Then the camera slowly pulls back to reveal that the stick figures are imprisoned in a bubble or crystal ball surrounded by larger, more elaborately drawn ghouls and monsters. This trick is nothing new, but Cadigan uses it to perfection by tying it to the narrative and, once again, adding an engaging twist to what could have been a very straight-forward shot. Cadigan's approach has already earned her the International Documentary Association's David L. Wolper Student Documentary Achievement Award and several screenings throughout the country. John also gave it his endorsement. He's seen it several times, but he can't quite remember what was in it the time before because his memory is not that great.
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