Computer animation
Most recently, several CGI silhouette films have been made, which demonstrate different approaches to the technique – Jossie Malis' use already 2D, vector animation, Michel Ocelot's "Earth Intruders" (2007) and a scene in "" ("Azur &amp; Asmar", 2006) use 3D figures rendered as silhouettes, while Anthony Lucas' Academy Award-nominated "The Mysterious Geographic Explorations of Jasper Morello" (2005) mixes 2D characters and 3D backgrounds, both of which are combination of live action and CGI. Computer animation has also been used to make more explicit reference to shadow theatre – particularly of the Southeast Asian "wayang kulit" style – by adding visible rods to the characters which appear to be operating them (ironically, in CGI, it is the other way round). This was used in Jan Koester's "Our Man in Nirvana" (2006) and the opening of the Disney feature "The Jungle Book 2" (2003). Michel Ocelot's television series "Bergères et dragons" ("Shepherdesses and Dragons"), which, as of March 2008, is still in development, uses a mixture of 2D and 3D computer animation to simulate the look of his earlier, analogue silhouette animation.