Hey everybody welcome back to another commission podcast this time we have grant stepping up to the plate and I'll see if you knocks out of the park you wanted us to watch

the world of tomorrow trilogy and you hear trilogy take oh my god it's like

12 hours of content we're talking J. R. R. T. levels of trilogy

But no these are actually animated films and a very loose and sketchy style the first one's about 15 minutes long and in fact

I would encourage everybody

There's you're gonna you're gonna spin three bucks a lot

Crazier in your lifetime then going on to Don Hertzfelt

Vimeo site and plunking down three bucks to rent the first installment 15 minutes your life in three dollars and

And you're either you either know you're gonna watch the other two or not at the end of that experience the next one's like 20 minutes

And I think the last one's 30 so it's all about an hour all all all sudden done

This is not the first time that I'd seen his work Jim. I was

Introduced to Don Hertzfelt

back when we covered season three of Fargo and

There was a really surreal animated segments in the middle of that

That was it that was narrated by Carrie Kuhn and a lot of people said it would reminded them of Don Hertzfelt even though

It wasn't actually done by him and that sent me down a spiral where I just consumed literally everything I get my hands on

From him and had a really good time doing it

Are you have you were you ever familiar with this guy's work or did seen anything? I don't think so

Okay, unless it's unbeknownst to me. No

I'm having seen it. How would you describe his work on this world of tomorrow trilogy? Which includes I I guess

You know these are films written directed animated almost everything except for like the voice work

Is done by Don Hertzfelt includes the original world of tomorrow released in 2015

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