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“The Orange” by Nick Fox-Gieg
 March 24, 2009 2:50 pm
The Orange is a droll and effective piece of storytelling directed by Nick Fox-Gieg and based on a story by Benjamin Rosenbaum. It was created in Flash and AfterEffects. Gieg’s earlier short A Good Joke is another fun diversion.
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posted in Flash, Shorts, Nick Fox-Gieg 
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Wow, nice short. Not the kind I usually like but I did like it.
This played for the ASIFA-East jury this year and I really enjoyed it. Beautiful writing especially.
Yeah, I saw it at the same screening.
I thought it was entertaining but had a Hertzfeld feel to it that was hard to shake.
It doesn’t look that good either, except for that close up wobbly orange at the head and tail which is GREAT.