ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This is DANCE + DANIEL “CLOUD” CAMPOS
Most people find one creative medium and stay. Cloud Campos found dance — then learned stop-motion, animation, PLUS directing because he refused to let a story outrun his tools. He joined me this week to talk about premiering unreleased work at CLOUDFEST, real budgets, and the dog slide that had an entire room convinced it was rotoscoped.
Spoiler: it wasn't. It was muscle memory.
We explore:
- The festival Cloud built himself and WHY
- Why freestyle dance is the perfect training for stop-motion + why every filmmaker SHOULD learn stop-motion
- Emotionally, mentally, + physically what it costs to create Cloud’s worlds
This one's for the makers who hide their fingerprints in the details, hoping someone will find them.
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