LOVING VINCENT

PAINTING- ANIMATOR
BreakthruFilms Production:
Film: Loving Vincent
Director: Dorota Kobiela
Co-Director: Hugh Welchman
Studio Location:
Gdansk, Poland
June - December 2016
Film Premiere:
Sept. 22, 2017,
New York, NY -Lincoln Plaza Cinemas
Sept. 29, 2017,
Los Angeles, CA- Laemmle's Royal Theater
Oct. 05, 2017
Savannah, GA- Lucas Theater for the Arts
Oct 06, 2017
Seattle, WA
San Francisco, CA
Berkeley, CA
Pasadena, CA
Orange County, CA
Atlanta, GA
Santa Barbara, CA
more...
Oct. 13, 2017
Chicago, IL
San Diego, CA
Austin, TX
more...
* for more dates and locations, check on www.lovingvincent.com

Shot painted by Charlene Mosley. One of five scenes she worked on during her six month job on the film.
Dr. Gachet talking to Armand Roulin about Van Gogh's death.
Dr. Gachet talking to Armand Roulin about Van Gogh's death.
Painting- Animator for Loving Vincent |
In late May 2016, Charlene Mosley was picked out of more than 4000 artists to travel to Gdansk, Poland for testing to be part of the BreakthruFilm production on Loving Vincent. After passing the three day testing, Mosley entered a three week period of training as a painter- animator. During training the studio artist was introduced to animation for the first time and learned to paint Vincent van Gogh style. Soon she found herself working for the next six months as one of 125 international artists on the first ever fully- painted feature film, Loving Vincent.
Fun Facts:
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Fun Facts:
- 65,000 frames
- 6500 liters of oil paint
- 125 artists
- 2 weeks live- action filming
- 8 years creation!
- Now playing worldwide
- Numerous Awards
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GALLERY
BBC NEWS on the making of Loving Vincent
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