
Wildwood Director Travis Knight Reveals The Innovations That Made The Epic Stop-Motion Film Possible [Exclusive]
Travis Knight has been making stop-motion films for more than 25 years, first as an animator and then as a director, and has been a key creative voice at Laika since 2005.
His feature debut, "Kubo and the Two Strings," combined stop-motion with CG for its water sequences. Ten years and two live-action films later, "Bumblebee" and "Masters of the Universe," he returned to stop-motion for "Wildwood."
In an exclusive interview, Knight walks /Film through how Laika's toolbox has grown to make the more ambitious film possible.
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