Waking Life overview
Synopsis:
Richard Linklater returned to the semi-improvised approach and philosophical themes of his debut feature Slacker while embracing a new and groundbreaking visual technology in his sixth feature film, Waking Life. Linklater and cameraman Tommy Pallotta shot the film on location in Austin, TX, using digital video equipment. Linklater and digital animator Bob Sabiston then used newly developed computer software to transform the images through a process called "interpolated rotoscoping"; the result merges the naturalism of live action with a stylized look that resembles a cartoon or a painting in motion.
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Movie Details:
- Director: Richard Linklater
- Studio: Line Research, Independent Film Channel, Detour Films, 20th Century Fox
- Year: 2001
- Run Time: 99 minutes
- Country: USA
- MPAA Rating: R (for language and some violent images)
- Category: Animated
- Genre/Type: Avant-garde / Experimental
- Filmed in: Computer Animation, Color



