Kam-Bur, a comic book to relaunch an trade

Kam-Bur is the nine-minute pilot of a comic book created by completely Venezuelan expertise, with very excessive manufacturing high quality and worldwide requirements, which got here into the ring with the need to have sponsors to ultimately grow to be a complete animated sequence of as much as 52 chapters of half an hour every that may be entered into the aggressive market of the trade with the only real intention of entertaining and entertaining.

No less than, that’s the leitmotif proposed by its creators Adrián Díaz (venture director), Ginette Hernández (producer) and Leonardo Gimón (artwork director), along with a military of collaborators who, after two years of labor slowed down by varied occupations, they had been in a position, proudly, to point out for the media, the enjoyable story of “an ingenious woman who seeks to be essentially the most well-known inventor within the universe and to take action she exams her innovations by fixing on a regular basis issues of ladies and boys.” The woman goes by means of varied experiences in her private world in entrance of different characters comparable to a tuqueque named Lizz, creating robots and considerably spectacular artifacts.

The presence of references of the Venezuelan idiosyncrasy stands out, such because the clattering of the chords of the 4 cam-bur-pin-ton and the music Moliendo café as a part of its incidental music, using expressions comparable to “ayyyyy, chiamo!”, “ mistolín!”, “echa over right here!”, “put in your espadrilles as a result of what’s coming is joropo!” or the presence of a bush of banana within the background, amongst different facets with which its creators attempt to spotlight their curiosity in making the product stand out with out exaggerating a few of our identification values.

“The concept is to point out that issues will be achieved within the nation,” highlighted Ginette, who along with Leonardo and Adrián are a part of the staff known as Wambo Lab which, though it isn’t but a examine, constitutes a bunch to have the ability to do extra. joint tasks, with the particularity that this yr they’re giving workshops to coach specialised personnel and whose calls will be discovered on the web page www.wambolab.com and on @wambolab on Instagram.

They don’t seem to be simply freaks.

What at first looks like a universe of freak children who transfer in parallel universes, devoted to the world of leisure of their free time, is a really skilled endeavor that entails the dedication of plenty of creatives educated within the nation, who’re presently the workforce of an industrial community that has branches in nations comparable to Mexico, Argentina, Chile and Colombia and that in Venezuela finds considered one of its weakest hyperlinks, as a result of the work of making animated sequence could be very cumbersome and sophisticated, not a lot not because of the lack of expertise within the space of ​​illustration but in addition because of the monumental difficulties in areas comparable to animation and dubbing, as its authors defined through the launch of Kam-Bur, a narrative geared toward youngsters between 6 and 9 years outdated.

“Right here, within the 70s, there was an animation division on the ULA and that disappeared. At present there are disaggregated efforts however the tasks are very remoted; Individuals find yourself leaving and our labor power is occupied outwards,” defined Ginette, considered one of its creators.