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About “A Kiss from Tokyo” in the words of Stephane Coedel (co-director/animator)
“A Kiss From Tokyo”, Theatrical Trailer (1964) – Yuki 7 dashes around the world in hot pursuit of the tantalizingly tricky Diamond Eye, who is stealing parts and plans and leaving behind a path of murdered scientists in her quest to build a missile inside her volcanic lair.
I co-directed it with and for Kevin Dart.
This animation is a part of a promotional event about the release of Kevin’s new book, “Seductive Espionage, the world of Yuki 7” which will happen this summer.
Kevin produced the graphics and I gave them life in After Effects.I tried to catch what was typical about the vintage look of the movies from this period. Lighting, grain, old school Special Effects (car chase in a studio with background projected film, miniature sets), editing, old fashion transitions, Music, etc…
Cyrille Marchesseau created a great piece of music inspired by Laurie Johnson (The Avengers) and John Barry (James bond).Order the book, “Seductive Espionage: The World of Yuki 7” from fleetstreetscandal.com
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It’s me again! I’m finding your blog probably the best I’ve ever seen! Having spent all night working on an After Effects project I came across this post… like my comments regarding CBC R3, it’s another inspiring post – thank you! I’m now heading back to the top of the page for another viewing.
Thank you! I’ll make sure to post more now that I know I have at least one reader. 🙂