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The Sugar Bugs (Cal Arts BFA2 Animation)

Published June 25, 2013

Views 74.6K  |  Likes 1.78K  |  Comments 109
Views#4,434,571Global
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This video has 74.7K views and 1.78K likes, ranking #4,434,571 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

74,699

Likes

1,786

Comments

109

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Total (all-time): $52 – $149

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

Here's my BFA2 film at Cal Arts! The captain of sugar bugs does whatever he can to save his family and his kingdom from the merciless storm. The majority of the amazing score is by Sam Lustig. And the sugar bugs are voiced by my peers in character animation dept.

Published
June 25, 2013
Made for kids
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