Sorry I’m Late. A fun, simple story of a man’s adventure getting home all animated in life-size, stop-motion with real people and bizarre objects. As much as I enjoy a film that challenges the intellect, every now and then I feel a strong draw toward one that is simple, smart, and just plain entertaining. Sorry I’m Late is a prime example. The story is light and simple—a man misses his bus and must embark on an adventurous journey home. But the execution is what makes it shine. In a sentence, Tomas has created a film that uses life-scale stop-motion (or pixelation) using found objects all shot against a gym floor. The big difference here is scale—a property that Tomas utilizes in his effects by holding up objects in front of the camera at a closer, foreshortened distance.
On set, the film is shot from a balcony looking down on to a gym floor. Let me take the chance to explain the appeal of the LoFi aesthetic (low fidelity) that is growing increasingly more prevalent. AT-AT day afternoon. Lost in a moment. Ekranoplan KM - a Film & TV video. ART 2 RUE sous la pluie... - une vidéo Art et Création. Pink terror. Cupcake cannon is as amazing as it sounds – New Tech Gadgets & E. Fun with Gravity. 'The Mysterious Lady' Pixies Piano Mashup | Gimundo | Good News.