Chickens Playing Chicken
On a sunny day in beautiful Hawai'i Kai, two naughty roosters play a game of chicken while crossing Kawaihae Street. Cockle-doodle-doo!
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Yayoi L WinfreyDirector
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Project Type:Animation, Experimental, Music Video, Short
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Genres:animation, comedy, music video, experimental
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Runtime:52 seconds
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Completion Date:October 3, 2020
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Production Budget:0 USD
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Country of Origin:United States
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Country of Filming:United States
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:Digital
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
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Accord Cine FestMumbai Maharashtra
India
December 1, 2020
Winner of Best Animation Short award -
1st Edition of Continental Film Awards
India
January 24, 2021
Winner of Best North American Animation Short award -
Best Animation AwardLondon
United Kingdom
January 30, 2021
Finalist for Best Micro Animation award -
Munich Music Video AwardsMunich
Germany
March 31, 2021
Semi-Finalist for Low Budget Music Video award -
RedWood Film FestivalIndia, Sri Lanka, US, UK
March 22, 2021
Official Selection for 1-Minute Short Films award -
Rome Music Video AwardsSlovakia, Netherlands, UK, US, India, Singapore
May 13, 2021
Semi-Finalist for Low Budget Music Video award -
OTB | Only The Best Film AwardsMiami Florida
United States
June 25, 2021
Official Selection for Only The Best Animation Short award -
6th International Short Film Festival Pune India 21Pune Maharashtra
India
November 15, 2021
Official Selection for Animation Films
Distribution Information
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Yayoi L Winfrey
Born in postwar Tokyo to a Japanese war bride and an African American soldier, Yayoi L Naito Winfrey has been creating media all her life. First, as an illustrator and graphic designer; then as a screenwriter, fiction writer and journalist; and, now, as a filmmaker. Growing up on three continents by the time she was five years-old gifted her with a strong appreciation for other people's languages and cultures. As a mixed-race person, she has an innate sense of what it's like being 'the other;' and, her long career in arts reflects that special position.
Storytelling through film engages so many senses. I feel so fortunate that I'm able to combine my love for both visual art and literature to make movies.