Kajsa Næss

Director & Animator

This interview with Norwegian animation director Kajsa Næss explores her development as a filmmaker, from animation school to co founding the studio Mikrofilm. She discusses her preference for 2D animation and stop motion, her interest in human behaviour and subtle emotional expression, and her work with animated documentary as a way to engage with real world subjects.

Kajsa Næss reflects on inspiration, creative discipline, criticism and the need to support artist driven productions. A thoughtful portrait of an artist guided by empathy, curiosity and a strong belief in personal artistic vision.

Shown in the interview:

Titina (trailer)

It Was mine (full film)

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