A collection of childhood items proves to be meaningful through a series of stop motion collages showcasing their significant insignificance.
Baby Blanket is a short documentary directed by Alisa Kisselev and produced by Andrew Brace. The film follows a variety
of items that were very important to their owners, and still hold deep emotional value despite being seemingly unimportant or average to anyone else. These items range from clothing, child toys, tools, and average household items. They are then brought to life with stop-motion to create a collective narrative of nostalgia, sentimentality, and growth each person has with their item.
of items that were very important to their owners, and still hold deep emotional value despite being seemingly unimportant or average to anyone else. These items range from clothing, child toys, tools, and average household items. They are then brought to life with stop-motion to create a collective narrative of nostalgia, sentimentality, and growth each person has with their item.
THE TOYS AND THEIR STORIES
Charles' Spider-Man Comic
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Chris' Violin
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Emma's Dolls, Gertrude and Marguerite
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Jay's Stuffed Rabbit, Miffy
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Greg's Ruble
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Mateo's Shirt
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Scotty's Pink Panther
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Steven's Knife
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THE CREW
Alisa Kisselev
Director, Cinematographer, & Production Designer 
Aidan Vachon
Picture Editor & BTS Camera/Sound 
Wesley Celestial
Transmedia Producer & Researcher |
Andrew Brace
Producer, Supervising Sound Editor & Supervising Sound Mixer 
Logan Lindo
Music Composer 
Isabella Cedrone
Designer |