The D-Monster written & directed by Kinga Suto

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ORIGINS the d-monster began as a one person show entitled, “The Devil Wears Payless,” an ex-Hollywood development executive’s tell all (based on a truly exaggerated story). Workshopped at The Andy Dick Theater (Improv Olympic West) in Hollywood, Kinga performed all twenty-two characters with no props or costumes in the black box theater. What began as a series of monologues workshopped in Molly Prather’s one person show class eventually evolved into a full hour solo-show under the direction of Second City Chicago mainstage veteran Craig Cackowski (Community). “The Devil Wears Payless” enjoyed a 25 week run delighting a packed house nightly (‘course it was free). There was a musical number in the staged show, “Save the Best Script for Me,” (don’t worry she didn’t put it in the film). In the end, only three of the original twenty-two characters made it into the screenplay version that became the d-monster, the AFI Directing Workshop for Women short film. The character Kinga is performing below is not one of them...it did not go well. comedic performance artist & film director kinga suto
about the animation: the d-monster artist & animator: erengo suto The entire animation of the d-monster, moving characters, background elements, hand gestures and wing flapping, was all done completely by hand. In order to avoid bucking and texture on the water color paper, animator Erengo Suto came up with a unique process: hand stretch cotton paper canvas on luann birch panels. When new poses were needed, the animation production team literally watched paint dry until they could hand scan and mask each delicate element.
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The D-Monster written & directed by Kinga Suto

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