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Dolby Presents: Escape, an animated short

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A cinematic poem about the world-changing power of invention, the short film Escape is the latest example of animated storytelling that showcases state-of-the-art Dolby technologies. Combining techniques such as miniatures and animation with the spectacular imaging of Dolby Vision and the moving audio of Dolby Atmos, Escape invites the audience to imagine and experience a joyous vision of the future. It is a story of persistence and passion that is intended to inspire individuals to never give up on their hopes and dreams.



After crash-landing on a desolate planet, a lone space explorer must find a way to make her new home habitable. The teenage heroine is an older version of the central character in our Emmy award–winning film, Silent, known there as “the Kid.” This intrepid character displays courage, passion, determination, and curiosity as she transforms the barren landscape she has found into a beautiful planet.



Singer Imogen Heap developed an original soundtrack that wraps the audience in Dolby Atmos sound, unveiling the lead character’s changing emotions as she faces the challenges of a dark, disturbed landscape and persists to transform it into a place of joy and delight.



Credits: 



DIRECTORS

Limbert Fabian

Brandon Oldenburg



EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS

Lampton Enochs

Vince Voron



PRODUCERS

Trish Farnsworth­Smith

Angus McGilpin



ASSOCIATE PRODUCER

Wendell Riley



EDITOR

Calvin O’Neal Jr.



MUSIC by

Imogen Heap



SOUND SCORE by

Nick Ryan



TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE by

Alexis Michallek



AUDIO MIX TECHNICAL LEAD

Matt Desborough

Jurgen Scharpf



RE­RECORDING MIXER

Adam Daniels

Graham Daniels



SOUND SERVICES

Point 1 Post



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Category
CG Short
Tags
Dolby, Dolby Atmos, Dolby Vision, animated film, Tribeca Film Festival, short film, Imogen Heap, original song, entertainment technology, female protagonist