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The film consists of mixed 3D-animation, 2D-animation, frame-by-frame animation and still images. Also some self-recorded sounds and some self-composed music, though lots of sound effects and music samples were taken from free internet sources. LightWave3D, Photoshop, After Effects, Acid Pro. The original video-material is saved as 7489 single 1920x1080 PNG frames.
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