A colorful group of animated creatures poses together in a dimly lit room. Various shapes and sizes are represented, including a pink round creature in a glass bubble, a furry brown monster, and a small red creature in the foreground.

Stitch Head!

“Stitch Head”: A charming animated adventure blending gothic charm, playful humor, and a heartfelt journey of self-acceptance, crafted by a team spanning multiple continents and pipelines.

Stitch Head (2025) is an animated feature film based on Guy Bass’s beloved children’s novel. A co-production between Gringo Films (Germany), Fabrique d’Images (Luxembourg), and Traumhaus, with animation by Assemblage Entertainment in India, the project brought together artists across continents, formats, and pipelines.

We spoke with Oliver Finkelde (VFX Supervisor), who guided us through the production — alongside Stéphane Lecocq (Production Design), David Nasser (Animation Director), Nico Rehberg (Lighting), Juliane Walther (Line Producer), and Viola Lütten (Producer).

Oliver Finkelde (Web | IMDB | Linkedin) studied at the Filmakademie Baden-Wuerttemberg and has contributed to large-scale productions at studios such as DreamWorks Animation, Sony Pictures Imageworks, Skydance Animation, and RiseFX. His credits include work on feature film franchises like Shrek, Kung Fu Panda, Madagascar, How To Train Your Dragon, and Wish Dragon. He works as staff at...


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