Uploaded July 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
'Pizza Touch' - A Short, Short Film
A child wishes on the moon and gains pizza touch, where anything they touch turns to pizza. Adventures and gags ensue with escalating hijinks.
'Pizza Touch' is produced by the 1st-year group:
Joanna Jagoda Czapracka, Daniel Bitsch Janum Fuglsang, Jacob Folmer Schade, Dominique Tia Katariina Desanges, Christian Ostenfeldt Væhrens, Rebekka Tomasdóttir Hoch, and Simon Røjkjær
About TAW Short, Short Films:
The Short, Short Film project is a collaboration between the first-year Character Animation and the first-year Computer Graphic Arts students at The Animation Workshop/VIA University College, where they work together to create 45-second short films targeted at children’s audiences.
Six to eight students work together to create their films from concept to finished 2D film in just four weeks. The starting point for their films is a few random keywords to kick off their storytelling, as well as two visual styles to inspire the visual look of the films.
The projects were supervised by the teachers: Julia Bracegirdle, Michelle Kranot, Uri Kranot, Philip Piaget, Martin Holm Agersnap-Grevy, and Sabrina Macho.
This year we are excited and proud to share eight teams' Short, Short Films!
We hope you will enjoy the films!
'Pizza Touch' - A Short, Short Film
A child wishes on the moon and gains pizza touch, where anything they touch turns to pizza. Adventures and gags ensue with escalating hijinks.
'Pizza Touch' is produced by the 1st-year group:
Joanna Jagoda Czapracka, Daniel Bitsch Janum Fuglsang, Jacob Folmer Schade, Dominique Tia Katariina Desanges, Christian Ostenfeldt Væhrens, Rebekka Tomasdóttir Hoch, and Simon Røjkjær
About TAW Short, Short Films:
The Short, Short Film project is a collaboration between the first-year Character Animation and the first-year Computer Graphic Arts students at The Animation Workshop/VIA University College, where they work together to create 45-second short films targeted at children’s audiences.
Six to eight students work together to create their films from concept to finished 2D film in just four weeks. The starting point for their films is a few random keywords to kick off their storytelling, as well as two visual styles to inspire the visual look of the films.
The projects were supervised by the teachers: Julia Bracegirdle, Michelle Kranot, Uri Kranot, Philip Piaget, Martin Holm Agersnap-Grevy, and Sabrina Macho.
This year we are excited and proud to share eight teams' Short, Short Films!
We hope you will enjoy the films!
