Golden Wolf mines Thai folklore with Sinister Grace
In a gorgeously gruesome film for video game series Dead by Daylight, the animation company tells the tragic story of a once-beloved opera singer who turns into a floating head with trailing entrails.
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- Director Mathieu Durand
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Credits
View on- Production Company Golden Wolf
- Director Mathieu Durand
- Studio Director Henry Purrington
- Executive Creative Director Stefan Falconer
- Executive Producer Ginger Hanner
- Senior Producer Jade Jordan
- DP Heidi Stephenson
- Editing Jo Baaklini
- 3D Animation Stefan Ahmad
- Sound Design Take Your Medicine
- 2D FX Animation Kensei Thomas
- 2D Animator Rohit Kelkar
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Credits
powered by- Production Company Golden Wolf
- Director Mathieu Durand
- Studio Director Henry Purrington
- Executive Creative Director Stefan Falconer
- Executive Producer Ginger Hanner
- Senior Producer Jade Jordan
- DP Heidi Stephenson
- Editing Jo Baaklini
- 3D Animation Stefan Ahmad
- Sound Design Take Your Medicine
- 2D FX Animation Kensei Thomas
- 2D Animator Rohit Kelkar
Behaviour Interactive’s hit horror game, Dead by Daylight, has done its due diligence in rooting out horrific characters from movie, TV and literary lore, but the subject of its latest chapter might be the most terrifying yet.
Working from the company’s original concept art and story, Golden Wolf has created the one-minute, spine-tingling short Sinister Grace – the tragic tale, rooted in Thai folklore, of a once-beloved opera singer whose hunger for fame transforms her into a floating head with a glowing heart and trailing entrails: the Krasue.
With fantastically gory moments from director Mathieu Durand, alongside an illustrative art style that draws out the eerie concept, this cartoon chiller is not one for teatime.
