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The story behind Oats Studios’ ‘Rakka’

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Neill Blomkamp has started an experimental studio and their first released short film is Rakka. VFX supe Chris Harvey kindly sat down with me for an interview, at Cartoon Brew.

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Posted on June 20, 2017Author Ian FailesCategories UncategorizedTags CartoonBrew

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