CGI 3D Animated Short: 'Blossom' - by Seed Studio | TheCGBros

TheCGBros Presents "Blossom" by Seed Studio - An only child, Ling, has lost her beloved mother. When her father remarries, Ling struggles to cope with grief and accept her new mother. The story explores the complications of this relationship. For more information please see the details below.

Credits-Contributors:
Blossom is a graduation short made by 3 students from Multimedia University, Malaysia released in 2018. An only child, Ling, has lost her beloved mother. When her father remarries, Ling struggles to cope with grief and to accept her new mother. The story explores the complications of this relationship.

CREDITS:
Fion Chua Lok Yee
- Director
- Storyboard Artist
- Environment Design
- Character Modeling & Rigging
- Animation Director
- Lighting Artist

Jillianne Toh Jinq Yi
- Concept Artist
- Environment Design
- Asset Modeling
- Simulation Artist
- Rendering
- Film Editor

Cheng Chia-Yen
- Art Director
- Character Design
- Visual Effects Artist
- Rendering & Compositing
- Shading & Texturing
- Lighting Artist

Christine Geron Lee
- Assistant Modeler

Ling voiced by Aini Azman

Music by Kevin MacLeod
- Colorless Aura
- Lamentation
- Mourning Song
- Ripples
- Pennsylvania Rose


Mentors : Mr. Muhammad Ayman & Madam Nekhat Sultana

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[rabbitpixeyreynolds]

Losing a parent is hard and it can take time to heal, from what I can tell Ling's step-mother understands that. This video sends two messages to me, one being about grief but I don't know how to write that at the moment. The second message being that step-parents know they could never replace a childs real parent but they will still do there best to guide them.

[mk_wizard]

This is sweet and I am glad they resolved their differences. Stepparents need more love namely in cases like this.

[sccsaints]

I thought this was a horror story, then I realised its a good story.

[Snowgirl-zoby]

Once I saw the step mom picking up the broke plate I realized the little girl wasn't over her mother's death, she believed that her step mother was trying to replace her mom so her imagination led to her seeing her step mother as a monster

[valoid]

not all stepmothers are evil, sometimes they are one of the angels given by God to look after us.

[oliviamann]

Not all stepmothers are mean, horrible, or abusive. You just have to give them a chance and see who they are. That includes step siblings too.

[greasyhair]

So her mother died and her father remarried, but she can't help but see his new wife as a monster, until she gets to know her?

[megalodon]

Children don't like intruders, so most step-parents are considered evil by them even if they're not. Which is pretty hard to take in. Imagine marrying the person you love but his children hate you.



Just talking about good step parents of course. Got 2 of them and they showed me more of a working relationship than my actual parents did together.

[kizerCoundSlouder]

In my opinion, moral is: Don't ever be afraid of who cares about you.

[Dancemuse]

Moral: Don’t judge someone until you know him/her nicely.

[Echothenephilim]

I used to think my stepmom was evil but she’s a caring person a good mother to my half brother and she gets along with my mom

[emosmurf]

so the perceived evil stepmother is pretty nice after all. wish my childhood had been like that. really sweet vid!

[tartlynerdy]

This was a nice animation with a good lesson. It's just too bad this doesn't really happen a lot in the real world. It's real easy for single parents to get so caught up in their new relationship they don't think about if the new beau or girlfriend would even get along with their kids. You'd think that would be a more important priority to some parents vs fear of being alone. I shouldn't judge, it's just, there's a lot of truth to that evil step parent trope.

[littlemissy]

This movie has TWO morals:

1) the 1st shows us that a little young kid will NEVER see a different person as his/her new mom. Kids in this age needs THEIR mom at most in growing up. A kid like this girl - who looks like 5/6years old - wont understand that someone other will be a "mom/stepmom" for them (because from the kid perspective this person is just a stranger and she doesn't deserve for the kid to be called "mom" or "stepmom").

2) the 2nd shows us HOW IT'S TO BE a stepmom/dad. It shows us that it wont be easy for us (like for the kid), taht we wont earn so fast trust from it and 99, 99% of that what we will try to do for the children - it will be pushed from the kid away, because we wont look like the biological mom, because we wont be like her, we wont take the same way care of the kid like his mom did, because we dont know so much about the kid like his mom used to know, we know anything what the kid liked to do/eat/watch and etc with her mom.

So that's why we see the mom in this video that she doesn't scream on the kid when it throws the dish away or when the kid doesnt listen to her when she tells to stay/wait.

She knows that the kid needs time and that she CAN'T be mad/aggressive because of that.

Because everything what will she do/say/cook wont look like that what used to do the biological mom - the kid will feel like it would live in a new world something what wont look like the old good home, everything will be different for the kid and it wont be the same - the kid like the stepmom needs time to accept this situation.

The kid needs time to grow up and understsnd the situation and the stepmom needs time and a lot of patience from the kid till it will trust her.

~ I love this video

[nnaniii]

The way the portrait of the stepmother changes in the background is awesome.

[valn_ilyo]

anyone else thought it was their own stomach grumbling?

[labelledamedumanor]

We have a similar story here in Ireland concerning stepmothers. It begins when a poor farmer goes to visit Biddy Early (an old lady rumoured to be a witch) about his horse who had taken ill. Old Biddy (yes, that was het name) had news for him on his arrival, his infant son had also fallen ill & she can only help either the baby or the horse, she advised him on what to do. He was in a dilemma here, the horse was the family's only means of support but the baby? He decided to speak to his wife about it. She wasn't the boy's birth mother, she had died the day he was born & the farmer remarried some time later. He told her what Biddy told him but she was just as troubled as he was, that night they couldn't sleep & at midnight the baby began sneezing, at the 3rd sneeze the stepmother cried out "God bless you!" Which saved the baby's life. Old Biddy Early told the farmer that if they stayed quiet while the baby sneezed he'd die. He asked his wife why she said what she said, "His mother would do it if she was living, i'd want it for my child if he or she didn't have me living". The next morning the horse was found lying dead in the stable, what would you do if you were faced with a similar scenario? Would you have lived with the guilt of losing someone special if you stayed silent? These are the story's 2 mottos. Although Biddy Early was a real person, many stories about her were fiction.

[iicozyiiallenkazham]

3:20 i thought the kid would fly after smelling the food XD

[lackhanaprom]

First I thought it was a scary story 💭💭😱😱" later" on second thought... I Love THIS STORY 😍😍😀😀😆😆😉😉

[KacangBoy]

When her stomach grumbled, I literally was like, “OMG WHY IS MY STOMACH SO LOUD-“

And my sis was like, ” I don’t hear anything-“




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