Victor Navone
ABSTRACT
Alien Song is a computer animated short conceived and created by artist Victor Navone. The animation originated as a personal hobby but has since attained global internet celebrity. The short features the original alien character "Blit Wizbok" lip-synching to Gloria Gaynor's disco anthem "I Will Survive" before meeting a sudden and ironic demise. It was created on PC and Macintosh computers using off-the-shelf software and traditional animation techniques. Navone has since been hired by Pixar Animation Studios. Copyright held by creator.
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