For Sock's Sake 2008
"A sock escapes from the clothes line to go clubbing"
A whimsical stop-motion animated short from 2008, *For Sock's Sake* follows a daring little sock who breaks free from the clothesline to dive headfirst into the vibrant energy of a night out.
Director: Carlo Vogele
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *For Sock's Sake* (2008) about?
*For Sock's Sake* tells the story of an adventurous sock that escapes the clothesline to experience the excitement of clubbing. This charming stop-motion short blends humor and creativity, showcasing how the most unlikely characters can embark on unforgettable adventures.
Who directed *For Sock's Sake*?
The film was directed by Carlo Vogele, who created it as his graduation project at the prestigious Gobelins Animation School in Paris.
Who stars in *For Sock's Sake*?
Cast details for *For Sock's Sake* are not publicly listed, as it is a student film focused on animation rather than traditional acting roles.
Is *For Sock's Sake* (2008) worth watching?
As an animated short with a runtime of just five minutes, *For Sock's Sake* is a hidden gem for fans of stop-motion and creative storytelling. Its whimsical premise and award-winning craftsmanship make it a delightful watch, especially for those who appreciate the art of animation.
How long is *For Sock's Sake*?
*For Sock's Sake* has a runtime of 5 minutes.
About For Sock's Sake (2008) — The Animated Short Where a Sock Finds Its Groove
A whimsical stop-motion animated short from 2008, *For Sock's Sake* follows a daring little sock who breaks free from the clothesline to dive headfirst into the vibrant energy of a night out. Directed by Carlo Vogele during his graduation year at Gobelins Animation School in Paris, this five-minute film blends playful absurdity with the charm of handcrafted animation.
The story captures the spirit of rebellion and adventure as a mundane household item transforms into an unlikely party animal, creating a visually delightful contrast between the ordinary and the extraordinary. Vogele's innovative use of texture and movement immerses viewers in a world where even laundry can have a night to remember. Though brief, *For Sock's Sake* packs a punch, earning the prestigious Best Graduation Film award at the Annecy International Animated Film Festival in 2009.