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Lars C Larsen Curriculum Vitae Stop Motion Practical Effects 2018 The Shivering Truth - Adult Swim, Shadow Machine 2017 Missing Link - Laika, Inc 2016 Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer 4-D - Bent Image Lab 2015 Kubo and the Two Strings - Laika, Inc 2014 Buddy's Musical Christmas - Screen Novelties 2014 Toyota Advertisement - Screen Novelties 2013 The Boxtrolls - Laika, Inc 2012 Hell and Back - Shadow Machine 2011 Mr Peanut Advertisement- Laika, Inc 2010 Lego Antikythera Mechanism - nature.com 2010 Brisk Web Advertisement - Lipton 2010 Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas - Laika, Inc 2008 Coraline - Laika, Inc Art Department Film Production 2013 Portlandia (TV Series) (property master - 10 episodes) 2014 The Librarians (TV Series) (set dresser - 4 episodes) 2009 Leverage (TV Series) (set dresser - 31 episodes) 2007 The Fugitive (TV Series) (set dresser - 3 episodes) 2001 The Valley of Light (TV Movie) (set dresser) !1 Theater and Gallery Experience 2017 Visual Projections Artist, The Portland Ballet 2002 The Portland Art Center, Gallery, Exhibit and Installations 2001 Visual Projection Artist, Oregon Ballet Theatre 1997 Imago Theater, 16mm ﬁlm visuals, Costume work, Set Work 1998 The Musical Theater Company, Technical Director 1997 CoHo Theatre, Scenic Artist 1996 Visual Projections Artist, Film Arts Foundation Personal Works 2018 Filmed By Bike Trailer# 2016 Sasquatch Rides!# 2015 Go Paperboy!# 2013 Skidders# 2012 Cyclocross on Kodachrome 40# 2011 Speed Kills!# 2009 Pho By Bike# 2007 The Goons Squad!# 2007 Hello Video intro# 2004 Auto-Start# 2003 Broken Doll Town# 2001 Station Wagon# 1999 Ode to You# 1996 Afternoon# 1996 Meal in a bottle# 1993 1-2-3-4# 1993 Banana Ba Dog# !2 Artist Talks and Workshops 2018 Trackers Northwest. Fundamentals of Stop Motion. Portland, Oregon 2017 Laika. Open House, Hillsboro, Oregon 2010 Puppets and Practical Effects of Coraline. Sisters, Oregon 2008 Portland Art Museum. Fundamentals of Stop Motion, Portland, Oregon 2006 Bend Film. Kids Film and Animation Workshop, Bend, Oregon 2004 Stop Motion Puppet Building Workshop. Portland, Oregon 1998 Kids Theater and Video Production Bolder, Colorado 1997 Kids Theater and Video Production Bolder, Colorado Education 2012 Gnomon School Of Visual Effects, Los Angles. 3-D Modeling 2012 Studio Arts, Los Angles. After Effects 1996 Artist in Residence, Shakespeare and Co. Paris, France. French Cinema and Beat literature. 1996 BA Theater and Film Production. Humboldt State University, Arcata, CA # !3.

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