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Bunny is a 1998 American computer-animated short film created by Chris Wedge and Blue Sky Studios. The short is notable for its early use of computer graphics to simulate realistic fur and lighting, techniques which later influenced Blue Sky's feature film productions. It tells the story of an elderly rabbit baking in her kitchen who is pestered by a seemingly supernatural moth. The project won the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film at the 71st Academy Awards.

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Why is Bunny important in computer-animation history?

Bunny is notable for its early computer-generated simulation of realistic fur, soft lighting, and naturalistic rendering. Blue Sky Studios used the short to demonstrate techniques that later supported its feature films.

Who created Bunny?

Bunny was created by Chris Wedge and Blue Sky Studios. Wedge later became closely associated with Blue Sky’s Ice Age franchise, whose first feature arrived in 2002.

Is Bunny connected to Ice Age?

Bunny is not an Ice Age story, but it came from the same Blue Sky Studios creative and technical lineage. The short predates the studio’s 2002 feature Ice Age.

What kind of film is Bunny?

Bunny is a 1998 American computer-animated short film. Its story focuses on an elderly woman and a disruptive moth, combining domestic comedy with surreal visual effects.

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