Hi everyone,
I’m Paruto (also go by Paopao), a microbiology student from Thailand with a deep passion for storytelling through animation. I’m fairly new to filmmaking, but I’m serious about narrative and emotional depth — and I’m hoping to find someone who shares that passion.
About Me:
During my recent term break, I created a short film called “The Melt” using Source Filmmaker and After Effects. It was made independently — guided by music, emotion, and a bit of help from ChatGPT. It’s a silent, symbolic story centered on grief, memory, and quiet resilience.
📽️ Watch “The Melt”:
New Project – “The Warmth That’s Missing”:
A new silent short told entirely through classical music, pacing, lighting, and atmosphere — with no dialogue.
It takes place in an alternate early 20th-century world, inspired by real history. The story explores human fragility, authoritarianism, and the emotional cost of power — told with cinematic restraint and a poetic visual language.
Why This Project?
I want to tell stories that reach beneath surface judgments — that help us understand even those who seem cruel or unreachable. I use characters inspired by history (like young versions of Hitler or Einstein) not to glorify, but to humanize — to explore what suffering, silence, and misunderstanding can create in a person.
What I Can Offer:
- A completed script and storyboard
- Curated classical music as emotional and pacing reference
- Moodboards and visual tone direction
- Full credit, creative respect, and sincere collaboration
Looking For:
An animator who can help visually express this story — someone interested in subtle, emotionally driven animation (not flashy effects). Ideally using Blender or another accessible tool — but I’m open to other workflows.
This is a volunteer collaboration — I can’t offer payment, but I’ll handle all writing, musical direction, and editing. Your role would focus on animation and visual staging.
If this resonates with you, feel free to reach out:
📩 Chattapat3615@gmail.com
Thank you for reading. Even if this isn’t for you, I appreciate the time.
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