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Community sweep: Bowling4Rhinos garage stop-motion studio surfaces as a new indie catalogue lead

Still from the trailer for Carolyn Gair's found-object stop-motion short Tin Tune
Still from the trailer for Carolyn Gair's found-object stop-motion short Tin Tune Source

A community post about Emmy-winning animator Carolyn Gair building a stop-motion feature (Return to Kellogg, shot on Dragonframe) in her home garage led to discovery of her found-object Rustnik short series (Flower 2023, Forage 2024, Tin Tune 2025) and studio Bowling4Rhinos -- a grassroots indie production not previously in the catalogue. This is exactly the kind of maker-level story the database exists to surface alongside the major studios.

Tin Tune — related work
Tin Tune — related work Source

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