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X Company Animated: This Is It

Posted on Mar 22, 2016

Anxiously awaiting the launch of the Dieppe raid, the team lays low in a nearby safehouse. Moments later, the first sounds of artillery begin to rumble in the distance.

Our latest Animated Sneak Peek comes courtesy of Genie award-winning Canadian/Bulgarian artist Theodore Ushev.

X Company: Animated videos

X Company Animated: A Battle of Bricks
Posted on Jan 25, 2016 Guns are drawn. Heads turn. Bricks fly! Artist Michael Hickox uses LEGO to reimagine a climactic scene from the upcoming Season 2 premiere of X Company.
X Company Animated: Tortured Memories
Posted on Feb 1, 2016 Our second animator is Felix Colgrave from the sleepy hills of Tasmania.
X Company Animated: Captured in the Woods
Posted on Feb 9, 2016 Award-winning stop-motion artist Stephanie Dudley reimagines a scene from Episode 203.
X Company Animated: A Long Kiss Goodbye
Posted on Feb 16, 2016 Using only watercolours and paper cutouts, Québec artist Mathilde Cinq-Mars masterfully recreates a poignant scene coming up on episode 204 of X Company.
X Company Animated: Befriending The Enemy
Posted on Feb 23, 2016 In this new animated sneak peek, Aurora attempts to befriend someone very close to Franz Faber.
X Company Animated: Only A Coward Runs Away
Posted on Mar 1, 2016 In this animated sneak peek, Montreal filmmaker Steven Woloshen creates an abstract yet wholly atmospheric piece aimed at exploring the psychological and physical traumas of war.
X Company Animated: Breaking Point
Posted on Mar 7, 2016 Created by artist Amanda Strong and her team using meticulously detailed stop-motion puppetry.
X Company Animated: Train to Nowhere
Posted on Mar 15, 2016 The eve of the Dieppe raid approaches as the team scrambles for a way to relay news of an incoming attack on Camp X.
X Company Animated: This Is It
Posted on Mar 22, 2016 Anxiously awaiting the launch of the Dieppe raid, the team lays low in a nearby safehouse.
X Company Animated: Aftermath
Posted on Mar 30, 2016 As they walk along the beach, Neil and Harry witness the aftermath of the catastrophe at Dieppe.

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