Lorenz Wunderle’s award-winning animation “Coyote” showing at LA Film Festival

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Director Lorenz Wunderle and Producer Ramon Schoch’s animated short Coyote shares the sad story of a coyote that loses his family. This wonderful animation has been making quite a mark in the film world, winning numerous high profile film accolades and will now play at LA Film Festival. The 2018 Los Angeles Film Festival will begin on Thursday, 20th September and ends on Friday, 28th September

A coyote loses his wife and children from an attack of wolfs. Anguished from human emotions he’s trying to process the experience. Besides grief and delusion, evil takes up more and more space. 

YK Animation’s Ramon Schoch unravels Coyote Frame by Frame

Director Lorenz Wunderle received a Bachelor’s degree in 2D animation in 2013 and a Masters in animation from the HSLU Lucerne, Design and Kunst in 2015. Since graduation Wunderle has worked as professional animator and filmmaker. His filmography includes Whatever the Weather, Hypertrain and most recently, the award-winning film Coyote.

Coyote – Trailer from YK Animation on Vimeo.

Before Ramon Schoch co-founded the YK Animation Studio GmbH in may 2013, he studied visual communication in 3D animation at the HSLU Lucerne, Design und Kunst. After working as a CGI professional on the animated feature Molly Monster, he started to work as a producer for animated shorts. His filmography includes the award-winning films In A Nutshell and Coyote.

Coyote received the Best Animation award at Aspen Film Shortfest, the Best European Short Animation award at Go Short in Nijmegen, the Best International Short in Palm Springs International Shortfest, the Jury Prize for Best Short at Popcorn Frights Film Festival and has been selected for over twenty high profile film festivals around the world.

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Coyote can be seen at LA Film Festival in September.

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