An animated tale of creation. Billions of years ago a strange being lands on a young planet and sets up shop with a plan to cover the world with life. His name is LOR.
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Title: LOR: Lots of Robots (2002)
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An animated tale of creation. Billions of years ago a strange being lands on a young planet and sets up shop with a plan to cover the world with life. His name is LOR.
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Excellent work all the way around, it is unreal that an individual could cover so many bases in a short film and have everything turn out so fantastic. Andy Murdock scores and plays his own soundtrack, does all of the sound design as well the ALL of the 3d work from animation and rendering to scripting, compositing and editing. The DVD is great, not only does Andy Murdock show you behind the scenes in the creation of Lots of Robots but he includes tutorials on the DVD so that the viewer can learn how to do the same thing. Lot of Robots is a unique piece of art, science and education. On the LOR DVDs Andy Murdock shares his wealth of knowledge regarding animation and film-making, the DVD is truly worth owning.