
Still too cute
Nyx practises a scary face in a puddle and gives up with a sigh.
Halloween stop-motion short · 1:16 · Made by Vixel team
Nyx, a little black cat, is too cute to scare anyone, until a lost ghost needs her glowing eyes to find home. A 76-second 9:16 Halloween short made in Vixel.
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On Halloween night in the misty graveyard of Hollow Hill, Nyx practises being scary, but she is just too cute and the crows laugh at her. Then she finds Pip, a tiny ghost who is lost and afraid of the dark. To lead Pip home, her big eyes light up like two warm lanterns. The look is a handmade stop-motion puppet film: needle-felted wool, miniature sets and soft fog. Cute-spooky, never scary.
Four moments from the finished cut, with creative notes from Vixel.

Nyx practises a scary face in a puddle and gives up with a sigh.

A tiny ghost hides behind a gravestone, afraid of the dark.

In the darkest fog, Nyx's eyes begin to glow, and Pip holds on.

Pip's mama opens the door of the haunted house, and Nyx waves goodbye.
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