As generations pass, the ever-growing burden of climate change is passed to the young generations, until it finally bursts. A young girl innocently asks about an animal from the past, a “tiger”, and is met with the existential truth of her existence. This generational hot potato is ignored and mindlessly added to without any thought of its consequences.
“Tiger (72000 BC to 2059 AC)” took her around 4 months to animate, from the idea to the storyboard, line art, and color.
Several animated movies created by Renee have won ‘Best Animated Film’ Awards in prestigious international film festivals.
Renee is an advocate for human rights, social justice, gun control, and environmental protections and has been raising awareness of those issues through her animations that reach millions of readers. She also founded the all-girls organization “Girls Against Gun Violence”
https://girlsagainstgunviolence.com/ to help the victims of the gun violence.
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A coming of age comedy, set in the early 00s, Dolls tells the story of Cherry and her unsolicited collection of judgemental porcelain dolls as she explores her transition into sexual maturity and faces the anguish of leaving her childhood behind.
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