Aardman is my favourite stop-motion company!
As a kid,
growing up, I remember watching Morph, the famous Wallace and Gromit and many
more. Aardman really inspired me to be come an animator, from the young age of 5, where I couldn’t stop watching the shows.
Aardman is an animation company that
started in 1972 when Peter Lord and David Sproxton registered the name after they had graduated. They moved to Bristol and created Morph for children’s TV in
1976.
Morph was my favorite children’s tv show when I was younger, and to this day still love watching them as they are
so funny and have a sense of nostalgia.
After Morph, Peter
and David met Nick Park when he was working on the film A Grand Day Out, when
Nick was a student. He joined Aardman in 1985. Since then the company has animated,
the Music video Sledgehammer; award winning film The
Wrong Trousers (1993); Chicken Run (2000); Wallace and Gromit’s The Curse Of
The Were-Rabbit (2005). Flushed Away (2007); Shaun The
Sheep; Arthur Christmas; Pirates; and Shaun The Sheep the Movie. And they are
still making more!
(Peter Lord, Nick Park and David Sproxton.)
They also make TV programs like, Shaun The
Sheep and Creature Comforts.
(Shaun The Sheep)
I love all the animation they produce from
Stopmotion, 2D to CG; it all has its own uniqueness to it. I still watch their
animation today, as I am a big kid at heart and still enjoy the new films and programs they make. I’ve been
inspired by their work for many years and would love to work with them one day.
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