Skeleton Girl 3D Wins Best First 3D Film Award at

Be Film the Underground Film Festival in New York!

Dimitris Athos, Be Film Program Director and 3D Specialist says: “Making
a film in Stereoscopic 3D presents additional production challenges across the
board.  Leo Wieser, Becky Scott and their entire team embraced the added
challenge - in 3D stop motion animation no less! Skeleton Girl 3D is a
technical and creative accomplishment on multiple levels, even more so being
their first 3D film. I look forward to seeing more 3D Stereoscopic work from
them and their company Bleeding Art Industries” 

Skeleton Girl is the story of Millicent, a small orphan girl who lives in a land of make-believe and her overactive imagination. One day as she goes for a walk in the woods, Millicent comes upon an abandoned cemetery where she takes a valuable gem from one of the gravestones. That night, during a spectacular thunderstorm, she begins to hear the tapping of bony fingers, and soon a cacophony of noises and images play out on the walls of her room. As a skeleton pays a visit to retrieve what is rightfully hers, Millicent soon discovers why it isn’t a good idea to steal from the dead.

We are deeply appreciative of all the support that our funders provided including the Government of Alberta, Alberta Multimedia Development Fund, CTV's Bravo!FACT (Foundation to Assist Canadian Talent), the National Film Board of Canada, Filmmaker Assistance Program.

Skeleton Girl will be on the festival circuit for the foreseeable future and is not available to the public at this time. We'll keep you updated here on its progress and any other future announcements. Visit the Festivals & Screenings page for info on the film's screenings. Join our mailing list or follow us on Facebook and Twitter for news and updates.

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