Editing: Joe Burrascano
Technical directors: Mats Anderson, Stephen MacKenzie, Joji Tsuruga