Luna E-Clips Productions
Luna E-Clips is run by Gracie Justice. She is a Stop Motion filmmaker who crafts stories with childlike innocence, real world problems, and solution thinking. Her debut film, A Home for Christmas, is about the American homeless crisis, specifically in Los Angeles, California. Her film shows how everyone can help make a positive difference in someone’s life, even through little acts of kindness. Many of the props and sets on the film are handmade, even some of the costumes. Her animation medium, Made to Move Barbie dolls, is the accessible version of stop motion puppets. She has spent four years of passionate, creative joy on this film and continues to see joy in her own everyday life. @lunaeclips2019
Gracie Justice
Gracie Justice is among the youngest alumna of the Château d'Orquevaux Artists and Writers Residency in France, which houses a piece of her photography in their permanent collection entitled, The Little Hidden Treasures. She first became interested in stop motion at age 9, discovering that she loved the zen and problem solving qualities of the art form. She is passionate about the human aspect of stop motion, the imperfect perfections, the fingerprints on clay, and the shear beauty of bringing inanimate objects magically to life right before our eyes. Her focus is on creating new stories instead of remaking others. Stop motion is an art form that is a part of Gracie, forever connected to her soul. @graciejustice2024
