Aardman Animations It is a production studio invented in 1972 who creates films and short films from volume animations using clay and modeling clay. Produce few films (The time required for this process is exponential), the studio is responsible for several cult animated films such as Wallace and Gromit (first short film in 1989), Chicken racing (2000) or Shaun the Sheep (2015). The company is currently working on the continuation of the adventures of Chicken racing what should happen 2024just like new projects for the duo Wallace and Gromit. But now the studio is facing a critical situation: its sound supplier has officially closed its doors.
Accordingly The Telegraphthe sound used for studio animation techniques Aardman is manufactured in a factory in Torquay, in England. It was reported that the studio barely had enough sound reserves to complete the next feature film Wallace and Gromit. However, Aardman subsequently released a statement emphasizing that there was no risk of the company running out of sound for further production.
“We are touched by recent concerns about the future of our beloved clay creations, but wanted to reassure fans that there is absolutely no cause for concern,” the press release said. “We have large stocks of modeling clay for current and future productions and, just like Wallace in his workshop, we have been tinkering with the hidden scenes for some time, with plans to ensure a smooth transition to new supplies to continue production of our iconic ones Productions. »
Aardman Animations has always used a material called Newplasta polymer clay, ever since 1972. Some sources say the studio is looking for a replacement for the material, but the release also suggests they have time to see what happens when it comes to managing the sound inventory. Therefore, there is no need to raise the alarm for now and fans can wait with peace of mind 2024 to see the new Wallace and Gromit And Chicken racing in dark rooms.