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The Weight of the Line: Animation Tales

  • Documentary
Confirmed2006-12-197.07.0Trakt

A behind-the scenes look at the grueling one-year process of transferring the filmed images into the unique animation style featured in the final version of the movie 'A Scanner Darkly'.

The Weight of the Line: Animation Tales is a 2006 documentary that provides an in-depth behind-the-scenes look at the painstaking rotoscope animation process used to create A Scanner Darkly. The film chronicles the grueling one-year journey of transforming live-action footage into the film's distinctive animated visual style.

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The Weight of the Line - A Scanner Darkly (2006)

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When was The Weight of the Line: Animation Tales released?

The documentary was released on December 19, 2006.

What is this documentary about?

It documents the behind-the-scenes animation production process for A Scanner Darkly, showing how the filmmakers converted filmed images into the movie's unique rotoscope animation style over the course of a year.

Is this film still available to watch?

Yes, the documentary has been released and is available through various streaming and physical media platforms that carry A Scanner Darkly bonus content.

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