Duet (2014 film)

Duet is a 2014 short film created by former Disney animator Glen Keane.[1] The project was done in conjunction with Google's Advanced Technology and Projects Group (ATAP)[2] as part of Google's Spotlight Stories.[3] The soundtrack was composed by Scott Stafford, produced by Alfredo Sirica and later edited by Mark Willsher.

Plot

A celebration of life through the hand-drawn line,[4] this film is about Mia and Tosh, two people and how growing up together to create an inspired duet.[5]

Critical reception

The film garnered an Annie Award nomination for Best Animated Short Subject [6] and was even shortlisted for an Oscar in the same category.[7]

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References
  1. FilmAffinity
  2. Animator Glen Keane, Google 'Duet' on Interactive Toon-Variety
  3. BCDB
  4. MUBI
  5. Slashfilm
  6. LA Times
  7. Animated Short 'Duet': Master Animator Glen Keane Googles It-Hollywood Reporter


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