The Exigency

The Exigency (2019)

With a clueless king and failing military, the planet of Gallesha is on the brink of domination by a tyrant, Diederick, of the planet Anumbis. Gallesha's last hope for survival is to retrieve their retired legendary war hero.

Erscheinungsdatum
2019-12-14
TMDB
8.0 / 10 (5)
Laufzeit
1 Std. 52 Min.
Genres
Science Fiction, Animation, Abenteuer, Action
Regie
Cody Vibbart
Filmreihe
The Exigency Collection

Besetzung

Wissenswertes

The Exigency is a 2019 American independent animated science fiction-action film written, directed, produced, and edited by Cody Vibbart. It features the voices of Tom Haney, Alexis Danner, Warren Halderman, Kayla Vibbart, Dillon Vibbart, Keith Todd, Matthew Kendrick, Alix Spurlock, Joel Danner, Joshua Guthrie, and Lucas Danner. The film centers around Kyle, a working man who reveals to his family that he is a retired war hero from the planet Gallesha and that he has to save it from an alien tyrant named Diederick.

Production

Cody Vibbart is an American filmmaker from Ventura, California. He began writing stories, drawing, and acting at a young age. When he was nine, Vibbart began making films with his brother using a home video camera. As an adult, he works full-time as a supervising video editor for a social media platform and currently lives with his fiancé, Corina.

In 1998, Vibbart attended the Santa Barbara International Film Festival with his mother. At the event, he learned about an individual who, by themselves, created a short 3D-animated film entirely on Bryce, a software Vibbart later installed to learn more about animating.

The Exigency was written, directed, and produced by Vibbart under his production banner Cuz Productions. The idea for the film arrived in 2006, originally under the working title Sleeping Giant, and revolved around a person who woke up to the sight of two UFOs targeting them specifically.

Vibbart was one of the only people to work on The Exigency and joked that he contributed 98 percent of the finished product. As Sleeping Giant, he animated ten minutes worth of footage using character modules from the Poser4 base model.

According to Vibbart, the banquet scene was the most tedious to animate, due to Poser's inefficiency to produce, position, and animate large amounts of characters. This resulted in a problem with animating the crowd clapping but Vibbart simply ignored the issue and moved on.

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