No time for nuts
| Movie | |
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| German title | No time for nuts |
| Original title | No time for nuts |
| Country of production | United States |
| Publishing year | 2006 |
| length | about 6 minutes |
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| Director |
Chris Renaud , Mike Thurmeier |
| script | Chris Renaud |
| production |
John C. Donkin , Lori Forte |
| music | Christopher Ward |
| cut | James Palumbo |
| occupation | |
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No Time for Nuts (original title: No Time for Nuts ) is an American , computer-animated short film from 2006. It was first released on DVD for the movie Ice Age 2: Jetzt taut’s and is an offshoot of this. No time für Nüsse is also a continuation of the film Scrat's new adventure from 2002. Under the title Ice Age: No Time For Nuts 4D there is a 4D version of the film, which has been shown since 2016 in Movie Park Germany and Sea Life Melbourne.
action
Scrat is a rat squirrel and lives in the Ice Age . When he is looking for a suitable place to bury his glans, he finds a time machine in the ice that has gotten into the past by a scientist from the future whose skeleton is buried in the ice.
When Scrat touches the time machine, it sends his nut to another time. He panics and touches the time machine one more time, which takes him to the other time too. Every time a danger lurks on him in a time or if he does not like the time, he gives the time machine a kick and he ends up in another strange time.
Eventually, Scrat finds himself under a tree full of acorns. He accidentally touches the time machine. But because he wants to stay in the time with the many acorns, he destroys the time machine. Scrat realizes that the oak is not real, but that it is just modeled after an oak and that he is in a highly developed future in which there is no tree to be seen. When he at least wants to take the acorn he has brought with him, the time machine uses its last strength and sends the acorn to another time, while Scrat remains trapped in the highly developed future.
Emergence
The six-minute film was made at Blue Sky Studios . Director Chris Renaud started the project in September 2005. About a month later, Mike Thurmeier joined as the second director. The two worked on the story and storyboard for the film until December of that year . Work on the animation began in January 2006 and was finally completed in June of the same year. The animators on the film were Aaron J. Hartline , Leif Jeffers , Robin Luera , Wesley Mandell and David Torres .
4D version
The film also exists as a 4D film under the title Ice Age: No Time For Nuts and has been shown in the Movie Park Germany in Bottrop since 2016 in a cinema specially redesigned for the film. The demonstration takes place in 3D using special 3D glasses . In addition, some effects are used, such as gusts of wind, water spray and moving chairs. The film is running in its original English-language version. The effects and the concept come from SimEx-Iwerks. In addition to Movie Park Germany, the film will also be shown in Sea Life Melbourne .
Awards
At the Oscar ceremony in 2007 , the film was called " Best Animated Short Film nomination," but the film had to The Danish Poet by Torill Kove beaten. Scrat's new adventure had also been nominated for an Oscar . The film won the Annie Award in the same category.
Web links
- No time for nuts in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Article for making the film (English)
- Website of Blue Sky Studios for the film (English)
- Web site SimEx Iwerks for 4D movie (English)
Individual evidence
- ↑ Ice Age in 4D in Movie Park Germany. Retrieved July 11, 2018 .
- ↑ New 4D film from 2016 in Movie Park Germany: "Ice Age: No Time For Nuts". Retrieved on July 11, 2018 (German).
- ↑ Ripefruit Media: Ice Age: No Time For Nuts 4D. Accessed July 11, 2018 .