Wes Anderson's stop-motion masterpiece Isle of Dogs was among this year's most anticipated and well-received films, primarily for the painstaking work and the incredible level of detail involved. London-based photographer, animator, and filmmaker Ray Lewis shows us exactly how intricate everything is -- from the sets, making of the puppets, and animations -- in a fascinating collection of behind the scenes photos and videos.
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It all started out with a photo job I did a couple of years ago because this building had a bowling alley, or a "Kegelbahn" how a similar sport is called in Germany. Kegeln is pretty close to bowling but with only nine pins, smaller balls, and shorter lanes.